Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-10-25-Speech-4-298-000"
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"There are still too many obstacles preventing Europeans from taking full advantage of the single market, in a year when we are celebrating its 20th anniversary. This is the conclusion reached by the European Commission in its working document identifying the 20 main concerns of citizens and businesses on the functioning of the single market. I agree completely with the analysis presented in the resolution adopted today, namely that these concerns are due to three gaps: the first relating to information, the second relating to application and the third to the legal vacuum. I welcome the proposal that invites Member States to set up a one-stop shop for all mobile people in the EU, enabling them to handle their work- and home-related administrative matters and to be informed about their rights and obligations at a single location in the host country. Not only does it facilitate the day-to-day lives of expatriate citizens, but it also encourages the mobility of all citizens and the exchange of best practice between all national administrations. To my mind, this type of initiative fosters a genuine connection between all Europeans."@en1
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