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The report under consideration, drawn up by Mr Zwiefka, focuses on the proposal to recast the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters. The law on enforcement of a decision is a fundamental guarantee for defending citizens’ rights. There is no point in bringing a legal case, in view of the costs in terms of time and money if, once the judgment is known, it is not possible to enforce it. I therefore welcome Parliament’s adoption of this regulation approximating the national legal systems – after three years of discussion – and I am hoping that the process will be concluded at the next European Council meeting to be held in December; that will make it possible to have free circulation of judgments, thus helping to consolidate the European Union. Its extension to citizens residing in third countries is very important, since it will enhance the effectiveness of the courts, by simplifying cases and reducing costs. I voted in favour of this motion for a resolution which constitutes a reform of the legal systems, bringing swifter and less costly justice."@en1
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