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"en.20121120.28.2-245-750"2
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"This regulation has my support as it provides straightforward rules on the access to justice for our citizens and businesses. The implementation of a clear and consistent rule of law throughout Member States is of the upmost importance as it allows citizens to trust their legal system, and rest assured that policy will be followed in a similar manner throughout the European Union. The regulation sets out that a judgment given in one Member State is to be recognised without special proceedings being required. In today’s world, where increasing numbers of people move between Member States, it is a great comfort to know the states will consistently enforce the rule of law. Many achievements will be accomplished by this regulation including explicit reference to the rights of workers enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and protective rules towards individual employees will be greatly improved. In these times, there has been considerable concern over the workers’ rights, especially when it comes to industrial action, and it is vital that the legal system which is in place protects and respects these rights. The regulation is thus of great significance in terms of the development of EU law."@en1
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