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"Mr President, I too would like to thank the rapporteur and others who have worked on this. It is true that when we are looking at issues around unemployment, questions about quality and information coming from the administrations have a really important role in this. This has a real impact on people’s lives.
We should remember that access to high-quality public services is a strong part of the active inclusion agenda, so it is right that we learn from each other’s experience and really benefit from that. I think that the involvement of all Member States is extremely important and, frankly, I find that the arguments that we have been having over this have been totally dispiriting. We have made a turf war out of something which really should be common sense, namely that we do need to be developing the experience and to be giving people a better experience, whether that is dealing – as people have mentioned – with the Youth Guarantee and youth employment or questions about long-term unemployment and also particularly in relation to vulnerable groups.
I think we all believe that cooperation with relevant stakeholders will also add something to this network. That will include not only the regional and local employment offices but also organisations which, for example, represent the unemployed and vulnerable workers. So we hope that we can get over this hiccup at the start and move on to have something that is going to be very constructive."@en1
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