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Today we are voting, at second reading, on the Ortuondo Larrea report on classification societies. Some of the amendments are heading in the right direction by proposing a strict ban on the Administration employing recognised organisations if they have economic interests in the management or properties of ships, or by reaffirming the need for coherence between the European standards and the IMO.
We cannot accept some others, which seek to reduce the financial liabilities. They only aim to ensure that for the rules of competition between states, regardless of the scale of the consequences due to errors or negligence of the recognised organisation.
Liability must be full and complete and the court or tribunal must judge and decide freely, on the basis of the real nature of each disaster.
As often happens, the report proposes improvements in transparency or harmonisation, but limits their actual scope by not making provision for adequate financial sanctions."@en1
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