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"Mr President, I would like thank the rapporteur for his good method of preparation, in which he has been willing to take into account colleagues’ views. Several of us Members have been concerned about the possibilities of SMEs to participate in the framework programme, because the Commission’s original proposal does not make these opportunities concrete enough. The Commission proposes so-called horizontal activities, in which it will be very difficult for small and medium-size enterprises to participate, at least at the initial stages. Therefore it is necessary to make adjustments approved by the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy to the direction that the already existing Craft programme arrangements will continue to take. The same applies to preparation funds. Enterprises have already become used to these measures, which have produced plenty of good results. Why should a good arrangement be abolished? Amendment No 265 concerns this matter. A share of 15% funding from enterprises has been proposed. Also this fact must be made concrete in the actual guideline funding schedules, when decisions on them are made at a later stage."@en1
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