Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-02-05-Speech-2-201"
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"Mr President, last December – thanks to the European Parliament’s swift action – new legislation was passed on all electronic communication. For the first time it also contains a legal basis for spectra. It allows for the creation of what are now new bodies: a committee, to discuss long-term questions, and a working party, to consider the current administration. Now that we have a common legal basis and joint bodies, it will be possible to discuss common aims beforehand and coordinate action. This is obviously no guarantee that everyone in the end will choose the same approach, but I hope that we can at least agree together policies in an open and transparent way and that before the first State starts dividing up the spectra the rules will be known to all. The market will be able to act more wisely when it is known at least how things are moving in different regions of Europe. I believe that the sort of bedlam we experienced last time will not repeat itself, but it cannot always be guaranteed that common sense will prevail at all times."@en1
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