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Although there is no evidence to suggest that airlines operate without adequate insurance, we agree that making the requirements more transparent is a positive move.
However, our continued support for the draft regulation depends on the Commission addressing the major concerns that the rapporteur raised in his speech last night.
In particular the Commission must clarify how the rules relating to overflying will be applied in practice. The answers given to the committee on this matter suggest that this issue has not been adequately thought through. We cannot support draft legislation which cannot be properly and consistently applied and unless the Commission can provide satisfactory answers to how the legislation will apply to aircraft diverting into European airspace in unforeseeable circumstances or how the sector is to obtain cover for war and terrorism, we shall not be able to continue to support the proposals.
Finally, we must insist that the Commission provides a full business impact assessment before this report returns for its second reading. Parliament cannot legislate without knowing the effect that its actions would have on European businesses and a fragile aviation industry."@en1
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