Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2003-12-04-Speech-4-031"
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"Madam President, measures facilitating the simplification of procedures and formalities are always positive, and in this particular case of health care provision they are even more important because they will help to make the free movement of persons easier. These rights need to be extended to as many people as possible, and therefore it is a positive step that a European health card has been successfully created for everyone who travels, studies or works – and also for their family members – in any European Union Member State, thus replacing the forms that currently exist, but without containing data that might put their privacy at risk. I also consider it a positive step to provide all citizens with information on the rights they enjoy in this field in the various Member States and that this should be duly guaranteed. I therefore congratulate Mrs Jensen on the work she has done. I hope that the citizens of the various Member States of the European Union will indeed gain direct access to full health care and that this will happen as soon as possible, according to an established timetable. I also hope that today’s vote will help to ensure that this timetable is adhered to and that the health card will become a reality during the coming year."@en1
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