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"Mr President, I agree with those who say that the Commission’s proposals are a first step and that Mrs in ‘t Veld’s report is a first step as well as a sound report. The legal uncertainty is too great at present for the local players. At the moment, we are leaving it up to the Court of Justice to decide what exactly should be done about state aid. While that is a first step, we see it as too insubstantial. Exempting compensation paid to hospitals and social housing is a first step, but we think that others should be added to the list. Commissioner, we would add care homes and employment agencies, which should be exempt from notification. As for the fourth criterion in the Altmark judgment, that is totally unacceptable to us and also not feasible in practical terms. After all, what is the definition of the average well-run private undertaking? What if there is no private equivalent? Does making reference to the average private undertaking not oversimplify the task assigned to the public service? Pretending to be a well-run private undertaking can also impact on redundancies and cause social upsets. I would therefore ask for this criterion to be deleted."@en1
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