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The June List is opposed to any attempt by the EU institutions to include the tourism industry within its legislative competence. The tourism sector and investments to encourage the industry’s development are matters that should be dealt with exclusively by individual Member States.
The June List therefore believes that financial investments in infrastructure and permanent transport connections, for example, should be dealt with by the Member States concerned and should not burden taxpayers in other parts of the EU.
The June List also questions the rapporteur’s urging of the European Parliament to encourage continued economic activity outside the tourist season, a proposal that can scarcely be described as anything other than an attempt to establish cross-border employment protection.
Unlike the rapporteur, we are also opposed to the Committee of the Regions’ desire to create a European coastal fund.
The June List MEPs have therefore voted against this report in its entirety."@en1
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