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"In practice, it can be seen that the procedure under Article 45(2) has serious shortcomings. Apart from the fact that no one other than the rapporteur in the debate can discuss the topic in plenary, it even deprives the rapporteur of the possibility of discussing individual amending proposals which are problematic in the report.
I did not vote for the amending proposal of the Green group because, on two points, the new version expresses reservations regarding the Czech Presidency’s proposal. However, as this is not the official position of the Council, such recommendations are premature and often counterproductive.
If working life is to be compatible with family life, one’s professional career must be placed on an equal footing with non-gainful activity which takes place in the context of inter-generational solidarity. I am convinced that the report brings new incentives to eliminate the multiple discrimination facing men and women who freely decide to care for their nearest and dearest.
I would like to emphasise the work done by rapporteur Anna Záborská, but I am sorry that because of the procedural processes, we have not voted on her draft report."@en1
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