Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-03-24-Speech-2-429"
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"Mr President, Commissioner, you yourself already said that we cannot have a debate about the motor industry without also saying something today about General Motors.
We welcome the fact that you brought Europe’s ministers for economic affairs together to find a European approach. That is also what you, personally, would like to see – a European approach rather than a national one – yet such a European approach is also only possible if you involve the European Works Council in the debate and if that European Works Council is given all the information the law stipulates it should receive. I am therefore going to ask you quite explicitly whether you are prepared to launch an initiative of that nature and to pass on the information possessed by each of the Member States separately, provided to them by General Motors, to the European Works Council.
Secondly, you referred to the European funds that serve to relieve the social impact on workers. It is my belief that these funds must also be used in a preventative manner. We must prevent job losses rather than simply using these European funds where jobs are lost."@en1
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