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"Madam President, the fact that there is such a high level of consensus in this plenary sends a very powerful message to passengers and their families. This should be seen as proof of the fine work that has been done by the rapporteur and the shadow rapporteurs.
I look forward to the very important work that we have before us in setting up the European Network of Civil Aviation Safety Investigation Authorities. This represents an important step towards improving the quality of safety investigations, strengthening their independence and encouraging high standards in investigation methods and training.
It is important that the new rules reflect the advances achieved in safety with the European Aviation Safety Agency which can, from now on, contribute to safety investigations with its expertise and experience in the areas of its competence. I would like to underline – as did many of the speakers – that it will only participate as a technical adviser, sharing its experience and taking part in assessment. It will not investigate accidents itself.
The Commission is committed to working expeditiously to complete the new rules with proposals to modernise the system of occurrence reporting for aviation incidents and accidents so that, at the end of the day, we can have the best tools effectively to do our work, which is to protect the lives of European travellers.
Thank you very much for a very constructive debate."@en1
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