Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-08-Speech-2-232-500"
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"I support the final form of the report on a revision of the directive on general product safety and market surveillance. I applaud the fact that the final version does not include proposals to set up further agencies, and that it will therefore not lead to further demands on the budget. I would like to highlight how the report emphasises the issue of standardisation as a regulatory instrument which, in its essence, comprises an example of ‘smart regulation’, and therefore regulation which is not top down, but which comes from below, from the interested parties. It is precisely for this reason that I would like to call for the greater involvement of market supervision bodies in the process of creating safety standards, as this is an opportunity to ensure in an adequate way that their expertise is brought to bear in the standardisation process. In connection with the greater scope for action in the area of creating product safety standards, I consider it essential to focus on the stability of the European standardisation system, simplifying European standards and reducing the time it takes to create standards."@en1
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