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At the time of the adoption of the Stockholm Programme, the Commission was asked to table specific proposals aimed at a simple and autonomous European system for the seizure of bank accounts and the temporary freezing of bank deposits. Current European legislation allows cross-border claims and the mutual recognition of national courts’ judgments, but still fails to ensure that the resultant legal judgments are effectively enforced.
As such, and following Parliament’s adoption of various resolutions reinforcing this idea, in this own-initiative report, the rapporteur asks the Commission to introduce two instruments – a European Order for the Preservation of Assets (EOPA) and a European Order for the Disclosure of Assets (EODA) – to be implemented in national law and to concern only cross-border cases. These instruments aim to ensure the rapid implementation of measures by the courts, enabling the freezing of debtors’ assets and preventing the relocation or transfer of their assets.
Therefore, I congratulate the rapporteur and believe that these are necessary measures, ensuring greater legal certainty and security, and also defending a better functioning of the Internal Market."@en1
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