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"The Commission proposal to repeal a number of acts stems from the political commitment of the EU to improve the quality of law making and to simplify the legislation currently in force, in order to create a better and clearer legislative environment for businesses. Many acts adopted in previous decades in the area of the common commercial policy of the Union have lost all of their effect but are formally still effective. These acts have become obsolete due to their temporary nature, because their content has been taken over by subsequent acts, or because their content arose from an international agreement later replaced by another agreement, or they were intended to be temporary instruments for a period prior to the entry into force of an international agreement, which has taken place in the meantime.
Moreover, after the accession of new Member States, many measures relating to accession became obsolete. The European Parliament, the Council and the Commission agreed in their interinstitutional agreement on better law making that Community law should be updated and condensed by repealing acts which are no longer applied. Acts which have no continued relevance should be removed from the
in order to improve the transparency and certainty of Union law. I firmly believe that the purpose and aim of the submitted amendments must be to achieve a greater level of clarity and legal certainty for the citizens of the Union."@en1
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