Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-09-14-Speech-3-272-500"
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"The report focuses on the fundamental role of the Commission as the guardian of the Treaty and its authority and obligation to initiate proceedings regarding infringements of the regulations by a Member State which has failed to honour particular obligations thereunder. There are two phases to infringement cases: an administrative (investigatory) phase and a judicial phase at the European Court of Justice. The administrative phase plays a key role for citizens (complainants) by making on-the-spot compliance with Union law possible. Bringing Europe closer to its citizens and accepting good administrative practice are areas which are fundamentally intertwined. One of the areas of direct interaction between 'Europe' and its citizens is the administrative phase of TFEU Article 258, under which citizens may apply to the Commission and Parliament for assistance in accessing their European rights. It is therefore extremely important that complainants are treated according to the principles of good public administrative practice. The Commission should propose 'procedural legal provisions' in the form of a directive based on the new legal basis of TFEU Article 298 to strengthen the rights of citizens and to ensure transparency."@en1
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