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"The Professional Qualifications Directive pursues the aim of ensuring that European citizens’ professions are recognised outside the country where they gained the relevant qualification. Currently, the complexity of the recognition process for professional qualifications, which is associated with an extremely high number of regulated professions – particularly in Italy – is an obstacle to entry for European professionals and, as a result, this limits internal competition in regulated professions, with negative effects on competition between European businesses.
I therefore agree with the report’s demand to streamline administrative processes for recognising professions by making full use of new information technologies. In my opinion, the establishment of registration systems and an online portal containing all the information on the procedures could speed up processes for recognising professional qualifications while also facilitating more effective circulation of information between the administrations of Member States, thereby lowering the access barriers to professionals from different countries.
I also welcome the proposal in this report to extend the Internal Market Information (IMI) system to professions not yet covered by the so-called ‘Services Directive’, given that the IMI system has been shown to be a very efficient and cheap instrument."@en1
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