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"On 9 March 2010 the Commission submitted a draft resolution of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a European initiative to support the European Heritage Label. The aim of the proposal is to strengthen European citizens’ sense of belonging to the European Union based on common elements of their history and heritage. Special attention is given to the added value of the label, which is not about a site’s beauty or architectural quality, but rather its symbolic value for European integration and the history of the Union. It is not about conservation of the site itself, but rather about the activities it can offer and its educational dimension, especially for young people. The proposal extends an intergovernmental initiative launched in 2006. It responds to the conclusions adopted by the Council in November 2008, inviting the Commission to submit a proposal transforming the initiative into a formal action of the Union.
Parliament’s legislative resolution, adopted by a large majority at first reading, was accompanied by 62 amendments. The great majority of these amendments dealt with relatively minor issues and contributed to further improving the text. Finally, the Council’s first reading was based on the agreement after Parliament’s first reading. I believe that the Council’s position on the first reading should be adopted without any proposals for amendments and without further delay."@en1
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