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"I too should like to join in thanking my colleagues for their work, not just as a formality but because I really mean it. This was a complex task, but I think we can all be pleased with the outcome, especially as regards the development of a new concrete action plan. In this regard I appreciate and support the recast proposal for a global, integrated European railway area because it lays the foundations for going beyond the restrictions of nationally defined interests in the railway sector and finally aims to construct a truly European railway area where passengers and goods can cross borders effortlessly. The report sends a very clear message to our governments, and that is that they need to act in a coordinated fashion whilst ensuring that safety regulations are stringent and effective. Compliance with new safety requirements should therefore play a more important role when operators apply for a licence, and therefore the Commission needs to collect more data. I sincerely hope that this move will enable the railway market to make our economy more efficient and competitive in terms of resources."@en1
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