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"EU competition policy has brought many benefits in terms of consumer well-being, and it remains a key instrument in removing obstacles to the free movement of goods, services, people and capital. Competition policy remains crucial to preserving the single market and protecting consumer interests. Emerging from the crisis will require new commitment to policies of growth and to making the EU more competitive internally and globally.
This report, for which I voted, tables recommendations relating to the following aspects of competition policy: control of state aid, proposing a permanent regulation system and an end to temporary measures as soon as the economic situation allows it; control of mergers, even in times of crisis, since these could cause serious problems in the future; and encouragement of European Commission participation in the International Competition Network. Finally, it calls on the European Commission to publish the Competition Work Programme at the beginning of each year, including a detailed list of the binding and non-binding competition instruments expected to be adopted during the coming year and of the public consultations envisaged."@en1
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