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"I voted for the legislative resolution on the proposal for a regulation on European standardisation because I think that European standardisation can help boost the competitiveness of enterprises by facilitating the free movement of goods and services, network interoperability, means of communication, technological progress and innovation. The main purpose of standardisation is to define voluntary technical or quality specifications which can be complied with by products, production processes or by current or future services. Standardisation can relate to different aspects, such as different classes or dimensions of a particular product or the technical specifications of the product or service markets for which compatibility and interoperability with other products or systems are vital.
The fundamental principles recognised by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in the area of standardisation, namely, the principles of coherence, transparency, openness, consensus, voluntary application, independence from particular interests and efficiency, must form the basis for European standardisation. In keeping with these fundamental principles, it is important that all the relevant stakeholders, including public authorities and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), are properly involved in the standardisation process at national and European level. National standardisation bodies should encourage and facilitate the stakeholders’ involvement."@en1
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