Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-05-14-Speech-1-082"
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"Mr President, it seems to me that we have overlooked the obvious in the procedures applied to the subject of the future objectives of education systems and to a previous subject, i.e. the quality of school education based on indicators.
What we have overlooked is the enormous interest of the Committee on Culture and Education in these matters, which will be crucial over the next decade and which are crucial to the future of Europe.
As you know, the European Parliament closely monitors and supports every single initiative and action on the part of the Commission, be it
Learning, student mobility, language learning or the quality of education systems. We feel that the open coordination method proposed in Lisbon will help to promote the numerous new ideas needed in Europe in order to improve education and flexibly promote best practices. However, this method must go through the proper parliamentary channels if it is to secure greater agreement and transparency and avoid confirming the powerful objections of those who consider that the open coordination method breaks the rules."@en1
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