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I am not sure that I can give a very precise answer to that question. I can tell you how this envoy’s tasks have been defined, and I guess that she will also see her role as a watchdog for SMEs. This will, no doubt, be a proper task on which to consider legislation.
But there always has to be a balance between different interests. I know from discussing REACH, for example, how difficult this can be. But from the very beginning, when it came to regulating chemicals, we said that this should not hit small and medium-sized enterprises in an unbalanced way. We should make sure that it is not disproportionate for small and medium-sized enterprises, and do everything in a cost-effective way.
I assume that the envoy will see and define her role as a watchdog also. As regards the concrete tasks and exactly how she might report and so on, I will have to refer back to Commissioner Verheugen for the details, and maybe come back and give you a specific answer."@en1
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