Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-01-18-Speech-3-182"
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Port services must be covered by a legislative framework taking into account their specificity. A Community framework would allow equitable access to port activities. Furthermore an integrated policy is necessary to facilitate the development of European ports. It would also be the opportune moment for due consideration of the role of the managing body of the port as well as the operating methods of the port.
In addition, very clear clarification on State aid rules is essential in order to guarantee transparent and fair competition between European ports. Decisions on a case-by-case basis, which would lead to a 'Gouvernement des juges', where the two legislative bodies of the European Union are left aside, are not acceptable.
The European Commission's proposal was not sufficiently complete to gain support. Following the rejection of this proposal, and for all reasons mentioned, I urge the European Commission to enter into a vast consultation process with all parties concerned, also giving voice to those parties neglected until now and representing the demand side, and to propose an ambitious white paper on European seaports policy in its entirety, and this at the earliest possible opportunity."@en1
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