Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-03-09-Speech-2-187"
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"The internal market, with more than 1 500 frequently complex documents, seems to Europeans to be a pretty incomprehensible ‘big contraption’, which, to boot, is not always correctly implemented in the Member States (I am thinking, in particular, of the recognition of professional qualifications). Consequently, SOLVIT is proving to be an invaluable tool: a genuine support service for consumers and businesses in matters relating to the single market, this cooperative network has, for several years, worked to solve, informally, problems linked to the misapplication of internal market law by the public authorities. I voted in favour of the report on SOLVIT.
Nonetheless, despite its excellent success rates (more than 80% of cases are successfully resolved), and despite the fact that it represents a rapid, extrajudicial and free solution to the problem of obtaining redress, SOLVIT is still relatively unknown among the general public. We must do more to raise its profile. Finally, I regret that in certain Member States, including my own, the SOLVIT centre is so poorly provided for in terms of budget and personnel. The time has come, I believe, for Member States to appreciate how useful these centres are and to provide them with the means to function properly."@en1
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