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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, over time, the number of drivers who have committed traffic offences in a Member State other than their own has progressively increased.
This is a worrying situation to which we must not remain indifferent. I am convinced that a clearer legal framework on the exchange of information between the competent authorities in order to identify more rapidly and uniformly the data pertaining to vehicle owners who have committed an offence in another Member State is indispensable and can no longer be deferred. When the legislative process is concluded, we shall see less unjustified impunity due to the impossibility of applying effective penalty procedures.
I am pleased that the important subject of correlation tables has not compromised the possibility for Parliament to prepare a strong negotiating position with the Council. It would have been curious if a similar argument, rejected as risible when it was raised in the case of the Eurovignette, which was certainly an issue that was subject to less discussion in Parliament than this, would nevertheless have been considered today as decisive in this case.
Going forward, we must in any case definitively come to grips with this subject. We must legislate once and for all and we must not permit a value judgment on each single issue that assigns it an importance according to the political and numerical weight of those who challenge those correlation tables."@en1
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