Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-11-15-Speech-2-434-393"
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"Mobility within the EU’s borders is one of the four freedoms on which the EU was founded and is a prerequisite for the completion of the single market. Recognition of qualifications is necessary in order to promote the mobility of highly qualified people and workers, and the bureaucracy surrounding it should be reduced. This directive sets out a distinction between the freedom to provide services and freedom of establishment, in line with the criteria laid down by the Court of Justice: duration, frequency, regularity and continuity of service provision. The automatic recognition procedure has demonstrated enormous successes, while the recognition procedure under the normal system, based on professional experience, is excessively slow and complex, so it does not fit with the free movement of people. It is also essential to create a proactive alert system, so as to prevent professionals who have been suspended or banned from practising from doing so in another Member State. The EU’s competitiveness is based on its know-how, so there is an urgent need to simplify recognition of professional and academic qualifications, so as to confront the obstacles to economic growth in the EU. Creating an information portal will inform the European public of its rights."@en1
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