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Activities of Klaus-Heiner LEHNE related to 2008/2125(INI)

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Amendments (4)

Amendment 1 #
Motion for a resolution
Recital E
E. whereas existing portals are primitive, cluttered and not user-friendly, and whereas the best minds in IT should be deployed to improve access to information, electronic systems and registers; whereas a single European justice portal, with differential access for the judiciary, and civil servants, legal and other professionals, on the other, should be accompanied by a citizens’ portal and citizens should provide an identity management system to separate the citizens’ area from the professionals’ area; whereas although it is essential to build on and improve the European Judicial Network, the main emphasis, as never before, should be on access to justice by citizens and business,
2008/10/16
Committee: JURI
Amendment 5 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3
3. Expresses concern that the bilateral projects being carried out may lead to fragmentation and to particular solutions being adopted that are not necessarily compatible with each other or the best for Europe as a wholeWelcomes bilateral projects where these can be expanded to include all Member States and thus produce the best outcome for Europe as a whole and do not lead to fragmentation and to particular solutions;
2008/10/16
Committee: JURI
Amendment 10 #
Motion for a resolution
Annex – Recommendation 2 – section 2 – subparagraph 1
A working group, composed of judges, academics and officials from the national Justice Ministries, should be set up by the Commission toThe Commission and the Council should report to the European Parliament and the Council on the reform and harmonisation of procedural law and the law of evidence in cross-border cases and cases before the Court of Justice, having regard to developments in the field of information technology. The aim should be simpler, cheaper and faster civil proceedings in cross-border cases.
2008/10/16
Committee: JURI
Amendment 12 #
Motion for a resolution
Annex – Recommendation 2 – section 4 – subparagraph 2
The coordinating and management unit should also bear responsibility for the design and operation of three European e- Justice portals, which should be separate but may share components and featureprovide areas for citizens, legal professionals and the judiciary and civil servants, and report to the Commissioner for Justice, Freedom and Security, the European Parliament and the Council. Feasibility studies of the use of electronic signatures in a legal setting, the interconnection of national databases (insolvency registers, land registers, commercial registers, etc) and the creation of a secure network should be started as soon as possible (not later than 2009- 2010), taking into account the results already achieved by the Council (interconnection of insolvency registers, possible cooperation with EULIS and EBR). The feasibility study for a virtual exchange platform should begin in 2011.
2008/10/16
Committee: JURI