3 Amendments of Rareș-Lucian NICULESCU related to 2008/2337(INI)
Amendment 1 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 3
3. Notes that the Commission, as announced in its above-mentioned Communication of 5 September 20071, has, in the annual report under review, described the priority actions it intends to pursue in certain areas of complaint and infringement management; welcomes the statements according to which priority will continue to be given to ‘problems having a wide-ranging impact on fundamental rights and free movement’2 and, with regard to the environment, to ‘large infrastructure projects, especially those receiving Community finance; ; stresses the importance of urgent and determined action in these fields, as acts of violence related to racism and xenophobia have become frequent in certain Member States; equally welcomes the priority given to ‘infringements where citizens are on a significant scale or repeatedly exposed to direct harm or serious detriment to their quality of life’3; calls on the Commission to provide the parliamentary committees responsible with a detailed plan setting out the time limits and deadlines for the specific actions it intends to launch in these areas;
Amendment 8 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10
Paragraph 10
10. Reminds the Commission that any correspondence which may contain a complaint about a genuineny breach of Community law must be registered as a complaint unless it is covered by the exceptional circumstances referred to in point 3 of the annex to the above- mentioned communication of 20 March 2002; notes that the Commission has declared that a fundamental directive such as Directive 2004/38/EC has essentially not been properly transposed in any Member State; notes that the Commission has received more than 1 800 individual complaints in relation to this directive, registering 115 of them as complaints and opening five cases of infringement on the grounds of failure to apply the directive properly; expresses grave concern over the Commission’s ability to perform its role as ‘urges the Commission to regulardian of the Treaty’ and the opportunity Parliament has to check the complaily inform Parliament about all developments registration policy implemented by the various Commission departments1; 1 ‘In the thirty months since the Directive has been applicable, the Commission has received more than 1800 individual complaints, 40 questions from the Parliament and 33 petitions on its application. It has registered 115 complaints arding this issue and about the progress made in addressing this problem; expresses grave concern over the Commission’s ability to perform its role as ‘guardiand opened five infringement cases for incorrect application of the Directive.’ – Report from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of Directive 2004/38/EC on the right of citizens of the Union and their family members to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States (COM(2008)0840), p. 9.f the Treaty’ and the opportunity Parliament has to check the complaint registration policy implemented by the various Commission departments1; Or. en
Amendment 13 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 15
Paragraph 15
15. Notes that the national courts play a vital role in applying Community law and fully supports the Commission’s efforts to identify supplementary training courses for national judges, legal professionals and officials in the national administrations; underlines that this support is essential in the new Member States, especially with regard to access to legal information and legal literature in all the official languages;