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Brussels, 23.09.2003
What
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This is indeed a step beyond the Europe of the internal market and serves simultaneously to prepare the Union for the forthcoming enlargement. Most of the objectives agreed by the European People's Party (EPP) at its congress in Estoril have been achieved. This is also a result of the excellent cooperation between the EPP group in the European Convention, the European People's Party and the EPP/ED Parliamentary group. There
obviously remain some aspects of the Convention's work - particularly
in Part III - which could and should be subjected to a certain amount
of criticism. These areas have been clearly identified in the parliamentary
report now available and include, among others, the insufficiently consolidated
policy of promoting economic and social coherence and the unresolved
question of Europe's ability to act in solving cross-border social policy
issues. In
the opinion of the EUCDW, a mere dismissal of the Convention's text
in total - with reference to political principles - would not be reconcilable
with the existing resolutions of either EPP and the EPP/ED Parliamentary
group.
The
European Union of Christian Democratic Workers (EUCDW) consists of 23
workers' organisations from 15 countries and is an association of the
European People's Party (EPP).
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