Examples of using Solvit network in English and their translations into Danish
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To overcome these difficulties, the EU created the SOLVIT network.
However, the Solvit network has proven to be effective in solving many of these problems.
In particular, I agree with the strengthening of the SOLVIT network and the broadening of its activities.
The SOLVIT network was created to guarantee quick redress without having to use judicial proceedings.
On 20 November, Mr DIAMANDOUROS presented his work to the SOLVIT Network at a workshop in Luxembourg.
I would like, moreover, to congratulate our rapporteurs on their work and,more specifically, to mention the SOLVIT network.
The SOLVIT network replaces the courts in a more effective and less bureaucratic manner, finding solutions within 10 weeks.
In that regard, I would like to raise the very important work that is being done by the SOLVIT network and the European consumer centres.
The SOLVIT network aims to provide members of the public and firms with a high level of service, on the basis of important quality and performance criteria.
However, to enjoy the benefits offered by the SOLVIT network, citizens and companies firstly need to be aware of the network's effectiveness.
My colleagues from the Committee on the Internal Market andConsumer Protection did the honour of appointing me as rapporteur for the European Solvit network.
The SOLVIT network, which aims to be an effective solution to the problems of the internal market, has been very successful in solving these problems.
CS As the shadow rapporteur, I would like to thank all Members for the fact that our report on the SOLVIT network has been passed by Parliament with such an absolute majority.
This SOLVIT network was set up in 2002 in order to address problems that members of the public and businesses face as a result of the incorrect application of European legislation relating to the internal market.
I voted in favour of the report because I believe that strengthening the SOLVIT network can really help improve the legal framework of the internal market, which we are trying so hard to build.
Incidentally, perhaps we could pull together other initiatives today concerning some of the same matters we are covering with Mr Dalli, such as the implementation orhighlighting and promotion of the SOLVIT network, and get things done at the same time.
The Buşoi report concerns the SOLVIT network, created by the European Commission to give citizens and businesses free help in asserting their rights within the Union, particularly in cases of dispute.
It seems essential to me that governments and we ourselves, as elected representatives for our respective constituencies, should promote the SOLVIT network, which enabled cost savings of EUR 32.6 million in 2008.
We request additional funding for the SOLVIT network that, despite the justified expectation, has not reached the estimated efficiency in solving the legal problems citizens are dealing with on the internal market.
I would like to mention the need to link SOLVIT with the unified points of contact and advisory services operated by the Commission and, of course,it is important for the Commission to inform all countries in a timely manner of the issues resolved through the SOLVIT network.
I call on the Member States andthe Commission to promote greater access to the SOLVIT network for members of the public and businesses, with a view to the effective implementation of the internal market rules.
The SOLVIT network has shown that it is a very useful instrument for solving the problems- without legal proceedings- encountered by citizens and businesses as a result of the misapplication of internal market law by public authorities.
With this in mind, the Commission is urging the Member States to duly promote the SOLVIT network amongst the public and firms, bearing in mind its capabilities and the added value which it represents.
The SOLVIT network was set up by the Commission and the Member States in order to resolve, via non-judicial means, any problems that members of the public and businesses face as a result of the incorrect application of legislation concerning the internal market.
On behalf ofthe Committee on Petitions, I have drawn up an opinion on the SOLVIT network, which I fully support, since it is a means which helps citizens who encounter difficulties.
The SOLVIT network became operational in July 2002, having been created by the Commission and the Member States with the aim of resolving the problems that were being experienced by members of the public and businesses as a result of the misapplication of internal market legislation, allowing a swift, free and effective response without recourse to the courts.
This means that it is very important for there to be an effort towards an increase in human andfinancial resources, along with adequate training of the SOLVIT network officials, so that they can improve their effectiveness in addressing the increasing number of cases submitted to them.
The Ombudsman presented his work to members of the SOLVIT Network in November and gave an overview of relations with the European Data Protection Supervisor at an event marking five years of that institution in December.
I voted in favour of the present report since the SOLVIT network has shown itself to be of huge importance to the resolution of all sorts of problems, from the member of the public who is searching for another Member State in which to study, work or be reunited with a partner, etc., through to firms who have encountered problems with the public authorities, problems with VAT refunds or other issues.
Mrs Frassoni drew up a great report, butparagraph 18,‘Notes that the SOLVIT network has proved its effectiveness in the internal market as a complementary non-judicial mechanism which has increased voluntary cooperation among Member States.