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Commissioner Bolkestein reassures Malcolm Harbour on possible pedestrian safety impact of liberalisation of spare parts market

Strasbourg, 15/09/2004 (Agence Europe) - Only one MEP put a question to the European Commission on Tuesday night in Strasbourg after the presentation of the recently adopted proposal to liberalise the market for visible spare parts for cars (see EUROPE of yesterday, p. 10). The British conservative Malcolm Harbour, rapporteur on pedestrian safety, while declaring himself in agreement with the Commission proposal which will put an end to an "anomaly", sought assurances on the possible impact...

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(EU) EP/COMMON MARKET/MOTOR VEHICLES: Commissioner Bolkestein reassures Malcolm Harbour on possible pedestrian safety impact of liberalisation of spare parts market
(EU) EP/ENVIRONMENT: Margot Wallstrom defends Commission's record in fighting forest fires, civil aviation pollution and hazardous waste
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