7 Amendments of Dominique BILDE related to 2017/2127(INI)
Amendment 3 #
Draft opinion
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1. Calls on Member States to recognise the importance of quality and inclusive early childhood and primary education and social care and, to put in place or support appropriate structures for young children with disabilities and/or special educational needs (SEN), and to guarantee SEN teachers job security and a proper pay;
Amendment 16 #
Draft opinion
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2. Asks Member States and the Commission to pay special attention to the difficulties young people with disabilities and/or SEN encounter in their transition from education to employment and to use for this purpose all existing instruments and initiatives in the fields of employment, youth policy, culture and education;(Does not affect English version)
Amendment 31 #
Draft opinion
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3. Considers it essential to improve information for people with disabilities regarding mobility opportunities, financial assistance and access to close-to-home services, and to give special attention to the difficulties they encounter, in particular the difficulties family members face in getting a transfer to a town that is better equipped to support the development of the person with a disability;
Amendment 40 #
Draft opinion
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4. WelcomNotes the ongoing effort to include access provisions in Union programmes and initiatives and, calls for further mainstreaming of accessibility requirements in Union cultural policies, including through the implementation of the Marrakech Treaty, the review of the AVMS Directive, the European Capitals of Culture and Creative Europe, and deplores the fact that the enlargement of Creative Europe into third countries and the austerity policies imposed by the Commission inevitably lead to a reduction of these efforts;
Amendment 45 #
5. Welcomes the increase in support for access to sport for people with disabilities through the Erasmus+ programme and calls for appropriate support forpoints out that the need to participate in sport should be taken into account in the calculation of disability allowances, or reduced tariffs should be available to persons with a disability, and civil society initiatives aimed at improving accessibility and participation in sport at all levels should be supported;
Amendment 57 #
7. Considers that education for citizenship should address the prospects ofEncourages the Member States to raise citizens’ awareness of the difficulties encountered by persons with disabilities who face more barriers regarding access to civic participation;
Amendment 64 #
Draft opinion
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8. Calls for proper funding and support for progress monitoring as well as scrutiny ofon the Member States to monitor progress at the most local level possible, so as to make sure that this progress is being achieved in compliance with existing and future Union legal acts in respect of CPRD obligations.