9 Amendments of Bendt BENDTSEN related to 2015/2147(INI)
Amendment 196 #
Motion for a resolution
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2. Believes that better and more future- proof regulation should help to examine and develop policy through a digital lens and facilitate the adaptation of legislation faster and enforcement frameworks in the light of new technologies and new business models to prevent fragmentation of the single market;
Amendment 259 #
Motion for a resolution
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4. Stresses the urgent need for the Commission and Member States to promote a more dynamic economy for innovation to flourish and for companies to scale up, through the development of e- government, an holistic modernised future-proof regulatory framework fit foror the digital economy in respect of the emergence and scale- up of innovative businesses, and a long term investment strategy in digital infrastructure, skills, research and innovation;
Amendment 318 #
Motion for a resolution
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6. Is concerned about the different national approaches taken to regulating the internet and specially the sharing economy; urges the Commission to take action to preserve the integrity of the single market and the internet as an open and global platform for communication and innovation;
Amendment 371 #
Motion for a resolution
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7. Welcomes the Commission’s initiative to improve the legal protection of consumers as regards intangible digital content; points out that while consumers buying tangible digital content are only protected partially by consumer protection laws, consumer rights when buying intangible digital content remain largely unregulated; agrees that consumers should enjoy a comparablen adequate and future-proof level of protection regardless of whether they purchase digital content online or offline;
Amendment 482 #
Motion for a resolution
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13. Calls on the Commission to explore the possibilities of introducing an EU trustmark for online sales in order to induce consumer trust, particularly in relation to cross-border online sales;
Amendment 642 #
Motion for a resolution
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19. Emphasises that incentivising private investments in fast and ultra-fast communication networks is a requirement for any digital progress, with ensuring competition remaining the main driver of digital infrastructure investments, innovation, affordable prices and choices for consumers; considers that littlebasic evidence exists, in the still fragmented European telecommunications market, of a link between consolidation of operators and increased investment in networks;
Amendment 720 #
Motion for a resolution
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20. Stresses that since the development of over-the-topdigital services has increased demand and competition to the benefit of consumers, modernisation of the telecommunication framework should not lead to more regulatory burdens, but should drive innovation and fair competition while increasing consumers protection and trust;
Amendment 897 #
Motion for a resolution
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25. Encourages the Commission to analyse the need to protect consumers in the sharing economy and, where appropriate and if necessary, to come forward with proposals to ensurefuture-proof the adequacy of the consumer-related legislation framework in the digital sphere, including possible abuses;
Amendment 933 #
Motion for a resolution
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26. Considers, in order to ensure trust in digital services, that increased resources from the public and private sector are required to strengthen the security of IT systems and online networks and the encryption of communication, to improve cyber-attack prevention and specially to increase knowledge of basic security processes among users of digital services;