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11. Stresses the need for a bottom-up approach to better regulation; recalls Parliament’s request to establish a new group on better regulation composed of stakeholders and national experts; welcomes the Commission’s proposals to establish a European Stakeholder Platform on better regulation; emphasise that the platform should consist of relevant stakeholders, including official representatives from the civil society, the social partners, consumer organisations and the business community, especially SMEs, which account for 80 % of European job-creation; stresses that the European Stakeholder Platform must be visible and independent, ...[+++]and must be able to address the administrative burdens caused by legislative proposals and the cost of compliance, and must respect of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality; stresses that proposals from this platform should be actively considered by the Commission; underlines that the platform should also propose initiatives to improve regulation and help Member States implement EU legislation at national level;

New and more flexible forms of support to alternative trading platforms: the guidelines allow grants for the setting up of such platforms, as well as tax incentives to investors buying the shares of SMEs listed on such platforms.

The report looks specifically at implementation of the "Safer Social Networking Principles for the EU" by blogging (Skyrock) and gaming (Xbox Live) platforms, photo and video sharing platforms (YouTube, Dailymotion, Flickr), virtual worlds (Habbo Hotel, Stardoll), platforms that have some social networking functionalities (Windows Live) and platforms that allow the creation of personal profiles with the possibility of uploading blog entries, photos and updates (Yahoo!

Firstly, I think we need to conduct an audit of all the oil platforms to check their state of repair, their level of safety and their compliance with standards. Of course, we also need to perform platform inspections, even if these inspections are the responsibility of the Member States, and we need inspections by the Commission of the inspections themselves.

30. Welcomes the promotion of environmental technology platforms; insists, however, that such platforms should be open, as regards participation and access to information, to all stakeholders on equal terms; emphasises that the success of these platforms depends on cooperation and co-financing from industry; observes that technology platforms are needed not only in existing strong industrial sectors but also elsewhere; considers it extremely important that these platforms should interact with national research and technology programmes;

This amendment is a compromise between the various positions: national and/or European associations entitled to present proposals for a platform are defined in summary form, but the term 'platform' is defined; finally, the amendment takes account of the views expressed within the Council concerning interference by the platforms with national arrangements.