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CERMI filed 13 positions between 2 May 2020 and 3 Jun 2026, across 9 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 12 times.
The CERMI Movement welcomes with interest the initiative of the European Commission to simplify the digital legislative framework through future European legislation (Digital Omnibus Regulation on AI) aimed at simplifying the application of harmonised rules on artificial intelligence, in order to improve the functioning of the internal market while maintaining the high level of protection of the safety and…
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Impact OF THE FUTURE ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISCAPACITY 1.The International Convention, mandatory reference. The proposal does not explicitly mention the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, although it is binding on the EU. The future law should be aligned with this framework, which is the only guarantor of a human rights approach.
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CERMI welcomes the digital simplification promoted by the Commission, but reminds that it must not entail a reduction of rights or a lack of protection for social groups requiring enhanced safeguards, such as persons with disabilities (PwD). This process must be approached from the human rights perspective mandated by the CRPD.
CERMI, the Spanish Committee of Representatives of Persons with Disabilities, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to review EU public procurement rules, recognising their strategic importance for strengthening competitiveness, sustainability and social inclusion across the Single Market.
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In view of the process of revising the Public Procurement Directives, CERMI encourages the European Commission to further strengthen the social dimension of public procurement across the EU, together with environmental aspects. In general terms, the revised public procurement directives should give more prominence to social aspects of contract award criteria.
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Social factors and Disability content should be maintained and reinforced in the simplified ESRS CERMI welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions proposal for a delegated regulation regarding the simplification of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
CERMI welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions consultation on rationalization of the reporting requirements of EU legislation. CERMI have followed and supported the development of corporate reporting and sustainable finance requirements, in particular with regards to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
The CERMI movement welcomes this legislative initiative, which responds to a historical demand of great importance in the European disability agenda: to guarantee the enjoyment of free movement by people with disabilities on equal terms with other people. This is one of the foundations on which the European Union has been built, but which has so far been denied to people with disabilities.
CERMI welcomes the fact that the Commission is promoting this legislative initiative, which has long been called for and proposed by the European and national disability movement, in particular from Spain. The European Disability Card should enable persons with disabilities to enjoy on an equal basis the free movement of persons, one of the essential elements of the EU.
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Ticketing CERMI welcomes initiatives aimed at strengthening passenger rights in rail transport, as foreseen in the Commission’s call for evidence document. If passengers who bought a single ticket with multiple journeys by different railway companies (through-ticket) lose a connection due to a delay or cancellation, they should also be entitled to reimbursement, redirection, compensation and assistance (meals and…
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CERMI welcomes the European Commission proposal. A sustainable mobility strategy must be constructed with an inclusive social vision. Rail can only be promoted as a sustainable, innovative and secure mode of transport for all people if it is done in an inclusive approach, taking into account the more than 100 million persons with disabilities potentially using rail transport in the European Union.
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CERMI welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to declare 2021 ‘European Year of Rail’ . Accessible transport is a vital precondition for persons with disabilities to exercise of one of the four freedoms granted by the EU Treaties - free movement of citizens within the EU. A sustainable mobility strategy must be built with an inclusive social vision.
Introduction The CERMI movement makes these contributions so that the European Commission takes into account the information needs of persons with disabilities, their families and their representative organisations, as well as to ensure that EU statistics take account of the reality of disability.
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