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Dr. Monika Vana

Öffentliche Dienste sind wichtig wegen der demokratischen Kontrolle, wegen des niederschwelligen und diskriminierungsfreien Zugangs und wegen der sozialen Erschwinglichkeit. Gesundheit, Bildung, Öffentlicher Verkehr, Abfallwirtschaft, soziale Dienstleistungen usw. dürfen nicht dem ungezügelten Wettbewerb geopfert werden.
Dr. Monika Vana
n.a.Stadträtin, Mitglied der Landesregierung Member of City government, Vienna Candidate of Die Grünen for EP Elections 2009 Rathaus
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Ulrike Lunacek

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
NR-Abg. Ulrike Lunacek möchte diese Initiative unterstützen.
NRAbg. Maga. Ulrike Lunacek stv. Vorsitzende des Grünen Klubs im Parlament Sprecherin der Grünen für Europa- und Entwicklungspolitik sowie für Gleichstellung von Lesben, Schwulen und TransGenders

Franziska Brantner

I would like to pledge, I am a candidate fpr Bündnis90/Die Grünen in Germany,
Franziska Brantner

Judith Sargentini

Judith Sargentini leader GroenLinks

Niels van den Berge

I would like to sign the public services pledge:
http://www.epsu.org/r/409
Best regards,
Niels van den Berge
candidate MEP for GroenLinks (Dutch Greens)

Ewout Deurwaarder

ik onderteken de belofte over bescherming van publieke diensten graag
hoogachtend Ewout Deurwaarder
GroenLinks Kandidaat Europese verkiezingen Lijst 4, plaats 12

Sebastiaan van ’t Erve

Beste mensen,
ik onderteken uw verklaring natuurlijk graag!
met vriendelijke groet,
Sebastiaan van ’t Erve GroenLinks kandidaat Europees Parlement

Karin van den Berg

Bij deze geef ik aan de belofte te hebben ondertekend.
Karin van den Berg
GroenLinks

Laura Punt

I have signed the public servcie pledge. Laura Punt
Candidate nr 11 GroenLinks Nederland

Marije Cornelissen

I have read your pledge, and would like to be added to the list of signing candidates for the EP.
Regards, Marije Cornelissen no.3 on the election list for GroenLinks The Netherlands

Bas Eickhout

Bij deze wil ik erg graag jullie pledge voor publieke diensten onderschrijven! Inderdaad van vitaal belang.
Groet!
Bas Eickhout
GroenLinks kandidaat-Europarlementariër, nummer 2 op de lijst

Toine Wuts

Bij deze onderteken ik de belofte over bescherming van publieke diensten. Met vriendelijke groet,
Toine Wuts
toinew@kpnplanet.nl
Kandidaat
GroenLinks Nederland
EU verkiezingen,

Rogier Elshout

"I gladly support your pledge. Its a very good initiative".
Rogier Elshout candidate #6 for Groenlinks (netherlands, Greens)
see Rogier’s website here!

Gerhard Fritz

Austrian Geen Party
Dienstleistungen von allgemeinem Interesse dürfen nicht den Marktkräften überlassen werden, Bildung, Gesundheit u.a. sind öffentliche Güter, die staatlich produziert und gerecht verteilt werden müssen. Es gibt Bereiche der so genannten öffentlichen Dienstleistungen, bei denen eine staatliche Gewährleistungsverantwortung ausreicht und eine Marktöffnung nach dem Modell des kontrollierten Wettbewerbs – öffentliche Besteller, um deren Aufträge mehrere Dienstleister konkurrieren – (...)

Kathalijne Buitenweg

Kathalijne Buitenweg onderschrijft de belofte over de bescherming van publieke diensten!
kathalijnemaria.buitenweg@europarl.europa.eu
Kathalijne Buitenweg

John Hunt

I, as a candidate for the European Parliament elections 2009, pledge the following:
Foundations for a positive attitude to public services
I pledge to support horizontal legal provisions at EU level for public services. After over 10 years of delay, it is time for members of the Parliament to take action.
I pledge that I will support an EU action programme on quality public services, based on the public service protocol agreed by the 27 EU governments in 2008.
I pledge [1] that a fair (...)

Jonathan Essex

candidate for the Green Party in the SE Region

Jill Perry

As a European election candidate for the Green Party I support public services and am happy to sign up to the Public Service Pledge. Good public services (schools and further and higher education institutions, medical services and hospitals etc) are a fundamental citizens right and are a cornerstone of a just society and of social cohesion. I am happy to oppose a programme of liberalisation and the application of the "principles of the marketplace" to public services.
Jill Perry NW Green (...)

Shasha Khan

Green Party candidate for London region

Caroline Allen

Green Party Candidate for the European Elections (London).

Shan Oakes

Green Party MEP Candidate for Yorks & the Humber

David Taylor

UK Greens SW Region

Leslie Rowe

Green Party European Candidate for Yorkshire & Humber

Ute Michel

Green Party candidate, London

Shahrar Ali

Green Party European candidate for the London region

Steve Barnard

Steve Barnard
Green Party European Parliament candidate Yorkshire & the Humber

Martin Hemingway

"The public service ethos in the UK has brought us clean water and sewerage, education and health services, social and postal services, housing and transport. But all the time the private sector is pushing in for private profit through consultancies, privatisations and PFI schemes that rob the user and taxpayer, creating a bonus culture that erodes the value placed on cooperation between management and workers. Protection of the public sector means recognising the value it gives to (...)

Justine Hall

Public services free from any market intervention are essential for citizens of the European Union. Recent events have shown how unstable the market can be, and this instability should not be allowed to affect the public services people use, and need to use, every day. The Public Service Pledge guides how public services should be run, and the European Parliament should give public services for its citizens much greater importance.
Justine Hall European Parliament candidate for the North (...)

Chloe Somers

"It is essential for a sustainable future that we invest sensibly and properly in public services. Decent public transport, a reliable health service and good schools should be the baseline for public services in the UK. The Green Party has consistently campaigned for public services which really are run for the benefit of the public, rather than a private purse. We would work for you in Europe and maintain our commitment to delivering public services which are effective and efficient so (...)

Lesley Hedges

One of the most important developments in Europe over the last two centuries has been the development of public services. They have provided a safety net for citizens who are unwell and need health and social care. The provision of waste, sewage disposal and clean water has saved countless lives by preventing disease. These services are too important to be sold off to those whose motive is profit. They should be provided and controlled through governments and local councils. This is (...)

Roger Creagh-Osborne

The provision of quality public services are far more important to the people of SW England than the pursuit of free market economics and growth. Putting public service at the heart of our vision of Europe is a vital step on the road to reforming the EU into an organisation that serves the needs of the people of Europe. All citizens are entitled to decent schools, health, transportation and housing and the new European Parliament needs to step up to the mark and ensure that good public (...)

Chris Williams

Candidate UK Greens West Midlands region
Chris Williams

Hazel Dawe

Green Party candidate UK South East
Public services are an essential part of building strong local communities.
Those services need to be available to local communities: especially in rural areas. For example, the unemployed in rural areas are not able to pay to travel long distances. Local Post Offices are an essential part of village life.
There is no society without strong and viable local public services.
Hazel Dawe, Green Party candidate, South East (...)

Dr. Joseph Healy

The way public services are considered at EU level has got to change. Public services are vital for a health and social Europe. The Europe of the bankers and speculators has clearly failed. Local and affordable public services are overwhelmingly supported by the people of Europe and the Parliament and its MEPs should support that wish. The Public Service Pledge is an essential guide to how Europe should treat its public services and will assist in restoring the faith of the European citizen (...)

Peter Lynn

Peter Lynn Green Party European Parliament Candidate for Eastern Region, UK

Felicity Norman

Felicity Norman candidate UK Green Party West Midlands

Christine SIDENIUS

statement on public services pending

Johannes VOGGENHUBER

Statement on public services pending

Helga TRÜPEL

Public Services have a fundamental importance for the European societies. They insure the satisfaction of the basic needs of the European citizens such as healthcare, energy supply and local services. Moreover public services play an important role concerning the development of democratic European identities when it comes to the question of education and the people’s possibilities of accessing independent information. We therefore must ensure that public broadcasters regain the required (...)

Bart STAES MEP

Ik vecht met Groen! tegen armoede en uitsluiting en voor het eerbiedigen van fundamentele rechten op arbeid, op gezondheid, op wonen. Dit zullen we niet realiseren als diensten van algemeen belang, zoals gezondheidszorg, lokale diensten of energievoorziening worden geliberaliseerd. Wel integendeel. Deze fundamentele dienstverlening overlaten aan de vrije markt is een foute keuze en vergeet waar het in Europa echt moet over gaan: over sociale samenhang, over duurzaamheid en over kwaliteit (...)

Gérard ONESTA

Statement on public services pending

Caroline LUCAS

Statement on public services pending

Sepp KUSSTATSCHER

Statement on public services pending

Gisela KALLENBACH MEP

Well functioning public services have been a "European trademark" for many years. Public authorities have to fulfil a mission: to provide citizens with easy, accessible and universally affordable services as a precondition for a decent quality of life. I consider clean and safe drinking water a basic human right and therefore the most important public service. Local and regional politicians are directly accountable to the citizens and it is their task to choose the most efficient and (...)

David HAMMERSTEIN

Statement on public services pending

Jill EVANS

Addewid Gwasanaeth Cyhoeddus EPSU Public Service Pledge
Rwyf wedi arwyddo Addewid Gwasanaeth Cyhoeddus EPSU ar gyfer Etholiadau Ewrop 2009 yn Senedd Ewrop ym Mrwsel.
Mae’r addewid yn gofyn i ymgeiswyr gefnogi cyfres o ddeddfau fframwaith sy’n cydnabod swyddogaeth arbennig gwasanaethau angenreidiol yn yr Undeb Ewropeaidd, ac sy’n gofyn yn benodol am weithgareddau i amddiffyn a hyrwyddo ansawdd i ddefnyddwyr gwasanaethau cyhoeddus.
I have signed the EPSU Public Service Pledge for the European (...)

Pierre JONCKHEER

Statement on public services pending

Eva LICHTENBERGER

Statement on public services pending

Marie-Hélène AUBERT

Statement on public services pending

Rebecca HARMS MEP

Statement on public services pending

Sverige: Carl SCHLYTER MEP

Statement on public services pending
Pledge map

Danmark: Margrete AUKEN MEP

Statement on public services pending
Pledge Map

Monica FRASSONI MEP

Statement on Public Services Pending

Jean LAMBERT, MEP

Greens consider that public services are essential to the delivery of a sustainable society. They provide an essential role in ensuring greater social inclusion. Universal access to services such as health, education, long-term care etc. is a measure of social justice.
We believe that the public interest must come before the needs of the market: the rules of the internal market must not be given priority over fundamental human rights, such as access to water or to healthcare. We need to (...)

Hélène Flautre MEP

For the European Union to be connected to citizens, it needs to be more than just a market. Essential services such as healthcare, local services and energy supply are a fundamental requirement for people in the EU. Until it is clear that a central pillar of EU work is the promotion of these services, there will remain an element of disconnect with ordinary people.

Pierre Jonckheer MEP

For the European Union to be connected to citizens, it needs to be more than just a market. Essential services such as healthcare, local services and energy supply are a fundamental requirement for people in the EU. Until it is clear that a central pillar of EU work is the promotion of these services, there will remain an element of disconnect with ordinary people.

Heide Rühle MEP

For the European Union to be connected to citizens, it needs to be more than just a market. Essential services such as healthcare, local services and energy supply are a fundamental requirement for people in the EU. Until it is clear that a central pillar of EU work is the promotion of these services, there will remain an element of disconnect with ordinary people.

Luxembourg: Claude TURMES MEP

For the European Union to be connected to citizens, it needs to be more than just a market. Essential services such as healthcare, local services and energy supply are a fundamental requirement for people in the EU. Until it is clear that a central pillar of EU work is the promotion of these services, there will remain an element of disconnect with ordinary people.
Pledge (...)