I say in the light of Powley that the court has given us some direction, and there may be a little tension there between Blais and Powley on this matter, because I think the court has said in Powley, ``Look, the Constitution is a dynamic instrument'.

In its resolution adopted on 29 January 2004, it stressed "the enormous significance of GALILEO for the European Union's industrial, transport, technological and environmental development, and hence at the same time for the achievement of the strategic goals set in Lisbon of making the Union the most competitive and dynamic economic area in the world".

The Lisbon European Council established an ambitious strategic goal for the EU, namely ".to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion".

In short, it would be too little too late and bring to a sudden halt the much-needed momentum for further change, gravely harming the incumbent operators' adaptation and threatening long-term employment".

The principle of the free movement of services forms an integral part of the dynamic and innovative case-law of the Court of Justice which, since the Dennemeyer Judgment of 25 July 1991, no longer permits a Member State to prohibit the supply on its territory of a service legally provided in another Member State on the grounds that service conditions there are different.

The objectives of the programme, adopted as from 1 July 1993 and extending until 31 December 1996, are as follows: I. INTENSIFYING THE PRIORITY MEASURES FOR ENTERPRISE POLICY IN ORDER TO STIMULATE GROWTH WITHIN THE COMMUNITY A. Improvement of the administrative and legal environment of enterprises inter alia in the area of indirect taxation in order to alleviate the burdens on SMEs arising from Community legislation B. Better access to Community information for enterprises C. Improving the business-partner-search network D. Continued development of instruments permitting direct contact between entrepreneurs and aimed at promoting transnational subcontracting E. Ensuring full consideration of the interests of SMEs in the various Community i ...[+++]nitiatives and policies II. ENSURING THE CONTINUITY AND CONSOLIDATION OF ENTERPRISE POLICY IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE THE EUROPEANIZATION AND INTERNATIONALIZATION OF ENTERPRISES, ESPECIALLY SMEs, A. Encouraging SMEs, including craft-industry enterprises, to adapt to structural changes and to changes brought about by the internal market, in particular through information, exchange of experiences and transnational co-operation activities B. Promoting a better financial environment for enterprises C. Promoting better observation of the economic development of enterprises as part of the dynamic of effective implementation of the internal market D. Evaluation and development of enterprise policy. In order to achieve these objectives and insofar as they cannot be better achieved by the Member States, the Commission, assisted by a Committee composed of representatives of the Member States, will implement such measures as need be taken at Community level, allowing for the findings of any evaluation reports.