Divergences between national resolution rules in different Member States and corresponding administrative practices and the lack of a unified decision-making process for resolution in the banking union contribute to that lack of confidence and market instability, as they do not ensure predictability as to the possible outcome of a bank failure.

(2) Divergences in national resolution rules between different Member States and corresponding administrative practices and the lack of a unified decision making process for resolution in the banking union contribute to this lack of confidence and market instability, as they do not ensure predictability as to the possible outcome of a bank failure.

The rapporteur believes that high quality digital infrastructure underpins virtually all sectors of the modern and innovative economy and society, where high-speed broadband infrastructure is a prerequisite for global competitiveness, and a pillar of the European digital single market, therefore, the rapporteur supports the aim of this regulation to reduce the cost of deployment of high-speed and ultra high-speed electronic communication networks by providing tools for more cost-efficient deployment of new physical infrastructure, reduced administrative burdens, joint use of existing infrastructures and harmonised civil engineering works ...[+++].

(2) Divergences in national resolution rules between different Member States and corresponding administrative practices and the lack of a unified decision making process at Union level for the resolution of cross-border banks contribute to this lack of confidence and market instability, as they do not ensure certainty and predictability as to the possible outcome of a bank failure.

16. Calls on the Commission, when drawing up a proposal for a general administrative act, to increase public awareness of the right of Union citizens to good administration, including through its relevant information services and networks (such as Europe Direct); stresses that such information initiatives should also take into account the appeal procedures that are available in the event of a presumed violation of the right to good administration and, in particular, the specific limits of those procedures, as laid down in, for exampl ...[+++]e, Article 228 TFEU on the European Ombudsman; is convinced that constructive public pressure will result from increased knowledge and awareness amongst citizens concerning that right and the associated complaints procedures, and that this may be conducive to the formation of an open, efficient and independent administration in everyday affairs.

56. Encourages the development of networks of reference centres, including electronic reference centres that deal with rare, specific and chronic diseases, and the exchange of knowledge between Member States on best practices with regard to treatment and the organisation of health care systems; calls on the Commission to optimise cross-border administrative cooperation;