ensuring stronger co-ordination of the activities carried out by the OMC (14) working groups established under the ‘ET2020’ framework and that all such groups focus on the key policy challenges identified through the ‘ET 2020’, Europe 2020 and European Semester processes;

Growth has been put at the heart of the Commission’s agenda on justice (‘Justice for Growth’), in line with the growth strategy Europe 2020, the Annual Growth Survey and the recently adopted Single Market Act II. [2] Modernising the EU’s insolvency rules to facilitate the survival of businesses and present a second chance for enterpreneurs has been identified as a key action to improve the functioning of the internal market.

The national strategy for 2011 – 2020 was adopted.

The task of developing post-2020 strategies is urgent.

9. Welcomes the Council’s decisions to strengthen Eurozone governance with new instruments to face the challenges revealed by the crisis and on the implementation of the support package for Greece, the creation of a European financial Stability Mechanism, the strengthening of economic governance, the regulation of the financial markets and the fight against speculation; embracing thus the main principle that euro area problems shall be addressed through euro area solutions; considers that these new instruments should also reinforce the coordination of economic policies between all EU Member states beyond surveillance towards pro-active economic policy coordination, including strengthened governance mechanisms to implement the Eu ...[+++]rope 2020 strategy; regrets, in this respect, that while the Commission has been making wide-reaching proposals to strengthen budgetary surveillance, it has stopped short of proposing sufficiently relevant solutions for restoring and enforcing long term economic sustainability and towards a well targeted economic policy coordination geared towards the development of a common budgetary strategy in the framework of a comprehensive Europe 2020 strategy;

38. Considers that the transport sector is an important actor in achieving the sustainable growth foreseen in the 2020 strategy and that the sector contributes to a remarkable extent to the economic growth required for the implementation of EU 2020; considers that a mixture of different measures such as an energy mix, price formation measures and a realistic approach to the internalisation of external costs are important in this context, and that these measures should be accompanied by clearer and more realistic targets that should regularly be reviewed;