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I believe that the broader footwear issue confronts us with that imperative.

My second remark is that excluding children ’ s footwear is totally unacceptable.

How does the Commission intend to tackle the need to restructure the European footwear sector?

I wish to begin by expressing my support for the proposal to adopt anti-dumping measures in the footwear sector.

I am thinking of footwear, bicycles, machine components, and also high-tech goods.

The first concerns imports of footwear with a protective toe-cap originating in China and India.

We often burn clothing, destroy blankets and footwear, because a trademark has been infringed, or for some other similar reason.

Whether we like it or not, European citizens are voting with their wallets and buying imported footwear.

However, we should not pretend that this intense competitive pressure on European footwear producers is related solely to dumped goods.

The scale of the threat before us can be readily understood if we consider that the import of footwear from China has risen by several hundred per cent.

The textile, clothing and footwear market provides us with an excellent example of how Chinese imports can destroy a market, and have a knock-on effect on other sectors.

Undertaken at a burial site, their winemaking may have been dedicated to the dead—and it likely required the removal of any fancy footwear.

A year ago, the European Confederation of the Footwear Industry presented a complaint about dumping practices in the leather footwear sector.

If we do not do so, then all of our labour-intensive industries will follow in the footsteps of the footwear industry.

What that tells you is that we will have enormous problems in five years’ time – in the footwear industry, in the bicycle industry, in the car industry and in iron- and steelmaking.

Finally, can we really take the high ground and complain about the Chinese Government subsidising the footwear industry when we spend so much of our EU budget on subsidising inefficient farmers?

. – Today textiles, tomorrow footwear, cars, machine parts, steel; and subsequently electronic goods and high added value products, if indeed that process is not already underway.

Can the Commission state what action it is taking on the matter, especially with regard to the European Footwear Industry Confederation's request for an anti-dumping inquiry?