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I also want to point out the remaining loopholes that the Council has left.
Mr President, it seems we are not allowed to criticise the euro today, butprecisely because the Union is close to my heart, I also want to point out the risks which it brings with it.
I also want to point out that the debate has been frustrating to some degree.
Mr President, I agree that we have to combat acidification, but I also want to point out that Europe is very diverse and the Swedish lakes are not the same as certain arid areas in the south. So, Madam Commissioner, we need to be much more flexible when producing legislation.
I also want to point out that the Cyprus question is naturally an important part of all of this.
Before I go any further, though, I also want to point out that none of my explanations here are intended to justify people being jerks and their bad behavior.
I also want to point out that a positive element of all this is the transfer to reserves of the finance earmarked for Turkey in the context of Customs Union.
I also want to point out some examples of heresy in real life and thus have us think about it together.
I also want to point out quite clearly that such important initiatives as the PEACE initiative also come under it.
I also want to point out once again that our group' s official position now is to have as few amendments as possible.
I also want to point out that the requirement of prior authorisation ensures that cross-border care can be provided as soon as it is medically justified.
I also want to point out that the seats we have been provided with have no microphone, which makes it very difficult to make your presence known.
I also want to point out that what I have said reflects the way the Commission services, and the Commission as such, analyse this issue.
I also want to point out that our farmers are obliged to comply with very high standards in terms of quality, environmental protection and animal welfare.
I also want to point out that the concept of a safe third country will make it virtually impossible for refugees to enter the European Union legally in future.
Lastly, I also want to point out that these agreements are being approved in pursuance of the new procedure laid down by the Single Act concerning international agreements.
I also want to point out that since 2006, we have had a report by Mr Barnier on establishing a rapid reaction force for responding to natural disasters: what is stopping us from adopting it?
I also want to point out that the majority of the suggestions in the amendments submitted for the plenary session by Mr Kohlíček and Mr Markov already feature in the compromise reached with the Council.
I also want to point out that when my report was being discussed in committee we already had the opinion of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, and their main proposals have been included in the report.
I also want to point out, as other speakers have done, that the producers of these products, especially dried fruit and nuts, are small, poor producers and, more specifically, Mediterranean producers.
I also want to point out that I have voted differently from my political group on several issues, basically linked to Kosovo, as I hold a different view to the majority of European countries about Kosovo.
In that context I also want to point out that aside from the enormous and often entirely bureaucratic difficulties of international adoptions, there also is the tragedy of children who are fought over by their parents following separation or divorce.
I also want to point out that we must make ensure that the people working so hard at CEDEFOP can rest assured that there is no risk of their being moved from Thessaloniki somewhere else, just as they were recently moved from Berlin to Thessaloniki.
I also want to point out that Sweden, which lives close to Finland with its euro, is naturally wondering what will happen in Denmark if in the autumn Denmark tests again whether its so-called opt-out in relation to the euro will be withdrawn.