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Finally, and as Mrs Wallström quite rightly pointed out, we must focus on a number of issues.
We cannot, or rather, we must not lack the will or the capacity to carry the policy through,as Mr Jarzembowski quite rightly pointed out.
The Commissioner quite rightly pointed out that it is an issue that has to be pursued through the UK courts.
Finally, I should like to refer to the method itself as a tool,as Mrs Gillig quite rightly pointed out; a tool which we are using for the first time.
NL You have quite rightly pointed out, Mr President, Commissioner, that human rights have never been a purely domestic issue.
The European elections have demonstrated that voters are not only indifferent, as you quite rightly pointed out; they are also outraged by the European institutions.
Mrs Trüpel and others have quite rightly pointed out that this debt crisis affects us only indirectly, as it is not permitted for debts to be incurred at European level.
I would also suggest to him that this is not an attack on the nuclear installation programme,it is a question of health and safety which, as he quite rightly pointed out, is uppermost in the minds of the Council and of Members of this Parliament.
The rapporteur has quite rightly pointed out that, of the fourteen Essen specific projects, seven still require confirmation of their funding and timetables.
It is flawed because it is conducted under the authority of the Member States, which means- as our rapporteur andthe European Court of Auditors quite rightly pointed out- that the Member States are applying the new Community Transit rules with serious weaknesses.
Of course, as Mr Alavanos quite rightly pointed out, the presidency can only act within the framework of the decisions, the unanimous decisions taken by the Council.
Finally, in spite of that, in spite of those advantages, electric vehicles will clearly require us to change many of our manufacturing systems, and also many of the technologies that I mentioned earlier, people's habits and power distribution networks, and it will also even make it necessary to move towards a new communications strategy,as Mr van Nistelrooj quite rightly pointed out.
Concerning energy, it is clear- as a number of you quite rightly pointed out- that this is one of the major challenges we must address in the future.
Mr Lamassoure quite rightly pointed out that external economic relations certainly belong in this category, being a very important area, and one in which the state of affairs is such that the Commission can arrange things properly, with the Council of Ministers helping with the orientation, but Parliament, in utter contrast to the US Congress, has almost no opportunity to influence matters.
We are the party of the social market economy, and nothing will change that,as Mr Karas quite rightly pointed out, but introducing small amendments into these positions is like applying small amounts of cosmetics.
Mr Schulz quite rightly pointed out that in many Member States the matter of efficiency leaves a lot to be desired and that many Member States have not yet achieved their renewable energy quotas.
SCHINZEL(S).-(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,Mr Wedekind quite rightly pointed out that we adopted his report almost unanimously here after arguing about it in committee for quite some time.
As Mr Buşoi quite rightly pointed out, this enables savings in terms of money and time and in this way, citizens, consumers and businesses are returned to their place at the heart of the single market rather than having to enter into excessively cumbersome procedures so that a solution to their problems can be found, included and provided in the implementation of this or that internal marketrelated provision that concerns them.
One of our conservative friends has also quite rightly pointed out that there are undeniably ways of using and distributing water more efficiently in the southern countries.
As the rapporteur, Mr Parodi, quite rightly pointed out, some 80% of maritime accidents are attributable to human error and therefore this key issue should play an important part in our maritime strategy to enhance safety and protect the environment.
With regard to next-generation networks, another issue that was raised, I believe that,as Mrs Trautmann quite rightly pointed out, in order to promote new networks- next-generation networks- the primary concern is to continue to promote competition, particularly competition in infrastructure, which provides an incentive for investors and encourages risk-sharing between the various operators.
Mrs Schroedter, you quite rightly pointed out that while it is chiefly up to the Member States and the regions to define their own priorities in development matters, European Union cofinancing of the programmes requires, and is the justification for, a situation where Community priorities as debated and approved in this House should also be taken into account in order to promote this Community aspect of economic and social cohesion which many of you forcefully pointed out. .
It is eighteen months today since we had a new directive; and yet, here we are again today, like last year,as the Chair quite rightly pointed out, talking about the same subject, the safety of toys, and this year, things are even more serious, because we have a recession and, in a recession, parents who want to buy toys and are short of money will go to the section of the market that sells sub-standard toys.
As the rapporteur quite rightly points out, the accession of Bulgaria to the Schengen Agreement should be followed by a special plan to combat illegal immigration.
However, as the honourable Member quite rightly points out, this is not a question of a practice that might even be adopted in the internal systems of all the Member States.
Experts quite rightly point out that manipulation is a certain method of mental influence that can be realized and carried out at a purely subconscious level.
The report quite rightly points out that the use of modern techniques will not necessarily solve the problem of hunger in the Third World.
The needs of the new Member States are understood and accepted,but the report quite rightly points out that the more susceptible regions of the old Member States should not be made to pay for the new cohesion policy.
We have common resources in the world and the rapporteur,Mr Elchlepp, quite rightly points out that the partnership countries and the developing countries are in an important position from the point of view of the future of energy consumption and its technological development.
The report quite rightly points out the need for clarity, both concerning political will for the final creation of the fund and with regard to how it is to operate.