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I have something I would like to say to the Council.
I have to say to the Council that this makes Question Time meaningless.
Mr President, I have nothing further to say to the Council.
This is why I would like to say to the Council that I am in favour of eurobonds.
Rather than looking back to see who was at the meeting in Ghent, or, bringing to mind that old film,'Guess who' s coming to dinner', working out who was in London and who was not,what the European Parliament has to say to the Council and the Commission is that we want the security and defence policy to be included in the Treaties.
I wished to say to the Council representative, Mr Lenarčič, that since the monks were heavily involved in the non-violent struggle and even paid with their lives for that struggle, I think your announcement that you intend not to invite the Dalai Lama to Brussels for much-needed political dialogue with the EU countries will symbolically have- and has already had- a negative impact on the non-violent struggle of the Burmese people, especially the monks.
When it comes to today's debate,first of all I want to say to the Council, yes, a solution was reached at this Council. .
I want to say to the Council of Ministers that this is purely and simply a misuse of the conciliation institute.
It has been raised by other Members, such as Mrs Malmström, who has done an excellent job on the issue of transparency, as, of course, has Mrs Maij-Weggen,but what I want to say to the Council is that European citizens are not just interested in what the Council decides; they are far more interested in why it decides what it does.
I would like to say to the Council, which as usual is not present, that one can do wrong even by doing nothing.
Since the report says that the EU market in financial services must become an integrated, efficient market, and since we are forever stressing the important role played by pensions and by accelerated procedures,I have to say to the Council that the Ecofin Council, at its last meeting, certainly paid further lip service to the principles that are involved here but, when it came to company pensions and the Lamfalussy report.
I would like to say to the Council and the Member States that violence that comes from other cultures also requires a legal instrument.
I should therefore also like to say to the Council that this kind of behaviour is opportunistic.
I would like to say to the Council that the crisis is not over yet, but in the meantime, social measures are indeed all being withdrawn at a national level.
While we are on the subject, we must concentrate,as I would say to the Commissioner(and as I would like to say to the Council, too, but unfortunately it is not present)- the President has the light behind him, so he might be taking part in a Chinese shadow puppet show- on three issues that require our attention, starting with Internet freedom.
I have to say to the Council that we in the European Parliament most certainly have reason to examine ourselves and the way that we are approaching the 2011 budget.
On a final note, I would like to say to the Council, as did the two previous speakers, that this is a package.
I would like to say to the Council that you very much like to be included in the family portrait after having approved the Treaty of Lisbon and succeeded in agreeing on the 2020 strategy.
Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra(PPE).-(ES) I should like to say to the Council representative that the disappointment in his response does not mean that the Council's action should be disappointing.
I have to say to the Council that it is not acceptable that the service is placed in the same class as the Economic and Social Committee or the Ombudsman as part of the Financial Regulation.
While I respect Mr Bangemann's intention to say to the Council:' You cannot make a decision because you have not received Parliament's opinion',the fact is that there is only one proposal on the table.
I should like to say to the Council representative that the disappointment in his response does not mean that the Council's action should be disappointing.
I would also like to say to the Council that I think we have adopted a budget for the citizens of Europe and to urge the Council once more to conform with Parliament's position.
I would therefore like to say to the Council that it should not come and cry on our shoulder now that many of these money-wasting decisions are taken at European summits. Allow me to quote the summit in Nice as an example.
Allow me once again to say to the Council, even though I see that it is not represented in this House this morning, how important it is to obtain the agreement of the Ministers of Economic Affairs and Finance.
In this connection, I would like to say to the Council that I am convinced that Parliament is determined to do its utmost to ensure that the Council and Parliament reach agreement, whenever possible at the first reading.
I should like to say to the Council that I did not wait for an official mission- neither did my colleague, Mrs Kinnock- I actually went to Burma a couple of weeks ago on a tourist visa, under cover, and I saw forced-labour gangs working on the roads there.
Allow me first of all to say to the Council that we are dealing with an initiative of the French Government, and recently in the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs we have seen individual Member States taking initiatives time and again, and we have then seen that the Member States sometimes happen to be mistaken about their choice of legal basis.
What I would have liked to say to the Council and will now say to the Commission is that it must give an opinion on the fundamental political point, that is on the talks between the People's Republic of China and the envoys of the Dalai Lama, the aim of these talks and the reason why they were suspended- we could now say they have failed- unless we can revive them.