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They talk until they are blue in the face about the need for a common security and defence policy.
The development of a common security and defence policy and the Union' s readiness to respond to crises is one of our most important objectives.
Article 28 of the Treaty is unclear,particularly regarding a common security, defence and military policy.
In this context, a common security and defence policy(CSDP) capable of responding to the challenges ahead remains of the highest priority.
The June Movement is fundamentally opposed to an EU Constitution and a common security and defence policy.
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Madam President, we know that talking about a common security and defence policy at the moment is, for the followers of the realist or even hyper-realist school, a type of wishful thinking.
The Council' s budget is interesting,as there are appropriations in it for the first time for a common security and defence policy.
The subject that will surely live on after the Helsinki Summit is,however, concrete decisions on a common security arrangement.
I believe that this point of view has been well captured in the report,which constitutes a step in the right direction in terms of promoting a common security and defence policy which is more effective, coordinated and consistent with the rest of the policies of the European Union and its Member States.
The June Movement firmly believes that Turkey's possible membership cannot in any way be linked to a need for an EU Constitution or a common security and defence policy.
The Libyan crisis aside, however,we must be mindful of the major strategic developments that mean that we must not give up on the ambition of a common security and defence policy, as enshrined in the Treaty of Lisbon, and which you, Baroness Ashton, must continue to inspire, support and speak up for.
These realisations have resulted in the European Union' s atlong last tackling and stepping up its efforts to define, organise and restructure a common security and defence policy.
Ideas about creating ad hoc coalitions of countries as possible substitutes for a common security and defence policy are dangerous, in my opinion, as no European state in the 21st century has a real chance of being a significant player in the area of security and defence.
More than that, the new Treaty should, in general terms, point the way towards a common security policy, including defence.
A Common Security and Defence Policy, as its name suggests, is not some kind of policy of aggression but reflects the need in a world in which, unfortunately, we cannot guarantee security by peaceful methods alone, to build up a system that shows the public that we are able to defend ourselves.
If Europe wants to have a united presence in the world it is essential that it has a common security and defence policy.
The European Council meeting in Milan on 28 and29 June decided to hold an intergovernmental conference with the task of working our a common security and foreign policy treaty and, in accordance with Article 236, the amendments to the EEC Treaty required for institutional changes with regard to the Council's decision-making procedure, the Com mission's executive power, Parliament's powers and extension of the Treaty to new fields of activity-* point 1.2.2.
The European Security Strategy should focus on the most important aims in terms of creating a common Security and Defence Policy for the European Union.
We have spoken on rather specific topics, but some of you have said very clearly that there are many more dimensions,taking in a common foreign and security policy and a common security and defence policy.
Where relations with the Atlantic alliance are concerned, we feel that efforts to develop a common security and defence policy must be viewed in terms of our partnership with NATO.
Highlights included the launch of the euro at the beginning of the year, re newed efforts on enlargement, preparations for a new Intergovernmental Conference on the reform of the institutions, changes to Union policies in the framework of Agenda 2000, progress in establishing an area of freedom, security and justice,and development of a common security and de fence policy.
Mr President, the decisions made at the Helsinki European Council on the development of a common security and defence policy are open to interpretation.
However, such agreements are still being concluded now, and especially for the future, it is important to make it clear that, when such agreements are concluded,they must be embedded in a common security policy and a common energy policy.
We must support a strong Commission, and we must support the idea that in future the Commission will have a fixed role to play in the development of a common security and defence dimension, as these days no one area can remain exempt from the demand for transparency, and that includes a security and defence policy.
The President-in-Office of the Council' s excellent speech fully covered the questions and challenges of a common security and defence policy for the Union.
In broad terms, the report on the CFSP is part of the approach extending its communitarisation and the militarisation of the European Union,implementing a Common Security and Defence Policy- as the European pillar of NATO, within the framework of our partnership with the USA.
I voted in favour of this report as I understand that the analysis therein is extremely relevant to the development of a common security and defence policy CSDP.
There it was decided that NATO would release secret information for the purpose of making joint military plans,which would appear to be a clear attempt to exclude both the Commission and Parliament from a common security and defence policy. We thus need a clear explanation from the Council as to why this is happening.
The report concentrates on the policies to be developed, as we believe that these policies should serve today, for the present time,first and foremost to build a common security area, provided we do not think of security only in military terms.
