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"Mr President, I would like to comment on Mr Kuhne’s speech, which contained some scandalous comments to my mind. He used his contribution as one of Parliament’s rapporteurs as an opportunity for polemics. Since I have no wish to involve myself in polemics, I most certainly would not wish to remind Mr Kuhne that his European party is happy for large numbers of staff to be funded by their own group. I do not wish to go any deeper into this, but he ought to have mentioned it.
All will become clear as to why I requested the floor. Mr President, I urge you to clarify, via the Bureau of the European Parliament, to what extent a rapporteur of this Parliament is allowed to include personal polemics in his or her report. I think this is irresponsible, and if we want to maintain a common style in this House, and eliminate abuses – which are also perpetrated within our groups – something I wholeheartedly embrace, then this must be done in a spirit of cooperation and not using polemics in the way that Mr Kuhne just has! I urge you to have the Bureau look into this matter."@en1
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