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…problems relating to research, since I am speaking about research. As for diseases, 48 research projects on diseases, including BSE and transmissible spongiform encephalopathy, were set out in the previous programme following the drawing up of the process. We have a document, therefore, which includes all the research projects that have been carried out and a decision was taken at the last meeting of the Council of Ministers for Research – which was a first – to organise a meeting of all researchers at European level – and I do not mean veterinarians or colleges specialising in veterinary studies – I mean researchers working on issues relating to mad cow disease and on issues relating to Creuzfelt Jacob disease, which also has particularly worrying and perturbing implications for human health.
It is a pleasure for me to inform Members of Parliament that we have recently completed this task, which has been acknowledged as unique, of drawing up a list of every single research project in Europe. It is an interesting project in itself because researchers in many countries were surprised to find out that there were other researchers in other countries undertaking similar research as them. This document will be available at the meeting of the Council of Research Ministers on 26 June 2001 and it will be published – I have already had the opportunity to hold a press conference to announce this and explain the main points, but I think that this is much more practical.
As for the policies on whether or not to slaughter animals, I think that you must speak to my colleagues, Mr Byrne or Mr Fischler, as these policies are defined according to either health and consumer protection or the common agricultural policy."@en1
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