Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-12-17-Speech-1-067"
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"Mr President, I would like to focus on two results of Laeken which I believe to be essential. The first is the recognition that the consolidation of the third pillar of the European Union, the fight against terrorism in particular, has at last been developed in the way the citizens have been demanding.
The terrible attacks have led even the least aware amongst us to realise that terrorism is a problem for all of us, and that it involves all of us, not just the victims directly affected. And that terror is not only caused by those who pull the trigger or press the detonator, but also by their accomplices, and we should therefore be pleased with the Council’s decision to create a single list of all groups, bodies and people who support terrorism.
Secondly, the decisions adopted in relation to designing the future of the Union seem to me to be very coherent with the demands of the European Parliament. I am convinced that the flexibility with which the agenda has been set will allow us to strengthen the instruments of the CFSP during the Convention, because the globalised world in which we live demands that Europe should play a new role and we have provided it with the necessary means to do this, such as the Community diplomatic service.
Mr President, I do not believe that the machine has worked properly, but I assume that my speaking time is over."@en1
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