Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-04-10-Speech-3-292"
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"I think that this remark stretches courtesy to its very limits, and even more so today, since Parliament kept me waiting for half an hour before starting Question Time because of another debate. I did not reproach Parliament for this delay in the debate because this seems to be a completely normal occurrence. I find it absolutely incredible that someone in this House should accuse me of wasting time when answering questions when it is Parliament itself that has kept me waiting for half an hour. Mrs Izquierdo should be aware of this. Furthermore, this is not the first time I have spoken in a parliament – this not even the first time I have spoken in this one – and nobody has ever accused me of filibustering. In fact, the opposite is the case. I believe I read with sufficient speed and talk quickly enough for no one to accuse me of such things. Therefore, Mr President, I would like to formally protest at these comments, which I think are bordering on out and out rudeness, to put it very mildly."@en1
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