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"Commissioner, perhaps I could look first at the two issues concerning the Rules of Procedure. We will gladly pass on this timetabling problem, although we cannot guarantee that it will work out precisely every time. I explained this earlier, Mr Posselt, before you arrived in the chamber. At midday, we finished at 12.14 p.m. instead of 12.00 noon. This meant we had fourteen minutes less this afternoon. This afternoon, for the first time since I took office, each of the speakers on today's list – I am not sure who did not appear – spoke for a shorter time than he or she could have done according to the speakers' list, except for Mr McCartin. If you add all this time together, you arrive at the sixteen minutes out of the twenty-two.
On the other hand, the night sitting was scheduled to last until midnight, but ended at 11.20 p.m. We cannot always get it right. By the way, according to the participants, last night's sitting was of extremely high quality. There were very few guests, but the debate was extremely high quality, I am told.
I now invite Commissioner Nielson to respond to Ms Theato's question. Quite independently of that, we will take account of the criticism of the Thursday timetable."@en1
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