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"This section was part of a package proposed by the chairperson on the last day of the special session when the Presidency of the European Union made it perfectly clear that this was a subject which the EU insisted on having incorporated into the action plan. The EU can be proud of the fact that the action plan did not go on merely to state that the family is the basic unit of society, but also stated that there are various forms of the family. It did so in spite of the mood of controversy surrounding some of the issues that were solved at the last moment. I think Mr Sacrédeus knows what I am thinking of.
I should also like to draw attention to the fact that, in the declaration adopted at the special session, the UN specifically calls upon all members of society “to join us in a global movement that will help build a world fit for children through upholding our commitments”, end of quotation. If the honourable Member would like more specific information about the debates at the UN Special Session on Children, I would urge him to contact the delegation sent by the European Parliament to the special session, for there are quite a few Members of this Parliament who are able to confirm the answer I have given in this House."@en1
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