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"I am able to reply neither fully nor otherwise, because enlargement will have no consequences for the regions before 2006, and that is precisely of course because a proper amount of time will be needed to adjust this policy to the new situation that will arise following enlargement. I am also able to refer to paragraph 11 of the President’s conclusions stating that EU expenditure must continue to respect both the imperative of budgetary discipline and efficient expenditure and the need to ensure that the enlarged EU has sufficient resources at its disposal to ensure the orderly development of its policies for the benefit of all its citizens. Moreover, paragraph 12 reads: ‘The needs of producers living in the disadvantaged regions of the present European Union should be safeguarded; multifunctional agriculture will be maintained in all areas of Europe, in accordance with the conclusions of the 1997 Luxembourg European Council and the 1999 Berlin European Council.’ I cannot be more precise at the present time, but I think that a framework has in this way been set that should reassure the honourable Member, for there is of course no question of any sort of revolution. There is no question of a huge amount of money being transferred from the one part of Europe to the other, so I would say, rest assured, there will be enough time to sort things out after 2006."@en1
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