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"Mr President, my Group supports this report wholeheartedly because we believe that a common asylum procedure is something that many across this House talk about, but the reality of actually making it happen requires support of the Lambert report.
It is difficult to go from the position of saying that we want burden sharing, a common asylum policy and to support the Tampere agenda, to the practical application of that in a report which moves forward some of the things that we want to see. As someone who dealt with asylum cases for many years, I see the Lambert report as a progressive report, but one which can be supported across this House.
We talk about good asylum decisions. It is a problem in every Member State that asylum decision-making is so poor that we are not served well in terms of allowing genuine asylum seekers to make a case and actually enter a country. That is bad for all of us. Poor asylum decision-making is addressed in this report.
We want to step up protection capacity in regions of origin and we are defining in this report the difference between transit camps and outsourcing our responsibilities to third countries, and regional protection. I want to register our support for this report."@en1
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