Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-03-08-Speech-2-289"
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I share your objectives for the Commission and all the EU institutions and services to be effective. That is why the Kinnock reforms were implemented, and they have been producing positive results. The EU institutions are working more efficiently than ever. The civil servants who work for the European institutions are dedicated to their tasks. I cannot, therefore, agree with the statement that the reform has produced no results.
With regard to simplifying procedures, one has to bear in mind that the EU institutions are publicly funded, and this means that clear procedures have to be observed. Looked at from this standpoint, we can never achieve the same types of procedures as private businesses have.
The EU institutions will continue reforming because, although the Kinnock reforms have certainly yielded good results, one can never reform too much."@en1
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