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Madam President, I would like to express my thanks for the support of the Commission’s proposal. We will continue the debate at our meeting on 21 April. I am sure that all the questions that have been presented here can be elaborated upon.
The proposal is now with the Council. The Commission is not, at this stage, able to put any proposal on the table. If, during the negotiation process in the Council, there is a possibility of creating a mechanism for funds of a specific nature then the Commission will certainly contribute.
On the important issue of housing, we cannot – and I believe we will not be able to – finance construction. However we will be able to contribute to many aspects of the renovation and reconstruction of housing in new and old Member States that have needs of this kind. I will elaborate on this on 21 April, or privately with Mr Piotrowski so as not to detain you here.
Statistical effect will apply to the Highlands and Islands so it is OK. Still with regard to statistical effect, there is not strong support in the Council for the generosity we have proposed, which is also being criticised as being insufficiently generous! In the Council there are ideas of making it less generous. The question remains open.
I thank you for your patience and support."@en1
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