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"I would like to inform you that during the last two part-sessions two legislative proposals by the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs have been rejected by plenary and have therefore been referred back to committee pursuant to Rule 52 of the Rules of Procedure.
With regard to the initiative by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg with a view to adopting a Council decision adjusting the basic salaries and allowances applicable to Europol staff, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs asks that plenary confirm its rejection during the present part-session by voting for the legislative resolution closing the consultation. If there is no objection the vote on this issue will take place on Thursday.
With regard to the proposed decision on the retention of data — the Álvaro report — which was referred back to the Commission on 22 June, I must inform you that that parliamentary committee would like more time to allow the European Commission to present an alternative or additional proposal on the same subject.
Do you think that we should allow that committee more time and that, once its proposal is presented, Parliament should then decide on the most appropriate procedure for dealing with this issue in accordance with the Treaties?"@en1
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"(The proposal by Mr Karas and 38 other Members has been approved by roll-call vote)"1
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