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"Mr President, by taking the floor in the debate on the regulations on structural fund spending, I would like to draw your attention to three serious omissions relating to the matter. Firstly, the appropriations for commitments under section 1B, namely spending on growth and employment, are over EUR 30 billion less than was previously proposed. This must have resulted in significant cuts to the resources for individual countries. In Poland’s case, these cuts amount to over EUR 3 billion.
Secondly, the dispute within the Council, which went on for many months, led to a serious delay in the adoption of the Financial Perspective. This has contributed to the fact that we are only discussing regulations on the structural funds in the second half of 2006. Thirdly, this delay will mean that the so-called Community strategic support framework will not be drawn up until the autumn of 2006 and the national strategic reference frameworks, prepared by individual Member States, will only be drawn up in 2007. This situation will mean that the procedures for programming resources from specific funds will be significantly delayed. Unfortunately, as a result, 2007 will to a large extent be a wasted year from the point of view of making good use of structural funds."@en1
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