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I have been briefed on the results of the vote in the Foreign Affairs Committee on the Eurlings Report on Turkey. I will comment on that report in the context of the debate at the next plenary session. I will do so when I am fully prepared and have studied it line-by-line and paragraph-by-paragraph.
It is clear that a possible failure by Turkey to meet its obligations as regards the implementation of the additional protocol to the Ankara Agreement would have consequences for the overall negotiation process. That is almost word-by-word what the Council and Member States decided in September 2005, in the well-known EU declaration of the time prior to the opening of accession negotiations.
Our aim is to avoid a possible train crash because it is in no one’s interests for EU-Turkey relations to be seriously damaged. The best way of avoiding that is for Turkey to meet the obligations it entered into before we opened the accession negotiations."@en1
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