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"Mr President, the Committee on Budgets has unanimously approved its opinion for this report on the reform of the Council Regulation and, furthermore, it entirely agrees with the fundamental aspects of that proposed reform.
Our only complaints – and the Commissioner herself has already explained them – relate to the lack of time available to us to analyse the proposal, since we have had to opt for the urgency procedure.
In any event, in the view of the Committee on Budgets, the only important thing is to accept the general funding mechanism proposed and, at the same time, to ensure that the proposal is entirely in line with the Court of Auditors’ report on the financial management of the common organisation of the markets in the banana sector.
Our committee simply proposes an amendment of a generic nature, which we are proposing for all programmes not subject to codecision, calling for the general financial framework that we have approved for 2007-2013 to be respected.
At the same time, in order to stress Parliament’s involvement even further and given that the consultation procedure is being chosen, we would like the aid to banana producers to be subject to this Parliament’s control by means of the annual budgetary procedure.
As a whole, however, this proposal is a good one and fundamentally helps all of those outlying European regions that face great difficulties competing with third-country products."@en1
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