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"The June List believes that the Kosovo issue needs to be resolved through the UN, a process that is, indeed, currently under way. Were the UN then to ask the EU to play an important role in the matter, we would be positively disposed towards the idea.
This report contains a number of constructive wordings, but it also contains many poor ones. We object, for example, to the European Parliament wanting to have supervisory responsibility when it comes to the issue of establishing Kosovo’s status. That is not a matter for the EU.
The hope is also expressed that a pro-European government might be formed in Serbia. That may be desirable, but it is the Serbian people that choose their government, and that fact needs, in the name of democracy, to be respected, whatever the outcome.
Moreover, it is not for the European Parliament to have views on the Member States’ attitude in the Council of Ministers or on how the Member States should act in the UN Security Council.
Because we considered that there were too many poor aspects to the report, we voted against the report as a whole in today’s vote."@en1
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