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"Mr President, President Barroso should be congratulated for his staunch support for the treaty change agenda throughout his previous term. I think he should also be thanked for publishing a good programme of stability plus necessary proposals for improvement in the challenging policy sectors that we all agree upon.
But I have to say that, as GDP sinks and as our spending increases, we are facing, across the period to 2014, the prospect of a fresh budgetary crisis, and at that time, I do trust that President Barroso will be firmly on the side of Parliament and is going to oppose the position that we can foresee will be the position of national treasuries.
The fact is that the Union requires a larger budget and a budgetary policy crafted to promote economic recovery. National spending should be transferred to the European budget in places where there are clear cost efficiencies, economies of scale and value added, and where market failure requires stronger European policies to correct it.
We must resource the budget by means of an independent and more progressive and transparent system."@en1
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