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"Mr President, like my previous colleague who spoke earlier, I would like to say that I also have my reservations about Mr Barroso being re-elected as President of the Commission.
After all, he more than anyone is committed to further European integration, often against the will of the peoples of Europe. But he did come to our group meeting, the ECR Group meeting, and explain that he was in favour of smart regulation.
Now, of course, there is much doubt about what ‘smart regulation’ means. Many people believe that smart regulation is bad regulation, or that any regulation is not very smart regulation.
But I would ask him, if he really is in favour of smart regulation, to make sure that, on every directive, the Commission carries out a proper economic impact assessment. We have going through this House next year the Alternative Investment Fund Management Directive. The Commission has failed so far to conduct any proper economic impact assessment – in fact they say it cannot be done.
How, under those circumstances, are we going to get smart regulation? I ask Mr Barroso to reconsider."@en1
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