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"Madam President, Commissioner, unfortunately I am unable to go into detail now on the disregard for parliamentary rights and the basis for the safety net. However, I wish to say the following on the subject. In our view, the financial stabilisation mechanism is not a substitute for developing a European monetary fund. I believe that we need a European bank levy which should be used, primarily, to raise the necessary capital for a European rating agency and, secondly, to develop a European monetary fund.
The financial stabilisation mechanism illustrates the urgency of financial market reforms. However, it also indicates a lack of any crisis mechanism, as well as the fact that we need a political, economic and social union, and a stronger Europe in general.
The best stabilisation mechanism, in my view, is to comply with the Maastricht criteria and the Stability and Growth Pact, implement the internal market and devise a competition policy based on a dynamic education, research and investment campaign, so that we can achieve growth and employment without us having to dip into taxpayers’ pockets in an emergency."@en1
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