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"Mr President, in order to implement our first security strategy and fight terrorism and organised crime effectively, high quality law enforcement training in the European Union is indispensable: law enforcement training which is able to harmonise and raise to a unified level the very different law enforcement traditions and very different abilities of the various Member States. An eminent role awaits the European Police College, with an important task to perform. It is regrettable that CEPOL, the European Police College, became known here, in the European Parliament, due to the suspected illegal and corrupt operation of its former management. At the same time, it must be said – and perhaps fewer people are aware of this and fewer people are interested in this than in the scandals – that the appointment of new leaders in 2010 initiated highly favourable processes in the functioning of the European Police College. It is therefore important to deal not only with the past but also with the future. As regards future objectives, in a nutshell, two things are needed: to ensure the organisational legal autonomy of the European Police College and the development opportunities required for its renewed operation. For this, I would like your support and attention."@en1
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