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"en.20111214.22.3-267-625"2
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"The economic and financial crisis that is generally affecting all Member States demands the re-evaluation of the priorities of a system of governance that has to adopt social and environmental protection measures that do not jeopardise the future, without ignoring the need for economic growth. As the European Union is an enlarging community of States (27+1), the principle of subsidiarity is especially applicable and could result in significant savings in human and financial resources. The European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) consists of several areas. If we are to succeed in reducing expenditure without losing effectiveness, we have to identify the most effective projects, such as supervision, maritime surveillance and control of the use of particular weapons, etc. I welcome the adoption of this report by Krzysztof Lisek on the consequences of the austerity imposed by the crisis for the defence sector, on which I voted in favour. Without disregarding the maintenance of the missions in which the EU is involved, such as monitoring in Georgia and the Horn of Africa, protection in humanitarian assistance, protecting ships from hijacking, etc., it calls for agreement among all Member States and better linkage with other organisations and powers, such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the United States."@en1
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