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"By adopting this report and the corresponding report by the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL), Parliament has taken up very clear positions vis-à-vis the Commission and the Council with regard to the policies that must be in place as soon as possible in order to boost growth and employment. Too many Member States have lost sight of the headline targets of the Europe 2020 objectives on employment, education and reducing poverty. They have focused solely on the sovereign debt crisis and remained blind to the fact that only medium- and long-term measures capable of fuelling growth – namely, education, research, innovation and energy – can provide the answers to the tough period that the Union has been going through for too long. The call for the introduction of project bonds to finance key infrastructure projects, as well as the call in EMPL’s report for the introduction of a tax on financial transactions are useful proposals that can no longer be delayed, and Parliament is ready to get behind them. Lastly, the proposal on making the Annual Growth Survey subject to a codecision procedure does justice to the fundamental role that Parliament could have in the debate on the future of European growth and identifying development policies."@en1
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