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"Mr President, first, in reply to Mr Häusling, the Commission is not disregarding the importance of this. Ms Girling mentioned a number of things that the Commission could do such as deal with the trade aspect, compile data and a lot of other things. I think I mentioned all of them as part of what we are actually doing in my first response.
I would like to say one thing to Ms de Lange and others who have been concerned about the 10 countries that have threatened trade implications because of this. As I said, the Commission is in dialogue with those 10 countries. To give one example, Commissioner Dalli has been communicating with the Russian authorities, and the Commission currently has a delegation in Moscow dealing with exactly this. So everyone is taking this seriously.
To finish: when new diseases and risks like this come up, what can we do? We can coordinate, exchange data and use our scientific entities and bodies to provide as much knowledge as we can get. One of the places where you can find an update of some of these things is in this guidance document on the web. It can be updated easily when new information is available. It has been agreed with the farmers’ organisations and with the Member States that this guidance document will be available on the web, so there you will have the updated information on where we are on this."@en1
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