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"Mr President, this is where the European Union can produce positive news. This is where it can take positive steps to generate much-needed growth, improve competition and serve European citizens.
The recast to be put to the vote tomorrow is, without doubt, one such positive step and I must thank the rapporteur and everyone who worked so hard and so long to achieve this result.
We have been trying to achieve a real single European railway area since 2001. The text on which we shall vote tomorrow is a large and serious step, especially in terms of appropriate financing, transparency in financial flows and terms of competition, and we all expect to see a European regulatory body. We therefore look forward, with hope, to a more ambitious fourth railway package.
As regards the Polish amendment, I recognise the peculiarity and gravity of the problem for our Polish colleagues; at the same time, however, I cannot but express my concern and apprehension, given that we are at second reading and are in danger, if there is any further delay, of going into conciliation, thereby wasting valuable time that we need to gain."@en1
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