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"This was a key sitting for the European Parliament, which adopted its position to speed up the negotiations with the Council and the Commission on the multiannual financial framework, which will determine the EU’s actions and policies for the next seven years (2014-2020). The aim was thus to establish the European Parliament’s priorities and ‘red lines’ in preparation for the European Council meeting on the budget on 22 and 23 November. Although the European Parliament’s room for manoeuvre is limited by the Treaty of Lisbon (consent), it is a crucial power that allows it to influence the negotiations. With this vote, the European Parliament is thus seeking to preserve its prerogatives as well as the unity of the budget: now is not the time to fragment financing as this would affect the transparency and predictability of the European budget. The European Parliament recognised, however, that the introduction of some form of flexibility into the European budget would enable it to adapt better to any contingencies linked to the crisis and to any economic and structural changes."@en1
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