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"As regards the first question, we have a very clear principle in this Parliament that if you want to ask a question of another Member you ask the Member concerned, so I am afraid I cannot answer the question that you are putting to Mr Deva because, whilst he is an enormously esteemed colleague, I am not him.
However, I will answer on the issue of the British role in the research programmes that I am describing. In answer to the second question about Italian researchers, again I cannot speak for Italian researchers.
The UK research community is one of the leaders in trying to solve and help find solutions for infectious diseases that unless cured at source are putting increased risks back on our own communities at home, for example drug-resistant TB, which is back in parts of Europe.
That is why our researchers put their efforts in; our national governments put their efforts in. In this particular programme funding goes to match fund national governments. Not all countries have decided to commit. It is not only EU-28, but it is a very significant part for the UK, and I think we should support our science and research community and get the money out to where it can make a difference."@en1
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