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"en.20151014.14.1-123-000"2
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"Madam President, there is much in this report that will unite us, I believe. The Green Climate Fund is absolutely core and we support that. We recognise that the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) are falling short of the two-degree target and that more climate diplomacy is required to scale them up. We recognise that the Emissions Trading Scheme must be part of a global endeavour, not solely an isolated continental movement.
The report is both original and good. Unfortunately, the original parts are not good and the good parts are not original. I have too many problems with the report, as it presently stands, to give my consent to this particular report. That pains me, because I believe we should speak with one voice in Paris. I believe we are stronger when we can do so, but I cannot do that. Right now we see again commitments put into this report that need not be there, that seek to divide us when we could be united, that indeed seek to put forward an agenda that need not be shared by all of us, and yet there is much that we do share.
So I cannot endorse the report as it was drafted, but nor will I vote against it. I will ask that my group abstain on this. That saddens me, because I think that in reality we could have been stronger and I think we could have done more. This has been an unedifying experience and I would suggest we do not do it again in this manner."@en1
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