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"Mr President, there is certainly no lack of suggestions when it comes to asylum policy, suggestions which can provoke feelings either of fear or of excessive generosity and tolerance. It has, of course, been pointed out here – and I agree – that what we need instead is good sense, wisdom and, above all, a great ability to recognise the complex nature of issues. I would therefore like to ask the Commissioner whether the position of minors, in particular, is being addressed, with regard to the right to asylum and migration issues, and if so how, and whether a huge problem known as ‘Eurocracy’ – in other words the fact that waiting times for both the rejection and the acceptance of certain applications relating to what are still extremely lengthy, complex procedures are excessively long and certainly do not respect what we call human rights – is being addressed, Commissioner, and if so how.
Lastly, a fundamental question. You talked about harmonising asylum laws and thus of the need for a clear legal framework and, I would go so far as to say, constitutional framework for all the European countries, for our credibility depends on this. I agree with you on this point and I hope that you will work towards this goal."@en1
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