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Mr President, allow me once again to underline my appreciation of Mrs Thors' excellent work, and to welcome the progress that has been made. After only three months of fruitful collaboration between the three institutions, we are very close today to a first reading agreement. If this is achieved, it will certainly be a record in terms of time.
Mrs Thors in her earlier contribution made reference to the near completion of the work that we have been undertaking – the necessity to put in place the legislation referred to in the White Paper on food safety. I am happy to say that we have nearly completed that work. Perhaps we can reflect and congratulate ourselves on our hard work over the last four and a half years when we have worked well together to achieve these results.
I understand Parliament’s wish to accelerate the Commission’s proposal on recycled plastics. I also appreciate the clarifications provided on certain aspects, notably on traceability, the authorisation procedure and the provisions on active and intelligent packaging.
To conclude, I am pleased to accept the entire compromise package. I think I am correct in saying that this is Mrs Thors' last report, so let me congratulate her on it and on her work in Parliament and wish her well in her future career."@en1
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