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"I am afraid we will now have to move on, so
Questions which have not been answered for lack of time will be answered in writing ().
Thank you, Commissioner Verheugen, for staying with us as long as you have done.
Question No 40 by Giovanna Corda ()
The conclusions of a recent report commissioned by the European Commission on the consequences for consumers of the deregulation of the European market in gas and electricity, as well as the very significant price rises recently recorded or announced, show that many Member States were not yet ready to meet the challenge of liberalising this market.
This being the case, can the Commission say how it intends to react to the considerable rises in energy prices which are hitting the consumers who should actually have been the main beneficiaries of the liberalisation? Can it say whether, and how, consumers will be consulted, and involved in the bodies set up by the Commission and the European and national regulators with a view to remedying the current problems and difficulties?"@en1
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