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The establishment of a ‘network of contact points’ in a framework of cooperation between the various Member States, with the aim of sharing experiences and good practices, could form another asset in the fight against corruption in each country.
According to the EC Treaty, the Community and the Member States are responsible for adopting measures to combat fraud and protect the Community’s financial interests. At Community level there is, for example, a need to guarantee more autonomy and resources for the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF).
However, we dislike the fact that this measure is regarded as an embryo and will be used to promote or will be part of the more general objective of developing the so-called ‘area of freedom, security and justice’, in line with the 2005 Hague Programme, in particular by bringing justice and home affairs within the Community system.
This communitisation process is encouraged and ensured by the Treaty now known as the ‘Lisbon’ Treaty, by removing from the Member States’ sovereignty (from their parliaments and other national institutions) those responsibilities which are at the heart of this sovereignty.
We therefore repeat our reservations about the establishment of a European Public Prosecutor, which is a stage in the process of establishing a future ‘European Public Prosecutor’s Office’ based around Europol, Eurojust and OLAF."@en1
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