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"I support Mr Catania’s report on the future of the European Common Asylum System.
All political refugees have the right to enter the European Union and, once their status has been recognised, to reside on European territory. Unfortunately, this right is not currently applied uniformly by the Member States: recognition of this status may vary from one Member State to another from 0% to 90%.
If we are to establish a uniformly high level of protection throughout the EU, we must be able to introduce a number of elements quickly. These include establishing a single asylum application procedure and single standards for qualification as a refugee, introducing a legal and effective mechanism for solidarity between the Member States – some countries are flooded with applications, while others escape more lightly – improving reception conditions for applicants, particularly for minors, and reducing the use of detention, and creating a European Asylum Support Office.
This is what is at stake in the whole of the ‘asylum legislative package’, which we have just started to look into as we reach the end of this Parliamentary term."@en1
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