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"Mr President, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs very much welcomes the increase in the area of freedom, security and justice but also believes that, before taking up new measures and programmes, the existing ones should be properly evaluated and that those evaluations should be taken as a base for drawing up the new programmes.
We see room for using synergies and avoiding duplications, making things simpler and ensuring that there is clear added value for whatever we do at EU level.
The Committee on Civil Liberties strongly believes that we should look at what is actually happening around us right now and that we need to improve our spending capacities in the area of refugee protection as well as in the area of Roma integration. All our agencies need to be able to fulfil the tasks that we currently pile on them.
Lastly – and this might also be of interest to the Commission too – the Civil Liberties Committee strongly believes that a substantial part of the SIS II budget should be put into reserve as there is still no clear result. We should also consider putting parts of the staff expenditure into reserve in the event of the EU TFTP programme – which has only been discussed in the Commission and not, so far, by the Civil Liberties Committee – not coming to fruition."@en1
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