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"The Euratom Treaty limits the duration of any research programme to five years. The current Euratom Framework Programme, Euratom FP7 (2007-2011), comprising two specific programmes (one for ‘indirect actions’, and the other for ‘direct actions’ carried out by the Joint Research Centre (JRC)), will expire at the end of 2011. I voted to extend the specific programme for ‘direct actions’ for the 2012-2013 period to ensure that the research funded by the EU continues into nuclear waste management and the physical and radiological safety and protection of nuclear systems.
The implementation of the Framework Programme (2012-2013) should be based on the principles of simplicity, stability, transparency, legal certainty, consistency, excellence and trust. I support the need to increase the budgets for initiatives ancillary to core nuclear research, such as investment in human capital, vocational training and awarding grants to nuclear researchers, in order to prevent a possible shortage of skilled labour in the coming years. I think that the Joint Research Centre should help monitor the quality and effectiveness of the training and coordinate existing educational programmes in the field of nuclear energy within the EU, as well as in candidate and neighbouring countries."@en1
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