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"Mr President, first of all, I should like to start by thanking Mr Grosch for this report. Finding the right balance between these priorities and interests — as evidenced by more than 400 proposals — was difficult, as in fact was finding the balance between proper or balanced transport-sector development and requirements to promote competitiveness and to protect the environment and reasonable financial demands on both taxpayers and the transport industry. There is a range of positive elements in the report, which also draws attention to the differences in the development levels of infrastructure in the European Union, the establishment of the European single market for transport and the reduction of fossil fuels in transport. However, the European Conservatives and Reformists Group finds it difficult to support the overall tendency of the report to always seek solutions by resorting to European Union regulation, which, taking into account the differences I mentioned, is very difficult for some Member States."@en1
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