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"Madam President, I think this morning’s debate could be summarised as both an appeal and a challenge to the European Council. Firstly, an appeal to get the MFF sorted by the end of the year and, secondly, a challenge. Mr Böge, the rapporteur, put this well when he said that, if they want reductions, they had better justify them and tell us where they want them. Is it CAP? Is it cohesion funding? Is it Horizon 2020? And on what basis? Our funding here in Europe is always justified on the basis of adding value. If they can show that it does not add value, then we have no argument, but I think they will find that very difficult to do.
The second point I want to make is that the second part of our discussion this morning is on own resources. I would like to compliment the countries who have introduced the FTT on their enhanced cooperation. Hopefully it will prove successful, so that all countries will join in eventually. That certainly will reduce the need for argument and debate in the future."@en1
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