It is our duty to let justice take its course.

LANNOYE (V). (FR) Mr President, please let me too come back to the Adam report.

So the whole position would be utterly different.

I find the whole pureness thing really... odd.

Mr. Bunbury made up his mind whether to live or die. This shillyshallying with the question is absurd.

Community trade, are not subject to these statistical requirements.

In the section on citizenship of the Union there is a specific declaration that the Member States themselves de termine who their citizens shall be.

I have looked at this very carefully indeed.

records from colonial times relating, for example, to hydrographie or geological studies of the country in question.

That is precisely the fundamental flaw in the whole business.

There is a white paper on transport, which I understand is due soon.

Everything has to be seen through this focus.

So this returns this whole issue to perhaps where it should be

The danger is that this whole issue could drag on until Cancun.

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We have just embarked upon an Inter Governmental Conference on Political Union.

This sort of dithering has been an element which has been obvious throughout this whole disease.

This is a very controversial subject in all Member States.

The whole issue is a reflection on the inability of this House to act.

COONEY situation, and since it is an emergency they require urgent treatment.

I therefore ask you to take this into account also.

I just want to make one point in relation to this whole issue of foot and mouth.

The area of application of the directive is the most essential question in this whole matter.

This is an area in which Parliament has quite rightly taken a particularly strong interest.

It has no clear idea of how complex this whole matter is. That is not the fault of public opinion.

Our plea is that we have a common action in the Community on

Now that the single market is here they have not changed their style.

So we are watching that entire point extremely carefully.

Mr President, the Commission's approach to this whole issue is totally inadequate.

We must not forget the victims' needs and their suffering in all this.

That is the most important issue for humanity and the EU combined.

Furthermore, we cannot ignore the matter of the current context of the whole region.

Admittedly, there is need for a radical reform of agricultural policy, but let us first put all the arrangements in place.

Both Turkey and Iran are taking a positive approach to the overall question.

You will see in this communication a much more nuanced approach to this whole issue.

This whole question has really got to be addressed in greater detail because control of surplus production is really the main issue.

RØNN (S), rapporteur. (DA) I should like to thank the Commission for the good cooperation we have had throughout this affair.

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Yesterday the whole position changed with the position the Commission has taken on the legal base.

It is important, therefore, that all legislation relating to this question should be as clear and accessible as possible.

I think that is a bit too early, in that some important pieces of Community legislation will only come into effect from 1 January 1993.

No society can flourish which ignores the feelings of towns and villages by tearing up their roots in a matter of days.

We consider all of this to be breaking new ground in the European Community.

Border checks do not play much of a part in security, it is true, but they do have a purpose and they are

Every week we hear across the EU story after story about this issue.