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"I totally recognise the importance of the issues which the honourable Member has raised. They are a matter of considerable concern to the Commission and of course they will be issues that we have to pursue vigorously during the enlargement negotiations.
Perhaps, I can just add a couple of points to the rather extensive – perhaps too extensive – answer I gave to the honourable Member's question. First of all, it is absolutely imperative that there should be the closest possible coordination under the auspices of the G8 and the International Atomic Energy Agency. It is absolutely crucial that we should work together in this very important area.
Secondly, given that the honourable Member referred in particular to candidate countries, I referred of course to what can be done under the PHARE horizontal programme. I would like to refer to one particular scheme which promises well. That is twinning partnerships between European Union Member States and respective national institutions. They represent a valuable way forward. They too can be backed by PHARE and they should be part of the programme of action we pursue in order to deal with what is, as the honourable Member said, a very serious problem indeed."@en1
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