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". – On the second point, if I may be slightly irrelevant, the history of the last fifty years does not suggest that it is bodies like the Commission which usually are a problem in that regard. I certainly do not think that is an issue. There is a general issue about security, which I know the High Representative is addressing and rightly so.
As for the first point, I very much hope that we can resolve these things amicably, and I am sure that if both honourable gentlemen put the case that they have put to me with equal force to their first cousins in the United Kingdom Government, that will very much help to resolve these issues without it taking too long. I hope that we do not have to resort to the sort of measures suggested by the honourable gentleman. I hope that we can solve this in a civilised and sensible way.
I repeat, we do not have – to borrow a phrase – "ideas above our station". We are trying to follow the terms of the Treaty and to do so only when it is helpful to the overall implementation of a common foreign and security policy."@en1
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