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Mrs Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou, I cannot add much more to what I have already said. You are concerned at the shortcomings in the way these principles are being implemented and I would say that such shortcomings will have to be rectified. I feel that it is extremely important today for all forms of discrimination to be addressed and monitored at political level, either by establishing a specific monitoring centre or by using existing mechanisms, which are more appropriate for monitoring and managing the experience of individual countries. In any event, I must say that the Council follows this type of issue with great interest and I believe that the attention paid by Parliament to such issues is crucial to keeping them on the Community agenda, and in ensuring that the various Member States do not feel tempted to make any exceptions – within their own borders – to what the Union decides as a whole."@en1
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