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I can only repeat that the Commission is, of course, prepared to take on such a task, but in the present situation, I do not perhaps think it is something that we can do with existing resources and in a sufficiently radical way, because it requires considerable resources. It is very evidently a problem that must be dealt with at national, regional and local levels. However, if the Member States should so desire, we obviously have nothing against taking on this task. I think that we are already doing this when we see that there is great necessity for doing something. For example, in connection with the follow-up of the disaster in Baia Mare, we are trying to identify where the hot spots are and to see if we can identify dangerous places where we really need to keep our eyes open to ensure that no new disasters happen. When it comes to the pure clean-up work, I certainly think that the proximity principle ought to be applied."@en1
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