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"Mr President, we took a great deal of care over preparing the Karamanou report in the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs. I should like to thank Mrs Karamanou for the effort which she put into this. In the process, we reached compromises with which we were not always satisfied but which, by and large, were acceptable. This makes it all the more disappointing that this report has been completely transformed into an ideological report by one unacceptable amendment – Amendment No 18 – tabled by Baroness Ludford. That is why we had to reject this report, and I should like to say to the Liberal Group that this will put a permanent strain on the cooperation in this House whenever the Liberals in the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs table further amendments through Baroness Ludford which originate in the left outside the committee. I do not believe that this is any basis for constructive cooperation."@en1
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