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"First of all I have to say that, in my opinion, the President-in-Office of the Council has not yet answered Mr Korakas’ question.
Secondly, and with regard to my specific question, I thank the President-in-Office of the Council very much for his answer. I think that the Council has been bold and has been quick to take some important measures. However, we are faced with the very serious problem of the failure to comply with the measures agreed. The Council knows that in 1989, both the production of feed with animal proteins for feeding ruminants in the United Kingdom and for the production of meat meals were banned. This indicates that the measures that we adopted at the time were good and have guarantees. But our problem is that they are not applied, that there is fraud in fulfilling them. I would therefore like to ask the President-in-Office of the Council if the Council of Ministers is going to give guarantees that the Community rules will be complied with, if it is going to give guarantees that the existing measures banning meat meals are going to be complied with. Which inspectors are going to deal with it? What checks are going to be made? Is this a concern that has been latent in the Council of Ministers? Answer me please, specifically: what food safety guarantees are going to be given that all these measures are to be applied?"@en1
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