Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-05-02-Speech-3-033"
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"Mr Manisco, I do understand that some Members are finding that this matter is dragging on. However, you understand that, for myself, as a president who has been accused in an extremely unfair manner, it is nonetheless important, in the interests of transparency, that we are able to see all the unquestionable, legal facts before us, including archived documents, such as the letter from the then Chair of the Committee on Legal Affairs, for example.
With regard to the deadline – there is a simple answer, which I have already given. I am now waiting for the Council of State to deliver an opinion. You will understand that as soon as the government of the Member State concerned informs me that the matter has been referred to the Council of State, I will act when the Council of State has delivered an opinion, when the Spanish government informs me who in actual fact is considered in Spain to be the appropriate authority to issue these requests for immunity. Immediately afterwards, I assure you that I shall make an announcement in Parliament, as Mrs Vayssade specified in her letter, and I shall refer the matter to the Committee on Legal Affairs. The matter will then be perfectly clear."@en1
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