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As for answering the questions, I would simply like to point out that we received the questions on Monday. It is Wednesday today, and we shall, therefore, answer them before the end of the week. I think that such tight deadlines respect Parliament and the work that we are trying to do together. I am determined to ensure that replies are fully consistent with one another, so that dialogue becomes increasingly clear and accurate.
With regard to the problem of choices, I believe I have told you that the main priorities, and I have already had the opportunity to answer Parliament on this issue, are, on the one hand, the work by the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS) and the debates held with the Centre for Renewable Energy Sources (CRES) with various representatives of the Member States’ scientific councils, and, on the other hand, the general trends within the scientific and industrial community, be it genomics, nanotechnologies, the problem of the information society, food safety, sustainable development, and I agree with you on this that there should be more clarification on issues regarding transport, the environment and energy.
The main lines were, I believe, defined in accordance with very objective criteria, and I have already had the opportunity to answer, but there has always been a choice. Ultimately, I am still asking the question – what else do you wish to add? Let us discuss this. I believe that there is a degree of flexibility within the framework of the specific programmes, but only on the condition that we do not fall into the trap of following a scatter-gun approach which would compromise the coherence of the Framework Programme."@en1
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