Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-06-12-Speech-2-289"
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"As President-in-Office, I neither can or should judge individual Member States’ policy in this area. Let me simply agree with what Mr Sacrédeus said regarding the difficulties of achieving effective cooperation in this area and also the desirability of making some progress. Among the 15 Member States we have various legal traditions in this area. During our Presidency we have, for example in an informal meeting between justice ministers and interior ministers, tried to contribute to a process in which we converge in our views in this area.
I can, with a certain amount of resignation, state that there is much still to be done. I am sure that our Belgian friends will be perfectly able to take the discussion forwards. I have a feeling that a number of presidencies after Belgium will also have to deal with the issue. However, I believe that it is vital for us to achieve major successes in the areas of justice and home affairs."@en1
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