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"The Commissioner will be aware that this Parliament supported the change to the financial regulation which should at least partly ease his path. I should like to ask him two supplementary questions.
First, as he said in his answer, there are many ongoing discussions. We very much welcome the summit that was called by Kofi Annan. We very much welcome his own round table which was organised last year and which made substantial progress at European level. I am aware that there is a proposal for a further such round table jointly between the European Union and US interests. Would the Commissioner comment on whether he feels such a proposal is timely and whether he would be interested in participating in such a meeting?
Secondly, after the South African case, Mr Nielson's colleague, Mr Lamy, did commit European Union technical assistance to developing countries afflicted by the HIV/ AIDS pandemic, to utilise the national emergencies clause in the WTO to examine the use of generic drugs and of parallel importing to secure affordable medicines. Would the Commissioner comment on whether the European Commission has been successful in identifying developing countries to utilise these monies in this way and what further steps he plans to take in order to achieve this?"@en1
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