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"Mr President, as rapporteur, allow me to explain. We are talking, then, about three matters, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, as discussed by the Committee on Budgets.
We support the Commission’s request for urgent procedure. This is a matter of exceptional urgency, since many great needs have arisen, especially in Macedonia. We are also concerned with extending the aid to Bosnia, Herzegovina and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. We nevertheless need a little more time.
To begin with, a proper discussion is needed in the Committee on Budgets. It is a question of transfers for this year and of budget issues for next year. We need a little time in which to obtain the opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy, and we need to have a discussion on the whole budget for the Balkans for 2002 in connection with the conciliation prior to the second reading of the budget next week.
We therefore propose voting to apply urgent procedure but also for deciding at the same time to deal with these three matters during the November II part-session in Brussels. We should, then, be able to have a joint debate on the issues relating to the Balkans, at the same time as dealing with the Lagendijk report on the European Agency for Reconstruction. Our proposal is therefore in favour of urgent procedure but also of debating the matter during the November II part-session in Brussels."@en1
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