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"Mr President, as Mr Watson said, we have had a full investigation on this matter in the Fisheries Committee at the request of the Conference of Presidents. We have now drawn up a report based on a very frank two-hour hearing that we held with Mr Fischler, who gave very frank answers to a barrage of questions. We will be submitting that report to the Conference of Presidents after the Fisheries Committee has had a further look at the report to make sure they agree that it is a fair record of the hearing that took place last week.
Our job in the Fisheries Committee, as Brian Crowley has just said, is now to focus our attention on the common fisheries policy reform package. To do otherwise and put any further obstacles in the way of getting this reform back on track, is simply to play into the hands of those who sought to derail the whole process in the first place. I would hope this House would support the Fisheries Committee in looking at the reform package. If there are other questions to be asked about personnel management or any other aspect of this controversy, then I would leave that to your good offices in the Conference of Presidents."@en1
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