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Mr President, I have taken the floor briefly for personal reasons and I would like Dr Lund, to whom this appeal is addressed, to be so kind as to listen to me. In the first place, after a long university career and coming from a region in the south of Italy, I consider myself to be a man of honour, of the highest intellectual and moral integrity, and I always work for the general good of the patient. Secondly, as a neurologist, my brief diagnosis is that Mr Lund may have suffered temporary minor loss of memory regarding our agreement. I repeat: I agree to include the definition of ‘unpaid voluntary donation’ in recital 23, but I consider, as I said in the meeting attended by the Commission and the Council, that, ultimately, this should be taken into account by the individual Member States. If Mr Lund agrees with me on this point – and I feel the important thing is this – I would leave his proposal totally unchanged but I would conclude with an oral amendment at the end to the effect that ‘this should be taken into account by the single Member States’. I feel that, in this way, Mr Lund, we who have worked together with great enthusiasm and commitment with both your and my group, might resolve an issue which is extremely important to both the donors’ and the patients’ associations."@en1
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