Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-09-03-Speech-2-198"
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". – I am sure Mr Bowe will remember that previous discussions on these issues always centred around the need to have sound scientific evidence to enable us to justify decisions that are taken here and, in particular, to justify legislation requiring compliance.
As I have indicated in my previous statement, the project that is being undertaken at the moment will continue until 2003. It is quite clear from this that the issue is being kept under review and scientific evaluation is continuing. Ultimately a report will be published and then will be the time to consider what further action can be taken. The issue that Mr Bowe puts his finger on – the question of temperature – will obviously be seriously considered, but we should await the scientists' advice. However, it will be possible to look at the matter again at that time."@en1
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