Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-09-04-Speech-3-238"
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"We could talk long and hard about this subject, that is, how alternatives – alternative substances in some cases – can be used to help these young people out of their abuse pattern at the earliest opportunity. This is a matter which, I believe, concerns the national parliaments in all of our Member States, and it also concerns the Danish Presidency. I cannot say that the question will become a central one, as it is first and foremost the responsibility of national, and often even local, authorities to guarantee these therapies, but I can say that I agree that this is a core problem. In my national parliament, at least, it is the subject of a debate involving heightened emotions and opinions which cut across parties because the plight of these young people is so distressing. At the same time, there is a difficulty with giving them substances to help them out, as this can also cause them to become dependent in some other way. In short, we could talk at length about this, but this is not the place."@en1
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