Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-12-17-Speech-2-192"
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"Mr President, I welcome the Commission statement and I am pleased to see we are becoming more
emerging from the dark age of accounting that the Commission presently inhabits. It is interesting to hear that you are going to check the receipts of Commission monies – who gets contracts, where tenders go. You are going to change your bookkeeping rules, your IT systems and your project management. But what do you preside over now? What has the Commission been doing for the last few years? Why has it taken so long for this reform to be introduced?
More importantly, having now confirmed that every allegation levelled by Mrs Marta Andreasen was correct, where was the part – maybe I missed it in your statement – where you apologised for the personal slurs on Mrs Andreasen's background and character, made on and off the record by your press service? Could you now say that the disciplinary process against your former chief accountant will stop and she will be brought in to drive through these reforms that she told you you needed this time last year?
Finally, who ever signed off the Commission's accounts in 2001?"@en1
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"avant garde"1
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