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Mr President, I have listened intently to all those who took the floor and have taken careful note of the comments and criticisms. I should like to respond first to a point raised by Mrs Maes. A common Council action aimed at restricting the proliferation of small arms has been in place now for a number of years. Admittedly, its effects have been somewhat uneven. In addition, I understand the European Union supports several other specific actions concerning the destruction of stocks of such low calibre weapons or small arms in particular countries.
I shall now turn to comments made by several other speakers and in particular by Mrs Korhola. I would like to recall that the acceding countries already subscribe to the code of good conduct Mr von Wogau and I referred to earlier. These countries are taking part in the exchange of information within the Council.
Lastly, I would like to clarify that the common position on monitoring arms brokering activities was adopted by the Council last June.
Those are the three points I wished to make as this debate draws to a close, Mr President."@en1
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