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"With regard to the incidents of last week, I can reassure colleagues that we have had very intensive contacts with the security services of the Member States, particularly in the light of Mr Titley's experience.
We have carried out a very thorough review of the security arrangements within our buildings. A number of operational issues were raised in that review. We have addressed these and shall continue to address them with a serious focus. This issue was discussed at length last week in the Conference of Presidents and will be discussed at length again tonight in the Bureau. It is appropriate that I should reassure you that this is being treated in the way you would expect. It is also fitting that we know what our response is and ought to be, but that we keep it to ourselves.
On the final issue touched on in the course of these remarks on the incidents of last week, let us be clear that there is no justification for acts of terror against democratically-elected people – whatever the cause, wherever the place – including, in the light of last week, Members of this House. No Member of this House should seek, directly or indirectly, to sustain the unsustainable and the unacceptable."@en1
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