Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2004-04-21-Speech-3-004"
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"en.20040421.1.3-004"2
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"As we spoke yesterday evening, the House was in session discussing the Boogerd-Quaak report. I was informed yesterday evening, as you have been informed, so there is no policy of exclusion in the question of the information loop.
I was informed yesterday evening that given the volume of votes and the number of requests that have been received for split votes, roll-call votes etc., the sessional services, between the time the debate finished last night and midday today are simply incapable of producing the required documentation for the vote on the report. This is not an issue of my political preferences. I have here a 51-page list containing details on the vote. This issue of procedure is not a question of expressing some kind of political preference. I am prepared to take procedural points at midday today but I am informed that it is physically impossible for the services to prepare the vote on this by midday.
Other procedural questions have been put to me. I will deal with those at midday and make rulings. However, it is my own belief, notwithstanding various requests, that the House will have to deal with and vote on this matter. How and when is rather complicated. I will work my way through this with the services in the course of this morning to see what we can do."@en1
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