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"Mr President, Mr President of the Commission, you have previously said, both inside and outside Parliament, that you would make the changes needed to set up a Commission that has credibility and most importantly – and I stress ‘most importantly’ – one that is able to work in partnership with the Council and in conjunction and partnership with Parliament.
I must congratulate you, because the hearings have shown that you acted swiftly and intelligently. You have managed to create the climate required for that essential partnership to take place. It is essential because, let us not be under any illusions, what the general public and Parliament hope for from the incoming Commission is a clear vision and clear guidelines for action on the Lisbon Strategy, on Transatlantic relations, on the Financial Perspectives, on enlargement and on negotiations with Turkey. In short, they hope that we shall finally have a Commission with a vision, a Commission that is not afraid to take risks, a Commission with objectives, a Commission that is able to work with the Council and with Parliament.
We are sure, in our Group, and, I believe I can say today, in Parliament, that you have the necessary personal attributes and that you have set up a Commission with the necessary attributes to make the incoming Commission a great one for Europe, one that serves us well in all three Institutions. Good luck. Thank you very much."@en1
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