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I am sorry to steal two minutes from your lunchtime, colleagues, but I have to table an oral amendment. This is one of the first reports by a new Member from a new Member State. I would like to say thank you for the help I was given in this job.
My special thanks go to French colleagues, from different political groups, who were very active in helping me. Just before the French referendum it is important to understand the important and frontline role of France in preserving and saving the common cultural heritage of Europe. They can be proud of their country.
My aim was to reach a first reading agreement and the Luxembourg presidency was very positive and active in this respect. If Members adopt my amendments co-tabled by the Liberals and the PPE-DE shadow rapporteurs, there will be a first reading agreement in May in the Council of Ministers.
I have one oral amendment to amendment 59. There are two extra words: ‘within two years of the adoption of this recommendation, legislative, administrative’ – and now comes the oral amendment – ‘or other appropriate measures ...’
Thank you for your help and understanding."@en1
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