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In line with established practice in similar cases, the Commission would like to underline that it has been in contact with the Greek Government before sending its letter of formal notice and its reasoned opinion. The national authorities, including members of the Greek Government, have thus had several opportunities to present their arguments in meetings with the Commission. Article 15 of the Constitutional Treaty establishes the principle of sincere cooperation between the Union and Member States. It requires the fulfilment on behalf of both parties of their task described in the Constitution in full mutual respect. A procedure involving technical discussions between the Commission and a three-member delegation of a Member State government, as suggested by the honourable Member, is not foreseen therein."@en1
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