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Firstly, I must correct Mrs Kauppi, as there has been no meeting of Coreper today; Coreper has therefore not been able to discuss any proposal in respect of the Statute.
I can simply confirm that a discussion is taking place on a number of aspects of the Statute, primarily focusing, moreover, on the fundamentals of the proposals made by Parliament to the Council nearly two years ago. I would point out, incidentally, that it is the responsibility of the European Parliament to lay down the Statute, after indeed receiving the approval of the Council. I would add that the Council has a particular interest in seeing this Statute adopted, which is at least as significant as that of your Parliament. As soon as an agreement is reached, I believe that the Statute will be able to enter into force, if Parliament so desires.
As regards all of these matters, they are decisions that must be taken, pursuant to the regulation, by Parliament itself. I can also assure you, Mr Martin, that the Council places much emphasis on transparency in respect of expenses. You are not alone; the Council is as insistent on this point as you."@en1
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