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"en.20051213.52.2-187"2
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"Mr President, I shall make three observations and a final comment.
Since many of the amendments drawn up by the rapporteur have been rejected, the report that we have just voted on contains certain absurdities which this Parliament cannot ignore. Paragraph six, as it is now worded, and not as it should have been worded according to the rapporteur’s report, obliges the national and regional legislator to introduce a series of specific actions which fall within their exclusive competence. I am not invoking the principle of subsidiarity here: this is a clear encroachment of competences. This is also true of the
which is intended to suspend the application of a legitimate law, approved by a legitimate regional parliament and not invalidated by the Constitutional Court: this is a blatant encroachment of competences by this Parliament.
Secondly, recital J, also contrary to the amendment by the rapporteur, and on the instigation of the Spanish Socialists, refers to the existence of illegal actions. As the President knows, under any rule of law, any action as a result of illegal actions must be applied, determined and enforced by a court, in accordance with a very ancient principle:
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"nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege"1
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