Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-11-16-Speech-4-116"
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"The June List welcomes the Baltic Sea being put on the political agenda. There are many positive aspects to this report, including the fact that due attention is to be paid to the environmental problems in the region. We are also very positively disposed towards paragraph 13, which states that those Member States that wish to do so should have the right to introduce environmental regulations more stringent than those proposed by the EU.
We do not agree, however, that the EU should fund the Via Baltica highway project. It is also proposed that Europol cooperation should be increased. We do feel able to support this, provided that it only means that the exchange of information is improved. It must not lead to a European arrest warrant or to a given State’s police being able to take action in a different State.
We have supported this report as a whole in today’s vote as we have concluded that the positive elements in it outweigh the negative ones."@en1
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