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This report raises a number of points that are, in some cases, inconsistent. The report proposes priorities regarding, on the one hand, waste management, with the emphasis on prevention, reuse, recycling and other recovery operations, and, on the other, regarding waste disposal. This is something we welcome, and we hope that the final text will eventually reflect this proposal.
Unfortunately, however, some of the positive amendments that were tabled – aimed at removing incineration from classification as a recovery process, and at ensuring that using this method would automatically be null and void – were not adopted, whereas others, much more limited in scope, were adopted. Therein lie some of the inconsistencies.
Consequently, at the forthcoming negotiation stage, all our attention must be focused on the process, in order to monitor the development of the definitions and the content thereof.
Hence at this first reading we have prioritised the aspects that improved on the Commission’s original proposal. The final vote at second reading, however, will depend on clarification of the existing inconsistencies."@en1
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