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"Madam President, I wish to offer my congratulations to all concerned on this report, particularly the rapporteur.
I see – and I am liberally quoting from the explanatory statement here – that the analysis of the whole World Trade Organisation, on which the Committee on International Trade is about to embark, is going to be based very strongly on the conclusions of the Sutherland report, which, for many years, has been languishing gathering dust on a shelf. Then, apparently, when the committee draws up its own report, the Commission will have the task of taking the necessary steps in Geneva to carry through the improvements that are recommended.
What guarantee have we that any new report is going to receive any more action than the excellent Sutherland report? Will environmental and climate change considerations be part of any new WTO package? Regarding the point already made in relation to the lack of homogeneity among developing countries, and the position of China, Brazil and India at the moment, will we be distinguishing more clearly between different levels of development at that level?
And my final point is: will regional food security for all regions be a legitimate consideration?"@en1
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