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"Mr President, Madam President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, firstly I should like to congratulate Mr Bushill-Matthews, who gave us a great lesson in democracy as the bearer of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs’ message during the trialogue. Today, the trialogue has taken place. The partners have tried to reach an agreement.
I should also like to congratulate you, Commissioner, because, at a given moment, you managed to ensure that Parliament’s role as colegislator was somewhat denied us, since, through an agreement reached by the social partners, you made us see that only the points raised by them could be debated by us.
The important thing now is to make a success of this trialogue. It has taken place, and we are now in a position to ensure that this text is adopted at first reading. However, this must not mean that a review is ruled out, and this must not mean that we are prevented from subsequently thinking about how we can achieve a full review, with the support of all, or nearly all, of the social partners.
I believe that it is in this spirit that we must act. Of course, tomorrow, at first reading, we have to win our case, but it is obvious, too, that we need to look at how all this is applied and how we will be able to ensure that a review can take place."@en1
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