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"Mr President, Commissioner, Mrs Kauppi, ladies and gentlemen, allow me – as I can now speak for the group – to start by saying that I thank Piia-Noora Kauppi on behalf of my group, not just for her immense commitment, but above all for her expertise and for her devotion to the work of Parliament and, hence also, for her willingness to compromise. With her, you always know what she stands for and you also know that she approaches others. She returns to an exciting position and, more importantly, she will have more time as a mother. I thank you for the good cooperation and wish you all the best. In this review, the European Union is again giving the right answer to the crisis on the financial markets. There are still far too many differences in the individual Member States and the harmonisation undertaken is a step in the right direction. The crisis on the financial markets, as can be seen from this example, is also an opportunity for communication on the part of the European Union and for permanent improvement to our European financial market system. I say quite clearly that guaranteeing a settlement system that functions properly, especially on fast-moving markets, is essential to the stability of the financial markets and, in times such as these, is even more important. For me, there are three important points. Firstly, the coherent approach taken in these reports. Secondly, I support the simplification and easing in the application of both directives. Thirdly, I shall take account of the results of this report and this directive in my own report on the Capital Requirements Directive, so that they contribute towards a comprehensive report and allow a coherent approach."@en1
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