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"The circumstances under which the 2011 budget is being adopted are exceptional and constitute a challenge at the same time. The successful implementation of the Treaty of Lisbon is a greater priority, while the effects of the economic crisis, which are making themselves felt in the European Union, make achieving this objective even more demanding.
In this context, the Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats), to which I belong, continues to advocate a sustainable and rigorous budget, in which each item of expenditure is justified and in which the rigour and efficiency can be sustainably assured. I therefore advocate a move towards a zero-based budget, which allows efficiency and savings. In order to better achieve this objective, it is urgent that a long-term building policy be set.
I agree that it is necessary to promote greater cooperation and strong dialogue at interinstitutional level in order for resources to be better used in various areas, such as translation and building policy, amongst others. I would stress the importance of making Parliament’s legislative excellence a priority and providing this House with the means necessary to successfully carry out its legislative role. That is why I voted for the 2011 budget guidelines included in this report ...
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