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"Madam President, all has clearly not been well with financial regulation in many of our Member States. We cannot simply allow things to carry on in this dysfunctional and incoherent manner. In the UK, the new government has taken radical action to overhaul and provide the necessary reform at a national level. Equally, the new European framework must radically improve both the quality and coherence of regulatory supervision. It needs an independent structure – truly independent in a regulatory sense – but there is a balance to be struck. The current proposals would allow the EU to overrule national regulators, and the danger is that technical standards may be used to actually make and dictate policy choices at an EU level. Our Member States are right to resist such a move. The UK and Germany are right to adopt the positions that they have. Commissioner Rehn, Commissioner Barnier, the UK remains committed to delivery, but proper recognition of subsidiarity principles is required."@en1
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