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"The proposal on which we are voting brings seven existing pieces of legislation on industrial emissions up to date in a single text. These pieces of legislation include important directives on large combustion installations and the integrated prevention and reduction of pollution (the famous IPPC, which encompasses around 52 000 industrial and agricultural installations – from refineries to pig farms – with high pollution potential). I am delighted that after two years of difficult negotiations, a compromise was finally reached during the third trialogue in June. As is the case with all compromises, there are concessions and advances, but globally, the European Parliament has fought to ensure more clarity and equity with regard to environmental demands. This text obviously includes major advances on several essential points – in particular, air quality, optimisation of environmental performances and the strengthening of Member States’ obligations with regard to monitoring installations.
Finally, I note with satisfaction the provision for the editing by the Commission before the end of 2011 of a legislative proposal modifying the authorisation thresholds according to poultry species which, in this specific case, will include quails, as this is a sensitive subject in my constituency."@en1
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