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"Madam President, honourable Members, I would, in turn, like to thank all of the speakers and the very large majority of you who have supported the texts put to your vote. Furthermore, I am very pleased to see the interest that many MEPs have shown in this subject and in financial supervision.
First and foremost, I would like to tell you that, as several people have reminded us, it is a question of the first real lesson learnt from the financial crisis. We have had much debate on a large number of texts, but the implementation of the new supervision package and the European Systemic Risk Board is really the first lesson that we in Europe are all learning together from this financial crisis.
The second element that I would like to underline is that it is a question of the beginning of a process. As Mr Barnier has just mentioned, we are going to implement a whole series of other elements within the framework of this process. Regulation must continue to be strongly reinforced and several people have referred to this. In the same way, we will pursue the work between the Commission, the Council and Parliament. The Belgian Presidency is, in any case, utterly determined to be involved in the same way.
I hope that in the next few days, we will really be able to move forward as far as the directive on investment funds, hedge funds and other investment funds is concerned. Soon, we will hold debates on rating agencies. I would like to reassure you of the collaboration that Mrs Goulard referred to. We have already proposed, and all of this has been agreed, that during the informal Economic and Financial Affairs Council, Mrs Bowles, the chair of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, will join us to take stock of the state of progress of our work.
I do not wish to speak any longer because I know that there are important procedures that will take place, but I really hope that we will be able to help in what many have described as an historic vote. In any event, I will see you in the next few days and weeks to promote, in the same way and with the same determination, some other texts that once more will be put to you.
Thanks anyway to those who have done what they could over the last few months to move forward with this dossier which, as I said, is really the first important lesson learnt from the financial crisis."@en1
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