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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, this House is preparing to vote on the first budget of the Lisbon era. This powerful instrument that the treaty has placed at our disposal coincides with the worst economic situation that Europe has seen since 1929. We have to make sure that this dire economic crisis does not turn into an even more dreadful political crisis.
If the trialogue were not successful and the amounts available in the 2011 budget were the 2010 amounts divided into twelfths, the distribution and operation of the structural funds would become quite complicated, and the European External Action Service would even be in danger of not getting off the ground. All that should make us think.
We welcome the important work done by the rapporteur, Mrs Jędrzejewska, to whom we are grateful, not least for her efforts to focus the European Union’s resources on youth, research and innovation. We must never forget, however, how important it is for us, first of all, to set an example of healthy, disciplined management of our finances, as far as possible avoiding waste and perhaps even structural duplication, which our citizens would not understand and which would certainly not benefit the future Europe."@en1
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