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"The European Commission plays a major role in shaping the future of the EU and its future Work Programme. The Europe 2020 strategy provides for many ambitious objectives in the most important areas of EU policy, which will have to be properly reflected in the future financial perspective. At EU level, we need to initiate an open and constructive dialogue and cooperation on issues concerning the objectives, scope and direction of the Union’s Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and the reform of its revenue system, including a conference on own resources, which would involve Members of the European Parliament and national parliaments. Given the commitments made in the field of energy and the objective of establishing an internal energy market by 2014, I welcome the call for the Commission to monitor the implementation of EU legislation in the areas of energy and energy efficiency, and to urgently adopt the appropriate implementing measures and put forward all new proposals needed to achieve these objectives. Another major challenge – the future common agricultural policy (CAP) – must be clearly geared towards the objectives of the EU 2020 strategy. We hope that the basic principle of the Commission’s future proposals on the reform of the CAP will be sustainability, in order to ensure the long-term viability of European food production, while also improving the competitiveness of farmers, fairly distributing direct payments and promoting rural development, maintaining farming methods and diversity of production and avoiding bureaucracy."@en1
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