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I fully support the objectives laid down by the regulation. Talking about integrity and transparency means establishing a necessary, though not entirely sufficient, requirement to improve our collective well-being. This is an issue on which we cannot improvise. The reference to the ban on market abuse on the wholesale electricity and electricity products markets, for example, shows the importance of organising ourselves and following the approach that we adopted when we chose our policies for the energy sector. At the same time, we need to ensure that checks are not hampered by events beyond our control or by unexpected inefficiencies during monitoring exercises. That is why I also welcomed the approval of the priorities identified by the Commission and the reference to the introduction of mechanisms enabling other relevant authorities to access information received on transactions on the wholesale energy markets, because I believe they are crucial to optimising the market. Given the long-term strategic importance of this matter, the decision to have other European bodies support the Agency in order to monitor economic operators more efficiently and hence pursue our general interests is crucial."@en1
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