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"Madam President, Vice-President Reding, ladies and gentlemen, we have achieved a sound compromise on this issue. I would therefore like to once again offer my sincere thanks to Ms Alfano for the report on organised crime. We in the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance support this report.
It is important that we should make progress on this. The Commission has already presented proposals here. It is a good thing that we, the European Parliament, are also saying where things should be heading, from a fundamental point of view. We do not agree with every point. Further debate, of course, will determine the physical form that this will take.
At this point, then, I address my call, above all, to the Council and the Member States, since greater cooperation would be possible, first and foremost, if common standards could finally also be achieved in relation to police and judicial cooperation. I believe, in this connection, that a number of Member States are still putting up too much resistance against the fact that we also need to harmonise our standards if we want to take our cooperation on combating crime forwards, and that is something that, in my opinion, as well as that of Parliament, is extremely important when it comes to organised crime."@en1
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