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"Mr President, I have a question for Mr Hahn concerning the delegated acts. These acts play an important role in cohesion policy and it is also clear to me that delegated acts are necessary for the implementation of a number of issues.
Parliament and the Council also have a withdrawal option, which is a good thing. However, I believe that the situation has got rather out of hand and that these acts are being used in the case of questions which we in Parliament should be deciding on together with the Council.
One example is the common strategic framework, Articles 10 and 11 of the general regulation, which lays down goals for subsidies from the Cohesion Fund, important challenges in the territorial area and actions to be taken centrally. My question is: why have you chosen the delegated act in the case of such an important document, for example, and not the ordinary legislative procedure? In this context, perhaps you can make some general remarks about the problems of delegated acts."@en1
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