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"Madam President, Commissioner Malmström, I am singing from the same hymn sheet as Mr Voss. Mr de Jong’s fine report makes it clear that we urgently need to establish once and for all a coordinated strategy for how we structure and harmonise criminal law, so that we refrain from only ever making progress in areas that serve short-term interests and instead debate a long-term, coherent system of criminal law.
Maybe it would be a really good idea for you and the Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship to sit down together and think about how we can make common progress on this, because time and again we struggle to make the link between the two perspectives clear – particularly to the Council. When it comes to the European Investigation Order and the minimum standards in criminal proceedings, we will naturally find difficulties arising time and time again as regards reconciling the views of Parliament and the Council. The Commission could undoubtedly play an important role as a mediator here. That is what I would ask you to do."@en1
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