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"Mr President, Commissioner, honourable Members, may I first and foremost express my thanks for a really good debate and for the opportunity to discuss this matter with the European Parliament today. I know that it is a matter that is very important to Parliament, and therefore I would like to reiterate that the Council and the Danish Presidency fully respects Parliament’s right of initiative in this matter. I am looking forward to the European Parliament’s vote on Mr Martin’s report. The Danish Presidency will examine the European Parliament’s proposal very carefully and we will do our best to create a results-oriented process in the forthcoming negotiations between the institutions. The Presidency will work purposefully to find compromises that are considered satisfactory by Parliament, the Commission and the Council. In this connection, I would like to thank Mr Martin for his excellent cooperation and his constructive approach to the negotiations. The Danish Presidency very much appreciates the flexibility and willingness to negotiate that Mr Martin has demonstrated.
I am convinced that, in cooperation with Commissioner Šefčovič as well, we will be able to find a solution and agree on a legal basis for the work of the committees of inquiry. It is important that, on the one hand, we allow the committees of inquiry to work as effectively as possible, but, on the other, that we also ensure that Parliament’s committee of inquiry works in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty and respects the roles of the institutions. On this basis, I look forward to our continued cooperation with this Parliament, with the Commission and in the Council."@en1
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