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"The rapid pace that has been set recently is foreboding. Yesterday, we were debating the rewriting of the Schengen Agreement and the total exclusion of the European Parliament’s involvement, whereas the topic of today’s debate is that there seems to be some form of banking union in the making, and while efforts and demands in this respect did emerge in the European narrative, we know neither their exact practical planning and effects, nor even the consequences they would entail. I am pleased to note that today’s statements by the Council and the Commission already showed moderation, because with such a tense mood, it is questionable whether the European summit can be successful. Still, I respectfully ask the members of the European Council to carefully review the efforts made so far, and to only commit themselves to a higher level of integration if it involves openness and preparedness throughout Europe, and especially if, while securing the long-term functionality of the European banking system, it serves the actual interests of at least 500 million citizens."@en1
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