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"In common with the rest of the European Conservatives and Reformists Group, I voted in favour of the report. It is worth noting that this regulation is probably the first act concerning the fisheries sector which is being brought into line with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. It is therefore essential to find a good legal solution that protects the rights granted to Parliament under the Treaty of Lisbon. It is also significant that the solutions adopted in this regulation may influence the decision-making procedure which will be used for other multiannual plans. In this respect, I fully support Mr Stevenson’s position. Let us remember that it is not always straightforward to choose which type of act to use. Delegated and executive acts have an advantage over legislative acts insofar as they provide us with an opportunity to respond swiftly to new situations. The ordinary legislative procedure and delegated acts guarantee Parliament’s participation in the decision-making process. Our voters expect the European Parliament to be involved."@en1
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