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"Mr President, if I may repeat a cliché: justice delayed is justice denied. That is why I voted in favour of this resolution. Any large backlog in any part of the EU justice system is obviously highly unwelcome. The fact is that, despite a large increase in the number of cases disposed of annually – i.e. in productivity – the number of pending cases continues to rise year on year, as we have failed to close the gap with the increasing number of new cases.
I was not in support of the Lisbon Treaty, but we now need to buttress it by adjusting to the high judicial case-load that the Treaty seems to have generated. The list of structural reforms, as we have heard, will reduce the restrictions on the composition of the Grand Chamber, allowing holders of the newly created post of Vice-President to sit in the Grand Chamber in lieu of the President, and doing away with the quite excessive requirement that all the Presidents of the five-judge chambers be present there all the time.
I am all in favour of streamlining the EU’s decision making so that my constituents get better value for money."@en1
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