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"Mr President, I think the issue of the rights of victims of crime is one that probably united most of the House. We can all feel sympathy for the victims of crime, particularly when the measures that are being proposed seek to afford victims in a Member State the rights of the citizens of that Member State. I think it is important that we look at these issues, but actually I also think there should be a word of caution.
Of course it is all too easy to harmonise when it comes to something that we all agree on. It is all too easy to say that it is harmonised because we all care about victims of crime. We all care about children, particularly those children who are the victims of crime, but at the same time we have to be careful that this is not the beginning of the slippery slope to more and more harmonisation of rights. At the beginning we all believe and support these moves, but actually as we go down that slippery slope, at what point does it become an imposition on the rights of Member States?"@en1
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