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This report drafted by Jean-Paul Gauzès focuses on the European Semester for the coordination of economic policies, in particular with regard to the accomplishment of the priorities set for the year 2012. The European Semester is an exceptional tool for the coordination and articulation of economic goals between Member States and the European Union in a spirit of cooperation that does not call national sovereignty into question. The Members of the European Parliament do not wish to interfere in national parliaments. Their roles are different. I hope that the Commission follows the recommendations of this report and brings its position into line with the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, on which all our efforts should be focused so as to ensure that the ‘European Semester’ is not merely an alert mechanism, but a form of effective collaboration between the EP and national parliaments ensuring a balance between income and expenditure. I voted in favour of this report assessing European economic governance and I call upon the Member States to abide by the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact."@en1
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