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"Mr President, I like Ms Thyssen’s report because I believe that anything that involves strengthening Parliament’s role and authority in the political debate is heading in the right direction.
Too often we hear the European institutions being accused of being of poor democratic quality. This is a statement made lightly that on this occasion has no place in this debate. There is, however, a place for pointing out that Parliament has the same legitimacy as any national parliament, and probably even, compared to some, it is governed by more transparent rules and also allows its Members greater freedom.
All economic measures must therefore pass through the filter that Parliament represents before being finally adopted, and also subsequently in order to examine their implementation and results.
The group of experts appointed to check that the Member States are complying with the conditions imposed by the EU authorities and the representatives of the stability mechanism must appear before this House so that we as Members receive comprehensive information first hand."@en1
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