Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-12-10-Speech-1-106-000"
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"Mr President, there is a clear rule for a personal statement. I am sure you want to uphold the dignity and seriousness of this debate, which is why you were a little reluctant to call me. I want to express that I respect that and I respect the Commissioner in his position as well, so I am not going to make a statement that provokes further lack of seriousness in relation to the issue.
As a personal statement, it is important that I put on record, firstly, that the joke he does not recall was to get his mobile phone out of his pocket and read the answer. Perhaps on the day he thought that was a humorous way of dealing with it. I did not, but I simply place that on the record. The important fact that I put to him that day and today is that illegal surveillance was carried out by the Colombians – which, by the way, the Colombians will not give us the papers for, they have kept the papers secret, which is why the Belgian authorities cannot investigate it. But that showed …"@en1
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