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"Madam President, I would like to extend
to An Taoiseach and Minister Creighton to the European Parliament. You used one word which I think needs repeating and it is the word ‘respect’. I think that is a word which is in short supply within our Member States, sometimes within politics itself, but I do want to thank you for the respect you have shown to this Parliament. Because very often we have a sense in which we, the directly-elected people who represent the people of Europe, are not given the right status by the Council. I think you are now in a position to enlighten other Council Members on the importance of this Parliament and what codecision actually means.
I have a question for you, Taoiseach. I noted very carefully your comments about a fair and balanced agreement on the MFF, even if it is imperfect, being better than no agreement. How confident are you that we will have an agreement, and how important is an agreement on the MFF for delivery of your work programme? Thank you and good luck."@en1
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