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"Madam President, firstly, again a point of order. I think that for at least the third time my good friend whom I greatly admire, Mr Hannan, has used the explanation of vote to talk about a topic that has nothing at all to do with what we are discussing. What has the Falklands referendum to do with what we are discussing here? I think that should just be pointed out.
Regarding this proposal here before us, I was pleased to support it, as were 638 others out of 680 who voted. I think we can be pleased in Europe that we are on target and have been on target to meet our commitments under the Kyoto Protocol and certainly the 2020 proposal of 20 % reductions in emissions is also going to be reached and hopefully exceeded. That is something we can be proud of.
The only point I would make is in regard to land use, etc. That is also very important, but we should ensure that we do not put too much bureaucracy in the place of farmers trying to meet these commitments – just in case that might happen."@en1
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