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"en.20110913.34.2-210-000"2
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"Within the framework of the EU system for controlling exports of dual-use items set out in Regulation No 428/2009, a permit is required for the export of the items listed in the Annex to the regulation. Annex I to the regulation was last updated on 5 May 2009, when Regulation No 428/2009 was adopted. Since then, all international regimes for controlling exports have taken the decision to amend and update their own control lists. I therefore share the view that we must make the necessary changes to the Annex. By now, Annex I to the regulation has, in principle, been transposed automatically into EU legislation and the European Parliament or national parliaments have not interfered in this process. The large Member States of the Union had a decidedly leading role within the EU in coordinating the representation of the Union in international control regimes.
At present, however, none of the EU institutions have managed to guarantee the cohesion of EU policy in respect of international control regimes or within the framework of these regimes. The fact of the matter is that Parliament has very little room for manoeuvre. It has no real possibility of acting as an institution implementing changes and improvements in relation to this document. I firmly believe that we must improve coordination in the EU and in relation to its role in international control regimes, ensuring that it acts in a unified way, with strong support from Parliament in relation to all the issues falling within the exclusive competence of the Union."@en1
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