possible exports to that part of the world.

MONNIER BESOMBES (V), rapporteur. (FR) As I told you just now, I have mixed feelings.

An opportunity has been lost.

In this, the existing trade and

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Challenge the good sense of the people ?

PRESIDENT. Question No 12 by Mrs Banotti (H1054 90)

I think that our basic concern at the present time must be to achieve the right balance between boldness and caution in our proposals.

The first concerns the allocation of powers.

On the fundamental objective of ensuring a proper balance between economic and social matters the Commission agrees with Parliament's approach.

That is an important addition to the declaration which members of the Committee on Regional Policy and Regional Planning wanted.

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PRESIDENT. Question No 1 by Mr Nianias (H l 167 90)

There are many other positive demands in this resolution.

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Other methods, using heat treatments other

FALCONER (S). Mr President, I have been waiting until this eleventh hour to see if I would obtain a reply to a letter which I wrote to the Commission on 4 January,

I would urge you to use these figures cautiously.

So I ask you to take these figures for what they are and no more.

I support the Amendment which Sir James Scott Hopkins has put forward on this point.

The days when Europe could say 'do good and don't look back' must definitely belong to the past.

Otherwise we run the risk of having put our names to an enormous fools' contract.

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Moreover, it will certainly do so at a meeting with the Subcommittee on Fisheries. The Commission feels that

I would stress that the Commission needs to provide evidence and scientific and technical support for its proposals.

Because of the other positive elements in the Salisch report.

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PRESIDENT. This will be checked.

What was, very briefly, the outcome of this series of summer meetings with the Commissioner?

I think it is legitimate to think that such a proposal would not diverge from those objectives and values so clearly underlined by the honourable Member.

PAISLEY (NI). Mr President, I trust that you can help me.

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In those circumstances I would recommend to Parliament that we should now vote on the legislative resolution.

(Cries of 'Hear, hear')

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C3 157 90 SYN 259) for a decision concerning a specific programme of research and technological development in the field of Communications Technologies (1990 1994)

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PRESIDENT. That has already been explained by Mr Collins.