Why bring this up now, you might ask.

If you would allow me to make a point of order...

I am primarily here today, of course, to discuss those events.

I would like to thank you, therefore, for this opportunity and thus quickly mention certain points.

I have three follow up points in relation to what you have said.

Today I would like to start by discussing the two pillars of Economic and Monetary Union .

I shall deal with some of them, the most important I hope.

Now, so far as can be seen, they are trying in the Soviet Union to go back to these ideas.

There is something else of great importance that I would like to mention. Commissioner Barnier, you have been to the border region that is my home.

So, there's the bit about the dopamine and being a little bit, what do you call it, delusional, and you might suggest that was it.

Here I can only touch on a selection .

Allow me now to refer briefly to the situation in Argentina.

So So, there's the bit about the dopamine and being a little bit, what do you call it, delusional, and you might suggest that was it.

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Its frontiers are scarcely defined.

I can fully guarantee you that, in those countries, the spectre of union is very easy to conjure up.

Moreover I should like to make some reference to procedural matters.

At this juncture , let me also make some remarks about recent discussions on fiscal policy .

The obvious place to begin would be to point to the aforementioned satellite images, but then our skeptical interlocutor could reasonably ask if you know how those images were obtained.

I hope the Commissioner will agree with us on this point.

I wish to discuss two matters.

I shall mention them quickly.

There are two points I should like to make.

I would like to mention a few conclusions.

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We heard the Commission talk about a people's Europe.

I would like, finally, to pick up on something Jacques Delors said.

In conclusion, I would like to say something about the five amendments which have been proposed by Mr Goebbels.

At the end of the Cockfield programme economic coordination, monetary coordination and all those matters which you left perhaps for very good reasons untouched, are central to the success of the Community in a way that its own budget is not.

Let me now turn to developments in prices .

I should like to touch on a few issues relating to the humanitarian crisis in Africa.

MERCUTlO Nay, I'll conjure too.

I should like to mention a few specific points.

I shall only mention two of these.

Let me just reassure you that we are working on it already.

I wish to men tion two further aspects.

Lastly, I would like to refer to Amendment No 26.

I would also like to mention Mr Seppänen.

There is another point I would like to make.

I would like to talk about the Dutch example briefly.

I would now like to refer to the matter raised again by Mrs Banotti, whose concern about mercury soap we share completely.

Today , I shall deal with the role of monetary policy in general .

Lastly, I should like to mention the need for improve ment of the policy on staff matters.

ADAM (S). Madam President, the Socialist Group supports the approach Mr Seligman has just outlined.