rer president mulocis garrido ladies and gentlemen this whole debate was of course initially colowered by the frustration and that many people in the european parliament felt we that one
Mr President, Mr López Garrido, ladies and gentlemen, this whole debate was, of course, initially coloured by the frustration and irritation that many people in the European Parliament felt because we had the impression that, once again, things were being rushed through in the Council before the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Mr President, Mr López Garrido, ladies and gentlemen, this whole debate was, of course, initially coloured by the frustration and that many people in the European Parliament felt we the that, once again, things being rushed through in the Council before the force of Treaty Lisbon.