Proceeding contribution from Kelvin Hopkins (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 30 November 2006. It occurred during Debate on Hague Programme.
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The Government made a profound mistake in not instituting the same provisions as other member states at the time of enlargement. They have changed their view in relation to Romania and Bulgaria and I think they were wise to do so, but the estimates of the numbers who would arrive from the new member states were far too low. Although I am happy to see young Polish people working well in my constituency, I believe that large population flows are destabilising, and they do not help the countries from which those people come. Poland has complained about losing large numbers of skilled and talented young people when they are needed to help their own economy.
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- Criminal proceedings Crime prevention Immigration controls Undocumented migrants Human trafficking European Union International cooperation EU action EU justice and home affairs Voting methods Terrorism EU immigration Europol Eurojust
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