Proceeding contribution from Jeremy Browne (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 1 December 2009. It occurred during Debate on European Financial Services Proposals.
European Financial Services Proposals
I understand and agree with the hon. Gentleman's point that it is better to get the right solution and take time over arriving at that conclusion than to react in haste and potentially reach the wrong conclusion. However, he seems to be slightly at odds with some of his Back Benchers who, I get the sense, do not wish us to arrive at any conclusion at all. In other words, they reject the entire process, whether it is arrived at in haste or at great leisure. Is that his interpretation? It is worth exploring the real difference between those who wish to reach the end point after sufficient consideration and those who do not wish to reach the end point at all.
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- Banks European Union Financial institutions European Parliament Financial markets EU action EU economic policy Regulation European Central Bank European Systemic Risk Board European Securities and Markets Authority European Banking Authority
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