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Personally, I Think That For Example The Chemical Directive In Its Present Form Does Too Much Damage To The Chemical Industry - Especially The Medium Sized Businesses - And Will Hurt Our Worldwide Competitiveness.

One Can Remain More Sure-footed By Taking Small Steps, But Perhaps Achieve Greater Speed By Taking Bigger Steps. Of Course, One Also Runs The Risk Of Setting Out In A Completely Erroneous Direction. Surely The Important Thing Isn't The Length Of Our Steps, But That The Objective Is Clear.

Nobody In Europe Will Be Abandoned. Nobody In Europe Will Be Excluded. Europe Only Succeeds If We Work Together.

Herr Schroder Has Conducted Two Electoral Campaigns, And He Is Doing It Again Now, By Not Telling People What Is Really Necessary. He Keeps Avoiding The Difficult And Uncomfortable Issues, Those That Imply Changes And Therefore Provoke Discussions.

First, We Need Good, Stable Relations With Russia. Second, We Must Make Every Effort To Save Energy And Focus On Using Various Sources To Meet Our Energy Needs. We Must Not Allow Ourselves To Become Dependent.