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I suggest that will be inoperable and unenforceable.

As it stands, the draft is of no use at all in securing a better arrangement for MEPs' travel expenses.

All of them tried their hardest to explain that this open declaration would not in fact be permissible or implementable.

As it stands, the draft is of no use at all in securing a better arrangement for MEPs ' travel expenses.

This short period already seems to be impossible to apply, because it comes too soon after the adoption of the directive.

Those who do not sign will get an exemption, but this will become null and void if they fail to comply with the price floor.

The proposal is totally impracticable.

For this reason, which in itself is positive, we are being presented with an extension of the directive that is totally unenforceable and unrealistic.

If this vote had been a final one, which fortunately is not the case, a directive such as this would be completely unenforceable.

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Commissioner Vitorino has virtually given up this concept, by making its use dependent on conditions which make it almost impossible to apply in practice.

At the end of the day this unwanted, unworkable non-agreement will perpetuate the use of the leghold trap and is unable to improve the welfare of trapped animals.

– MrPresident, ladies and gentlemen, I am voting against the data retention directive, primarily because it is intrusive and technically unworkable.

In Sweden, a somewhat sluggish debate about neutrality is taking place, a concept which most of us perceive as a hangover from the days of the Cold War and as not being relevant today.

It seems that this lesson has not been learnt by most of those who have presented us with this text and, as a result, we have something which is inflexible and very difficult to implement.