"al punto" in English

We have already discussed this point in connection with the previous agenda item.

The second point I should like to make brings us to the root of the problem.

We agree to the Amendment No 97 relating to point 85 of the Oostlander report.

I come now to the last point, which is also an important one: independence.

We therefore move on to the final point: the proposals of Mrs Randzio-Plath.

This leads to the fourth point I should like to mention, which is about complaints.

I shall turn now to the second issue, which is the SET Plan that we are discussing.

We understand that it concerns point 47 in our new interinstitutional agreement.

The third point concerns the Commission's programme up to the end of January.

Regarding point four, we of course require a European regulatory authority.

I refer, Mr President, to point 38 and points 41 and 42 of the Haarder report.

That takes me to my second point - the situation on the other side of the border.

The second point is the reform of the Commission and the staff regulations.

There is a different basis for social policy in the individual countries.

Its intention was that everyone, the entire EU, should bring an end to the isolation.

That is something that I needed to mention, at least from the German point of view.

This seems to me to be another important point for the Commission to note.

I will now discuss the second point that has been discussed, which is social dumping.

With that, I come to the point which is most important for me: information.

The last issue I would like to deal with is the debate on globalisation.