 Okay, dear colleagues, could we continue with the debate on strengthening the European Child Guarantee and Child Protection Systems at the local and regional level? This is, I think, an important debate with two following opinions on this subject, so I would like to invite the reporters of the draft Opinions on Child Guarantee and Child Protection. And so Latuka and Peter Kaiser to take a seat on the podium. The Committee of the Region wants to guarantee the excess of children, particularly those in greater need, to a set of key services and support mechanisms that help combat child poverty and foster equal opportunities starting at the younger age everywhere in Europe. We stand ready to continue to be partners in the member states and EU efforts in protecting the rights of the child and eliminating social exclusion and discrimination amongst this particular vulnerable group. I now invite our speakers to take the floor. Could we start with our first speaker as reporter, Mr. Latuka, on improving the social inclusion of children by implementing the European Child Guarantee at local and regional level? So Mr. Latuka, you have five minutes. Go ahead. Thank you, Mr. President, for increasing the social inclusion of children through the implementation of the European Child Guarantee for childhood with the full involvement of local and regional levels. This is the goal from which this initiative, this initiative of the Committee started. The consideration that moves us is that there is no more important investment in the future different from what we do on us, on people, on individuals, starting from the very first years of their lives. These are the first years of life, those in which the best conditions are generated to be able to have a dignified and satisfactory life, and these are also the first years of life, those in which the diversity and differences are generated, which at the same time then disappear in discrimination, in the diversity of opportunities that individuals have in their own lives. The European picture, this proposal, is a picture that leaves many reasons for concern, the child poverty, which is the first factor of exclusion, even if it is not the only one, has increased in many countries, even in the richest ones in our continent. Fortunately, there are positive signs, in contrast, in countries such as Poland, Slovenia, Latvia and Lithuania, which have seen positive data on the reduction of child poverty in recent years, but this phenomenon is increasingly increasing and therefore increases the need to intervene and develop a comprehensive strategy. Let us remember that it is not only child poverty that is a potential factor of exclusion, but there are other conditions, such as having experienced a migratory context, the disability, the pathologies linked to mental health, which we have talked about yesterday. There is not only poverty, but poverty is the main context that generates exclusion without the lack of rights. The role of Europe has been reaffirmed in a positive way, a turn of the June 2021, with the approval of the child poverty guarantee, which has signed and determined a new front of action in the field of the European Union's social pillar. On the other hand, in recent days, the Commission has reaffirmed the commitment to propose for the future the support for the child poverty project. What do we want to do as regional localities and why is the involvement of this committee important? There is no doubt that, on a daily basis, the services, the assistance, the care, respect for the needs of the children who do not have a voice to directly represent them within the democratic assemblies, that is, the access to the home, the access to healthy food, health care, perhaps more than everyone, together with others, but more than everyone, the right to immediately access the educational services, starting from the very first months, the first years of life, are the goals and social rights that this project wants to achieve. And throughout the territory of the European Union, the member states need to take care of all this, first of all, we have found absence or less interest from the national level, but they are the local and regional levels to take this role and to conduct even directly, even with a direct commitment, very important functions to ensure all this. What we ask, with this opinion, is to believe in the childhood guarantee, to support, to commit to acting, even by citing members states who have been late in receiving the instructions, to implement it, even through the greater use of the FSE+, and to give tools, even direct support to the local and regional entities to be able to share good practices and to have concrete tools for potential services to increase the concrete level of all these very important social rights. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Latuka, and I give the floor directly to colleague Peter Kreiser for his position. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues, colleagues from the region. It is my pleasure, together with my predecessor, to introduce the task of strengthening the role of local and regional entities in an integrated child protection system to be able to present to you briefly today. ECT data, we have expressed 34 political recommendations that can be presented in several main lines, but it is essentially about the fact that we are aware that children are the biggest capital of a society, the responsibility of today's governments on all levels is therefore a very special and explicit one. In a time when we face many challenges, it is therefore necessary that we treat the protection, the well-being, but also the possibilities of development in every child's priority in the political context. I believe that it is also decisive to say very clearly that it is independent of the social background or of the living conditions of the affected children. The future of our children and therefore also our European Union depends on which chances we will also offer to the next generations. I would also like to thank the vice president of the European Commission, vice president Tupavkar Shuhichar, very warmly. She has taken this topic with one of her most important tasks and I am also happy that before this presentation she was also able to present her changes in many conversations with her. And I hope that in her commission recommendations, which should be published on April 23, many of today's hopefully determined content will be found again. I believe that we have set two fundamental principles in the midpoint. First, we support those who are not restricted to the recommendations of the Council on the implementation of a European children's guarantee and also the EU strategy for the rights of the children. These two initiatives play a central role in the struggle, as already mentioned, against child poverty and undermine the importance and the strength of the children's rights of the children's rights convention of the United Nations. Furthermore, we emphasize the importance that child-sensitive social protection systems need and must be built. These must be used context-based, children-centered and on the appropriate government level. The indistinguishable context. We have just heard this from the press before me, between child protection and poverty and I stress the importance of the same synchronous struggle in both areas of the problem. I believe that we are required to develop exemplary approaches to protect children and to improve their access to basic performance of society. The regional and local levels must actively include in these levels values ​​practical and therefore in the sense of sharing best practice models. Therefore, it is a coordination of all levels, in order to achieve progress and to be able to effectively distribute resources. The worst questions, including these, must also be in the integral part of the children's protection guidelines. Second point, the implementation of the important role of child protection systems on the local and regional level. It is crucial for a zero tolerance culture against violence against children. Regular research, but also needs analysis are essential to identify specific threats. Therefore, we appeal to the existing authorities of the member states to establish effective and accessible protection services for children and youth, to ensure a safe and inclusive environment. Finally, a safe space in the community is of basic importance. I would like to conclude by saying a word of thanks to the support for the development of this exhibition to the coordinator of the EU Commission for Children's Rights, Marie-Sécile Ruyon, with whom I had a very, very intense and continual exchange, and especially to my expert, Martina Rattinger, who leads the association office of Kärntens, as well as to the SBE-Fraktion and the SEDEC-Fach-Commission for important, meaningful input. Thank you very much for your attention. Thank you very much to both of the reporters, and I now open the floor first for the interventions and statements of the political groups, starting with the EPP group with four minutes, but they decided to split them in two minutes, two minutes, starting with Jelena Drenjanin. You have the floor. Thank you, dear president and colleagues and reporters. On behalf of the EPP group, I wish to thank you for organizing this debate that takes place in the parallel to the adoption of the two convincing opinions on this topic. In the SEDEC-Commission, the EPP strongly supported the idea to give a solid, incredible regional and local perspective to the child policies. And regions, in particularly local communities, are primarily responsible for the well-being of children in the European Union, and we immediately come after the parents and broader family support. Together with families, together with public authority and schools, we complement the education of children, helping them feel part of society, propose them to values and models that become the part of their own personality, and help them to shape their future according to their talents and expectations. There is an African way of saying it takes a village to raise a child, and I think that's a very good way of saying. Enabling socio-economic inclusion among children is really the bridge to the gap of poverty and disparity across generations. It cannot be that the child today is given less opportunities and less optimism towards the future compared to parents and grandparents. And we stress the necessity for targeted actions to ensure that all children have access to quality education and also to a serene environment that they can grow as balanced, confident and mature adults. So, talking about personal development, social media, always connected devices have made all kinds of online content more accessible, but this includes also material which is not suitable for children. Disturbing content targeting children is easily available and also potentially disruptive. Mental health of children has got considerably worse during the pandemic with kids in marginalized situation even more severely affected. We regret that children are not the target of investment in mental health research in the European Union yet, despite a manifest of long-term benefits of early intervention. So, therefore insist in the future European Commission and Parliament to intensify the collaboration with local regional authorities to adequately fund initiatives aligned with the subject with children's right. Thank you. Yes, you were running on the two minutes of your next speaker. You have the word, dear Emma Blaine. Thank you, dear President and dear colleagues. Do you imagine a future where every child in the European Union has access to essential services and opportunities regardless of their socio-economic background? We must take decisive action to ensure the effective implementation of the Child Guarantee Initiative across all Member States and so I'm pleased to support the proposal by our repertors. Let me quote from the 2024 EPP Manifesto for the European elections. Our Europe does not take care of everything itself but leaves no one behind. Our families are our roots, our home and our anchors. We recognize the family unit as the cornerstone of children's upbringing. It is imperative that we promote policies that strengthen families and support single and co-parents. Every child deserves a nurturing and supportive environment in which to thrive. Our first priority must be to grant support and resources for disadvantaged children and their families, especially those who suffer from disabilities. They cannot be left behind or alone with their burdens. We believe that such families must be supported with adequate financial and practical help at home and at school. By doing so, we uphold the principles of equality and justice that light the heart of our union of values. We cannot overlook the issue of child health. Access to nutritious meals, comprehensive healthcare services and child-friendly environments are essential for their physical and cognitive development. We are alarming that 30% of our children in the EU are overweight or obese, highlighting the urgent need for action in this area. As we move forward, let us empower cities and regions to tailor policies and programs to the specific needs of children and families within their communities. By leveraging local knowledge and resources, we can create truly inclusive societies where every child has the opportunity to thrive. Finally, let us ensure the effective utilization of EU funds to support projects and initiatives aimed at promoting children's rights, well-being and inclusion. By working together, we can build a Europe where every child is valued, protected and given the chance to fulfill their potential. Thank you. Thank you very much. I will now speak to the PIS group with Nathalie Zahrabzol. Thank you, Mr. President. We often say that children are our future, but I think that they are the future of the future. They are the adults of tomorrow, and we must accompany them in everything that could be a resource and a asset for their freedom of choice. They are not just models to perpetuate or to fight, but giving them the freedom to create their own. And as we are by allowing them to grow in an environment that protects them and supports them in their lives and in their choices, by refusing the fact that they live in the country where they are born, or that they are in exile and that they are alone or that they are accompanied. Because we see it in all our territories, children are particularly vulnerable and very often exposed, it has been said, to poverty, violence, sexual abuse and exclusion, that it is within their own family, that is to say the place where they should be the most protected or wider in society. It is therefore a collective responsibility for their protection and respect that they would have carried out, from their physical integrity to their personal choice, as well as their access to resources that will be useful to them, food, health, education, culture. It is therefore a good thing that we consider this subject so important at the European level, and I salute the proposals of the Commission as well as the opinions that have been presented and the opening of this debate as well. The guarantee for the child, it begins by convening the subject and not the objects of politics and that the minority brings particular rights that we all have to respect. It continues by public services of proximity, it has been said, accessible easily to children and their families, especially at the most precarious, and I think particularly to the mother who sometimes assumes only their education. These public services must also guarantee the social mixity because it is the basis of a greater equality and a better quality of life for all of us. In all these areas, for all these actions, the local collectivities are essential, it has been said and I repeat it. As president of a department in France, I was in charge of the protection of the child and it allows me here to testify of the effectiveness of a policy when it is partnership and participative because it is then more stable and more sustainable and it adapts through the permanent dialogue between parties, children understood. For example, we had brought an action that we had called the speaker, which was to dialogue all the prominent parts of the protection of the child, from the child himself to the judge by passing through parents, social assistants, all the adults who intervened, and by placing them into roles that were not necessarily theirs. It has allowed a better understanding between all and all, and positive evolutions of decisions taken for and with children. So it seems that we are all in agreement to protect the child and it is a first important base, but it will be followed by the fact that if the financial means are there and they are not in competition with others. So I insist that a guarantee of the child holds its promises so that the cohesion holds its promises and that there is no deceptive effect to the announcement. So it needs the budget to be there, it needs the charge to be there and it needs the territorial protection of the child, it is also to rebuild a world in which they can live in peace, without discrimination, exercise their free choice and that is our collective responsibility too, to all and especially at the European level. And I think that in the whole of the decisions that we take, we must also have this in mind. I thank you for your attention. Thank you. Thank you. And then I thank you for three minutes, Madame Anne Roudizouli. Thank you, Mr President. And thank you to the reporters for their remarkable work that alert us on a pre-occupied reality. As a shadow reporter of the report of Mr Kaiser and the name of the group, I firmly support the implementation of the European guarantee for the child in order to put an end to this shameful situation, which is that 25% of children in the world have already died. Today, the local collectivities are not all familiarized with this guarantee for the child and these two reports should enlighten them. However, they are already more than legitimate to claim technical and financial means enough to raise this challenge. As a political authority in charge of the child, we are the best placed to know the reality of our neighborhoods. We must quickly and quickly deal with this problem in a transversal way. In addition, the local levels are essential for measuring the objectives, the treatment and the collection of data, the exchange of good practice, the follow-up, but also to place the participation of children and organizations to the decisions that concern them. Each child must have access to essential services such as healthy food and a dignified housing. We must reduce the injust consequences linked to the handicap to the original immigration of parents to the trauma of the victims. We must also guarantee a better equality of chances and in particular for the children. And address the growing problem of non-accompanied minors, where in the Department of Rural Affairs, where I am elected, we have gone from 200 minors accompanied in 2015 to more a direct access to European funding would be beneficial, because the local collectivities are the best placed to identify the actions to be undertaken. It is also essential to synchronize the programs that have made their proofs and avoid additional useless strata. The current plans are sometimes too short and do not guarantee the synchronization of actions. It is crucial to restart what works rather than to finance new experiments that could compromise the efficiency of children's actions. Cities and regions must be recognized as partners of the European Union, because the most vulnerable help occurs in their field of expertise. They must benefit from the necessary resources and be invested in the power of decision and initiative. We are not talking about expenses, but about investment for the future of Europe. We must be clear about the model of society that we want. We must address these inequalities and the risks of social exclusion. For all these reasons, we ask the European Union to trust us and to recognize our central role in the protection and well-being of children. Thank you. Thank you. Madame Ruedi Zulli, then the floor goes to the ICA group with Adam Karajuni for two and a half minutes. Thank you for the floor, colleagues. The future of the European Union will be defined by how we care for and empower the next generation of children. While there has been a positive trend in reducing child poverty since 2015, the COVID pandemic has pointed out the vulnerabilities that still persist, with one in every five children in the EU lacking sufficient opportunities for health, education, and research in their full potential. It's also key to recognize that child poverty is not an isolated issue, but deeply connected with the well-being of entire families. Social policies often overlook this holistic perspective failing to address the systemic challenges faced by vulnerable households. The crisis caused by COVID, including widespread job losses and income instability has disproportionately impacted these families, amplifying the urgency of strengthening their resilience. To strengthen the support structures for families across European regions, they must learn from and further boost the success of existing family-friendly policies implemented by several member states. Preferential loans, mortgage repayment relief and family housing benefits for parents or childcare payments for grandparents are only a few policies to mention which have already proved their worth on the ground. Children who live in stable families are also more likely to attend and stay in school, opening the door to their long-term development and integration into their local community and the wider society. For Europe's future, family is a gift that keeps on giving. To this end, the EU must provide tangible support for family-friendly policies. By doing so, we can not only combat child poverty together, but finally address the broader demographic challenges looming over our regions. Thank you. Thank you. European Alliance group with give me a second. Miroslav Repaski. Thank you for the word. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, the fact that more than one-fourth of children live in poverty is alarming. Real success is even worse. There is also a problem caused by the crisis, but children can live alone. A holistic approach is not an individual approach. To remove the cause and the real use is possible even on a regional level. To analyze the situation and the responsibility of the situation not on every disease is equal. I add to the view that local self-sufficiency regional centers need to create European strategies that are shown as useful so that local self-sufficiency chooses an effective alternative. Finance projects, time and administrative management. Free education in the school district, pre-school education, special educational center, psychological advice, zero-year-olds in the school district, the world in the hygiene area, language courses for migrants, access to sports and cultural attractions for the development of children. Help to intervene with parents, children or connected needs. It would be right to raise children, not to see the result, but to invest in all of us. Thank you for your time. May the best for children and every euro in this area investment in the future of the whole European Union. Thank you. Thank you and the turn is now on the greens with Tina Radinia. Thank you. Thank you very much. Ladies and gentlemen, the same as the young people and those of the elderly, the European Union for the sterile children has the right to defend the most sterile children if they are still more equal. I would like to talk about the public sector. The public sector for the children must preserve the reality First of all, we see the decline, but the reduction of the importance of the problem in the most rich countries. The local level plays a key role when it comes to social exclusivity. At the local level, we organize meetings, schools, youth centers, health services. And now there are long-term consequences for the development, inclusion of children and youth in society. It is incredible how easy it is to have one youth center in a rural, positive attitude towards social inclusion and the learning success of children. We all want Europe to become a norm, to have a minimum wage of basic costs, those that are guaranteed, free of charge and non-universal, for children from different rural areas, inclusion of schools, quality education, and the access to a healthy system that prevents child poverty from being physically and physically healthy. We need financial support for the development of the system, and we need financial support for the development of the system. If we talk about policies that we cannot imagine that we have to prepare, it is the lowest level in the local level. We have our own voice in the studio. We have our own civil good practice that proves that it is possible and that participation is very important, because it helps to prevent more policies and more programs. I would like to thank all my colleagues for their work. Thank you. Thank you. We now have a request from the members, but you only will have one minute. I will be strict with one, at least I try to be strict with one minute. So we start with Maria Guardiola-Martin. Thank you very much, President. Dear colleagues, I would like to thank the Nobel Prize for Literature, Jacinto Benavente, who was born as a human being. That is why we must guarantee their access to basic rights. Extremadura is aligned with the recommendations that are being proposed today, and our budget of 7 out of 10 euros is aimed at social policies. For us, it is a priority to support the family of children and receive greater economic contributions for their incommutable work. We also have to continue advancing in reconciliation and co-responsibility and achieve freedom in the attention of the children of 0 to 3 years in the educational centres. We must also put the emphasis on psychological attention to minor victims of gender violence, providing them with assistance in their place of residence and avoiding such maximum displacement in a region with a great geographical dispersion, like ours. In that line of work, we already work in keeping all rural schools open, thus combating the population. Regional and local governments must guarantee these rights, regardless of the place where children live. We work so that no child stays behind. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Our childhood is a collective, especially vulnerable. The data from the TAS to Arope offers some worrying results in reference to the collective of minors of 18 years in risk of poverty and exclusion, requiring a particular and active attention. In this sense, since the beginning of Asturias, it has set off with resources for the recovery and resilience mechanism, a free and public autonomous network of 0 to 3 years schools that will start this year with 822 squares and will continue to expand to reach the goal of 5,188. With this measure, we intend to strengthen the attention to the first childhood by promoting the equality of opportunities, social inclusion and the reduction of the risk of poverty of the minors. In the exposed line, with the aim of contributing to the objectives of the European Pillar of Social Rights and understanding the strategic and priority framework, we manifest the pertinence of applying a percentage of co-financing of 90% in instruments such as the European Plus Social Fund to measures linked to the protection of childhood within the European Children's Guarantee, regardless of the region's category. It is a solid approach with early analogues and that if we need a complex instrumentation, it can act as a real transformer. Thank you. Thank you. And I now give the microphone to Siviti Nevasque. First of all, good honor for the initiative. Public policies must protect the children's rights, their well-being and their development in an integral way. In Navarra, we have a guarantee that it will financially support more than 4,500 families with minors. We have made public education free of 0 or 3 years. We have a powerful network of BECAs to guarantee that anyone who wants to study beyond the mandatory education can do it. In the educational field, we have professionals who meet the specific needs of educational support. We have extended early attention to the children who present disorders in their development and we have strengthened the mental health services of the youth. We have a pioneer law of protection and rights of children and adolescents, a law made after the participation of the children themselves, with which we have created participation bodies, also with local entities, so that the minors have the voice that they must have the right to face the design of public policies that directly affect them. Thank you. And the word goes on to Alex Dorov. Mr. President, thank you. Basically, the role of the regional level in the fight against child poverty or the following precarious relationships is important and is also emphasized in our respect. In addition, the goal of improving children and youth is also to share the creation of awareness for children's rights and participation possibilities. In particular, from a behind-the-scenes political point of view, it is our honor to welcome you. In particular, there are requirements for data for individual areas, the creation of local action plans, the integration into the medium administration or also strengthen the observation of the implementation, depending on intended measures, but also to be critical. In particular, those who are critical to the European Social Fund-related figures are critical. Some of the highlighted points remain also very vague about this. The tasks of children and youth aid, especially the child protection, will be ensured in Bavaria without the individual municipalities responsible for it. In addition, the youth representatives of the regional and regional cities were the task of networking and cooperation with all the actors. Above all, it is also important for us to strengthen the family as an important part of the community. Thank you very much for the initiative. Thank you. And the microphone goes to Celia Alberto Pérez. Yes, thank you, Mr. President. We share the belonging of the traitor and a dictation about child poverty, which is very important. Canarias has an intolerable rate of population and risk of poverty, which, unfortunately, puts our heads in Spain, ratified in the last survey of life conditions published by the National Institute of Statistics. The results of the Tazaarope are confusing. The new Canarias government has marked as a priority goal to set the foundations to change this so unfortunate trend. We believe that we will achieve it with more and better policies that will culminate with much more education, more training and more employment. Despite being an absolute priority for the European children's guarantee, I would like to bring here the situation that we are facing from the Canarias government with the massive arrival of migrants to our coasts. Many of them are children of a young age who go to be tutelage, along with the national children in the situation of San Paro by our regional government. At this moment, the minors of migrants exceed 5,500 children. This situation has our service and we are only facing this humanitarian emergency. We need the responsibility of our State and European institutions to face the biggest migratory challenge of our history. Thank you. Thank you and the final speaker will be Isolde Ries. Thank you very much. The European Children's Guarantee wants us to prevent social exclusion through active measures and Germany is also obligated to include the ESF Plus agent. In my homeland, Saarland, we are very special to children. Every fourth child is poor. This is a shame for such a rich country. We have families who have been in social relations for generations and do not come out of this trough circle. Now we have assumptions about how we will cross this trough circle and want to go the following way. We took the Saarland 1.3 million from the ESF Plus agent and want to create a network of children. We have families who have been in social relations for over 10 years to get out of this trough circle. We are already starting with the children in the flu and then they are in the kindergarten, the school with help and free of charge. There are also laws in our country for education. When the children are well educated, we are in the opinion that we have this trough circle and the children are blessed. This is our way. Thank you very much. I now want to take the opportunity for the reporters for three minutes, but perhaps they will be nice with us and make it shorter. Mr. Latuka, you have the word. Thank you President, thank you to all colleagues for the debate which was really rich. There are few amendments on these terms but there have been many and all the interventions. Let me summarize four fundamental reasons for which all this in my opinion is really important. The first is a great issue of equality. It has been said that we cannot make the condition, perhaps the difficulties of the family's margin on the future of a child of a minor. If we want to have a common market but a common market within the union, we must all have the same opportunity to compete. If the competition is symmetric, the market is common but it is not right. Second, a matter of the future. This has also been underlined. The demographic issue is in front of us as one of the main issues is the climate environment that we should face in the next decades. It is a serious threat to the well-being and productivity of this continent. It is paradoxical that, in front of this context, we cannot do anything more to improve the conditions of the children who may be able to grow in our union. Third, perhaps an element that we have slightly overlooked but which I believe is really important to deal with reality. The services for the first child to those of the pre-school age, from 0 to 6 years old, are essential for the reconciliation of the times of life and the work of the families and, in particular, of women. We can pretend that it is not the case, but today too many women are forced to choose or to give up a part of their professional life because, on their part, the care of the children is extremely important. Finally, the last issue we can allow it, I say it from the financial point of view, we can allow from the financial point of view to do more even as a European Union. We can have different ideas on how the member states or the European Union should do in terms of the social state, but we are not talking about the provisional system, we are talking about a face, unfortunately, very restricted by our population and that we all recognize as deserving of support. So I think that once and for all, that the spending for the politicians and the services for the first childhood is not any spending, but it is investment, it is not computed in the path of growth and stability, it is a right thing and a point, a disaster that we have to stop. With the feeling of concluding this intervention, I thank Dr. Stefano Rimini who supported me as an expert from his experience also in UNICEF, in my group, Maria Freitas, in my group, the SEDEC commission and in the staff of its president, the Collega Kaiser with whom we shared the discussion of these two pairs together, all of you for the debate. Thank you again. Thank you very much and Mr. Peter Kaiser, you have the word. Thank you, thank you all for the speech that essentially also the requirements to hang together and to coordinate the individual points again and again. I believe that a few aspects may also be important to add in addition. First, the decision of the region has been since 1999 again and again exactly seven times with important documents with important legal letters to the children . I also see something like a political responsibility of the regions, of the communes for children and here it needs an impressive coordinated work also with the national respective international bodies again European Commission of the European Parliament. It will ultimately depend on how much we can also implement together. Second point that is very important is I believe that we both decisions were mentioned by a speaker always also in all political fields the perspective of the next generations to have to consider whether in the Sustainable Development Goals of Agenda 2030 or other conclusions are the perspectives of the next generation must influence and the third point that I want to address is thanks for the many positive examples from the individual regions they are important they are raining there where there are positive experiences which they also to continue and here I see the also in other countries cities and municipalities to take up maybe one example also called after a lot also right background is in my in the in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my in my In my In my in my in my Thank you very much to both of the reporters and their final remarks. Let us now pass to one of the most heavy voting jobs of today, voting the first opinion of Mr. Latuka. We have in total three amendments. And we start with the first amendment which is in favour of this amendment number one. Anyone against the amendment or abstentions adopted that unanimity, difficult word, yes. Amendment number two who is in favour of amendment number two, abstentions rejected and the amendment number three who is in favour of number three, in favour of number three, against number three adopted with large majority and the final vote of this opinion who is in favour of the opinion, who is against the opinion, anyone against, no abstentions perhaps, abstentions yes, but large majority for Mr. Latuka's report, thanks for your job. And then the most heavy job of today, the final vote because we have no amendments for Peter Kaiser's opinion, who can live with Peter Kaiser's opinion, who is in favour of this opinion. Anyone against, abstentions also adopted with large majority, congratulations to both of the reporters, our president Vasco Caldero is on the way, so I will pass the microphone to our president.