We are now a parliamentary assembly.

We are in a political assembly.

It is no longer a joint assembly.

Yet when you look at this joint assembly, it does not actually control a budget.

We have a parliamentary assembly which does not have a budget.

We are still reflecting on the form and composition of such a body.

Curiously, the exact composition of the cargo has still not been clarified.

I am thinking of the composition and criteria for allocating funding, for example.

That applies in particular to the provisions on the composition and operation of the institutions.

The composition of the group of electoral observers is extremely questionable.

It took years for them to make up their mind.

Women must choose between make - up and consideration for animals.

It now has an opportunity to make up for that.

So we must weigh things up and make an assessment.

We need to make up for a delay in legislating forthwith.