He also welcomed Parliament's comments and criticisms. The Commission might not have been sufficiently "aggressive" as some people claimed, but its
approach was clear enough: the Single Act, the whole Single Act, and nothing but the Single Act! The Member States had said 'ye
s' to enlargement; they had signed the Single Act; the next step was to implement their decisions in full. Mr Delors admitted
that the Single Act fell short of ...[+++]the Commission's original expectations and he k
new that Parliament felt the same way. But the decisions taken had to be put into effect. The Commission did not underestimate the difficulties: the Single Act was the Europe of the possible.