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10/A-2001
A C T I V I T I E S
D I R E C T O R A T E F O R T H E P L A N N I N GO F P A R L I A M E N T A R Y B U S I N E S S
D i r e c t o r a t e - G e n e r a l f o r t h e P r e s i d e n c y
EN EN
ABBREVIATIONS USED
Political Groups
PPE-DE Group of the European Peoples Party (Christian Democrats) and European DemocratsPSE Group of the Party of European SocialistsELDR Group of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform PartyVerts/ALE Group of the Greens / European Free AllianceGUE/NGL Confederal Group of the European United Left Nordic Green LeftUEN Union for Europe of the Nations groupTDI Technical Group of Independent Members - mixed groupEDD Group for a Europe of Democracies and DiversitiesNI Non-attached Members
Committees
AFET Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence PolicyBUDG Committee on BudgetsCONT Committee on Budgetary ControlLIBE Committee on Citizens Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home AffairsECON Committee on Economic and Monetary AffairsJURI Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal MarketITRE Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and EnergyEMPL Committee on Employment and Social AffairsENVI Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer PolicyAGRI Committee on Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentPECH Committee on FisheriesRETT Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and TourismCULT Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and SportDEVE Committee on Development and CooperationAFCO Committee on Constitutional AffairsFEMM Committee on Womens Rights and Equal OpportunitiesPETI Committee on PetitionsENQU Temporary Committee of Inquiry
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CONTENTS 3
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PRESIDENCY
Answers to questions to the Presidency (Rule 28 (2)) ........................................................................6Main decisions of the College of Quaestors .......................................................................................7
MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
Appointments/resignations/end of Members' terms of office ...........................................................10Membership of the political groups ..................................................................................................11
MEMBERS ACTIVITIES
Written questions ..............................................................................................................................12Question Time (B5-0333/2001)........................................................................................................24Summary of Questions time - October I/2001..................................................................................26Written declarations..........................................................................................................................27
COMMITTEES
Meetings of committees to which the power of decision has been delegated(Rule 62/4 of the Rule of Procedure) .............................................................................................30
Appointment of rapporteurs and draftsmen ......................................................................................31
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
Commission documents....................................................................................................................36
GENERAL INFORMATION
Common Foreign and Security Policy
Declaration concerning East Timor ......................................................................................... 38Declaration on talks between the government of Nepal and thw Maoist insurgents .......................38Declaration on the inter-Korean ministerial meeting from 15 to 18 September 2001 .....................39Declaration concerning the development of the situation in the Mano River Union Countries ......39Declaration on the elections in Fiji ..................................................................................................40Declaration on Eritrea ......................................................................................................................40Declaration concerning the elections in Bangladesh .......................................................................41Declaration condemning the murder of Ms Araujo Noguera, former Minister for Cultureof Colombia .....................................................................................................................................41Declaration upon the nomination of the new Prime Minister of Belarus ........................................42
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ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
Part-session from 3 to 6 September and from 19 to 20 September 2001
Post-session.view ..........................................................................................................................46Post-session.leg
Legislative Procedures ......................................................................................................................52Post-session.budgBudget work .....................................................................................................................................69Post-session.ctrlPolitical scrutiny ..............................................................................................................................72Miscellanoeus decisions ...................................................................................................................94Post-session.impactAction taken by the Commission .....................................................................................................97
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PRESIDENCY 5
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PRESIDENCY
PRESIDENCY6
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS TO PRESIDENCY(Rule 28(2) of the Rules of Procedure)
Question N° 01/2001 by Mr Richard CORBETΤ (PSE)
Subject : Bureau decision on the publication on the Internet of MEPs' Financial Interests
Following the Bureau decision of 04.04.01 measures have been set in motion for the publication ofMembers' declaration of financial interests on the internet.
However, Members have been invited (Quaestors' circular 18/01) to "object" to the publication oftheir interests.
If any Member were to objet, what would be the procedure for dealing with such an objection ?Who would decide whether the reasons given are sufficient to allow a derogation from publication ?Has the Bureau laid down any criteria for evaluating objections ? Have there been any casesalready ?
Answer
In line with the decision taken by the Bureau at its meeting of 2 & 4 April 2001, communicated toMembers by means of Quaestors' Communication 18/01, Members were entitled to lodge expressindividual objections to the publication of their declarations of financial interests on the Internet.Members who lodged such objections were not requested to give reasons since, pursuant to thecurrent rules, Members draw up their declarations of financial interests under their ownresponsibility. The issue of a procedure to deal with objections, and the existence of any cases as aresult of that procedure, does not, therefore, arise.
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MAIN DECISIONS OF THE COLLEGE OF QUAESTORS
The Chairmen-in-Office of the College of Quaestors, have circulated the following communications to theMembers of the European Parliament:
No 28/2001 : Security measures at the European Parliament;
No 30/2001 : Utilisation of secretarial assistance allowance appropriations (item 3910) in respect of the 2001 financial year;
No 32/2001 : Strengthened security measures and changes in practices affecting visitors invited by Members in Brussels and Strasbourg.
Further information may be obtained from the Secretariat of the College of Quaestors in:
Strasbourg : Salvador de Madariaga (SDM) Building, 6/20 Tel. 74195
Brussels : Paul-Henri Spaak (PHS) Building, 8b/66 Tel. 43722
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MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEANPARLIAMENT
MEMBERS ACTIVITIES10
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APPOINTMENTS/RESIGNATIONS/END OF MEMBERS' TERMS OFOFFICE
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE ELECTIONOF A BELGIAN MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
At its sitting of 1 October 2001 Parliament took note of the election of:
Véronique DE KEYSER
to replace Jacques SANTKIN (PSE/BE) with effect from 25 September 2001.
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MEMBERSHIP OF THE POLITICAL GROUPS
The President wishes to announce the judgment by the Court of First Instance, given in open court inLuxembourg on 2 October 2001, which rejected the applications by Members of the European Parliament,the Front National and the Lista Bonino against the European Parliaments act of 14 September 1999 whichstated that the Technical Group of Independent Members does not exist.
Consequently the suspension ordered by the President of the Court of First Instance on 25 November 1999ceased to have effect from the date of judgment, 2 October 2001, in accordance with Article 107(3) of theCourts Rules of Procedure.
Therefore the European Parliaments act of 14 September 1999 again has full effect.
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At its sitting of 3 October 2001 Parliament took note that:
Roberto Felice BIGLIARDO
had joined the UEN Group with effect from 1 October 2001.
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At its sitting of 1 October 2001 Parliament took note that:
Mrs Ilka SCHRÖDER
had joined the GUE/NGL Group with effect from 28 September 2001.
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WRITTEN QUESTIONS (Situation at 15.10.2001)
Author Subject No
Graham Watson Threat to Christian Community in Indonesia E-2545/01
Graham Watson The dangers posed by plastic toys inside chocolate eggs E-2546/01
Olle Schmidt Directive on agency work E-2547/01
Laura González Álvarez Restructuring of the banks of the river Duero in Zamora (Spain) E-2548/01
Jorge Hernández Mollar Community solidarity in restoring the Sierra de Mijas E-2549/01
Jorge Hernández Mollar Complaint regarding the discrimination suffered by foreignprisoners in Community prisons
E-2550/01
Jorge Hernández Mollar First agreement on the creation of a fishing venture betweenSpain and Tunisia
E-2551/01
Salvador Garriga Polledo Communication between the Commission and the public E-2552/01
Salvador Garriga Polledo Action to bring Community citizens closer to the Europeaninstitutions
E-2553/01
Salvador Garriga Polledo EU's waiving of demands for the United States to be penalisedin the Foreign Sales Corporation case
E-2554/01
Luciana Sbarbati GMO and wine-growing P-2555/01
Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou European law enforcement unit P-2556/01
Olivier Dupuis Arrest of the pro-democracy militants Mu Chuanheng and YanPeng in the People's Republic of China
P-2557/01
Gabriele Stauner Health risks resulting from a lack of checks on butterfat E-2558/01
María Sornosa Martínez EU's contribution to the problem of waiting lists in nationalhealth systems
E-2559/01
Luis Berenguer Fuster Electricity shortages in Spain - market regulation andconsequences for consumers
E-2560/01
Michiel van Hulten Problems detected in connection with implementation of theESF during the periods 1994-1996 and 1996-1999
E-2561/01
Alexandros Alavanos Continuation of a national cadastral survey in Greece P-2562/01
Mihail Papayannakis National cadastral survey P-2563/01
Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou European riot police force E-2564/01
Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou EU drugs policy and the situation in Greece E-2565/01
Konstantinos Hatzidakis Appalling hygiene in the Rendi central meat market in Greece E-2566/01
MEMBERS ACTIVITIES 13
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Antonios Trakatellis Delay in liberalising the internal market in electricity anddistortion of competition in Greece
E-2567/01
Richard Corbett EU assistance for hydrological projects in Spain E-2568/01
Richard Corbett The Alqueva dam project (Portugal) E-2569/01
Phillip Whitehead EU funding for experiments on non-human primates in theNetherlands
E-2570/01
Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna European Research Advisory Board E-2571/01
Paulo Casaca Protection of designations of origin outside Communityterritory
E-2572/01
Robert Goebbels Europe by Satellite invitation to tender P-2573/01
Giovanni Pittella Organisation of strategies for developing regional economiccompetitiveness
E-2574/01
Bart Staes Coordination of the Sensus project E-2575/01
Dominique Vlasto Contribution of tourism to employment and growth E-2576/01
Dominique Vlasto Quality initiatives for the hotel sector E-2577/01
Mario Borghezio Immigration from Morocco E-2578/01
Jules Maaten Environmentally harmful subsidies, with particular reference toroad transport and energy
E-2579/01
Jules Maaten Environmentally harmful subsidies, with particular reference tothe Rio+10 Conference and agriculture and fisheries
E-2580/01
Torben Lund Chlorpropham P-2581/01
Hartmut Nassauer Accession of Poland and the Czech Republic to the EU and itseffects on the German Federal government's funding of Germanassociations in the former German territories in these countries
P-2582/01
Feleknas Uca Police brutality in Turkey on World Peace Day E-2583/01
Stavros Xarchakos Risk of losing resources from the third CSF in Greece E-2584/01
Juan Ojeda Sanz Direct relations between citizens and the Union E-2585/01
Juan Naranjo Escobar Community provisions to facilitate the movement of patients tohelp cut waiting-lists
E-2586/01
Juan Naranjo Escobar European information campaign on the European Code againstCancer
E-2587/01
Laura González Álvarez Filling work at the Ría de Vigo (Galicia, Spain) E-2588/01
Laura González Álvarez Environmental assault on the Los Tilos nature reserve (GranCanaria, Spain)
E-2589/01
Luciano Caveri Wine growing in mountain areas E-2590/01
Benedetto Della Vedova Private negotiation of a contract for the supply of a 'call centre'service between the INPDAP and Telelcom Italian S.p.A.
E-2591/01
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Mario Borghezio European checks on irregular visas and residence permits issuedby Italy
P-2592/01
Mario Borghezio European checks on irregularities in the issuing of visas andresidence permits in Italy
E-2593/01
Erik Meijer Statement made by a Member of the European Commission infavour of the model of capitalism developed in Europe beingreplaced by the American model
E-2594/01
Erik Meijer Pressure on Member States to harmonise their tax rates byreducing the price of petrol and diesel fuel
E-2595/01
Erik Meijer Conduct of a transfrontier supermarket chain in breach of therules on competition - collective wage agreements and generalstandards of propriety
E-2596/01
Erik Meijer American administration of the European town of Brcko andhow that town might be reintegrated into its administrativeenvironment
E-2597/01
Erik Meijer Introduction of legislation requiring drivers of motor vehicles todrive with their headlights switched on during daylight hoursand the implications for the safety of cyclists and pedestrians indensely-populated areas
E-2598/01
Antonios Trakatellis Operation of Olympic Airways: privatisation and State aid P-2599/01
Wolfgang Ilgenfritz Turnover tax on occupational medical services P-2600/01
Hiltrud Breyer Risk to consumers caused by germ contamination of meat E-2601/01
Reinhard Rack German Regulation on packaging - inadequate protection for thefree movement of goods and beverage importers
E-2602/01
Paul Rübig German Regulation on packaging - barrier to trade for importersof beverages
E-2603/01
Paul Rübig German Regulation on packaging - discrimination relating topackaging for beverages
E-2604/01
Caroline Lucas Transport of animals from accession countries to the EuropeanUnion
E-2605/01
María Rodríguez Ramos and LuisBerenguer Fuster
Milk marketing in France E-2606/01
Ilda Figueiredo Double taxation of labour E-2607/01
Paulo Casaca Encouragement by the Commission to ignore internationalaviation agreements
E-2608/01
Cancelled question E-2609/01
Christopher Huhne Council procedures P-2610/01
Torben Lund Sellafield and radioactivity E-2611/01
Bernd Lange The EU institutions' own energy policy E-2612/01
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Lousewies van der Laan and Bob vanden Bos
Arrest of 52 homosexuals in Egypt - consequences for theEuroMed Agreement
E-2613/01
María Sornosa Martínez and others Illegality of the Spanish NHP under Community law and needfor urgent action by the Commission
E-2614/01
María Sornosa Martínez and JoanColom i Naval
Commission's response to the citizens' movement against theSpanish NHP
E-2615/01
María Sornosa Martínez State of affairs concerning bottling plant in La Gomera(Canaries)
E-2616/01
Bartho Pronk The Netherlands' problems with the ESF record-keeping systemin 1994-1999
E-2617/01
Alexandros Alavanos Dangers associated with anti-cholesterol drug E-2618/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 25/26 June 2001 E-2619/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 25/26 June 2001 E-2620/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 27/28 June 2001 E-2621/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 27/28 June 2001 E-2622/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 10 July 2001 E-2623/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 10 July 2001 E-2624/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 16/17 July 2001 E-2625/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 16/17 July 2001 E-2626/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 20 July 2001 E-2627/01
Christopher Huhne Council meeting of 20 July 2001 E-2628/01
Concepció Ferrer Distribution of Spanish milk in France E-2629/01
Elly Plooij-van Gorsel and JulesMaaten
Internet domain names E-2630/01
Cecilia Malmström Year of Languages 2001 E-2631/01
Hans Karlsson Employees' right to information E-2632/01
Gian Gobbo Displays of hostility to the West in Turkey P-2633/01
Hiltrud Breyer Arrangements for replacing the ECSC Consultative Committee E-2634/01
Jillian Evans and Eurig Wyn Protection of minorities - closure of the Sorbian school inCrostwitz
E-2635/01
Margrietus van den Berg A European approach to trafficking in young footballers E-2636/01
Toine Manders Banking secrecy P-2637/01
Bartho Pronk Further questions concerning case law in relation to the BelgianState Pensions Service
P-2638/01
Alexandros Alavanos Information on the euro E-2639/01
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Anna Karamanou Arrest of eight foreign nationals by the Taliban in Afghanistan E-2640/01
Anna Karamanou Arrest of eight foreign nationals by the Taliban in Afghanistan E-2641/01
Encarnación Redondo Jiménez European mushroom sector E-2642/01
Yasmine Boudjenah Geneva Convention on the status of refugees E-2643/01
Luciana Sbarbati European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products E-2644/01
Luciana Sbarbati Euro and consumers E-2645/01
Jan Mulder Restrictions on trade in pig fat E-2646/01
Charles Tannock The anomalous situation of non-EU nationals permitted to votein UK elections
E-2647/01
Charles Tannock The legality of the Commission's discrimination directives E-2648/01
Frank Vanhecke Problems in Zimbabwe E-2649/01
Frank Vanhecke Combating terrorism in Europe E-2650/01
Frank Vanhecke European arrest warrant E-2651/01
Frank Vanhecke European arrest warrant E-2652/01
Frank Vanhecke Combating terrorism E-2653/01
Mario Mauro Rice surpluses P-2654/01
Stavros Xarchakos Reconsideration of the EU's foreign policy E-2655/01
Stavros Xarchakos Reconsideration of the EU's foreign policy E-2656/01
Graham Watson EU-Algeria Association Agreement E-2657/01
Graham Watson TETRA radio masts E-2658/01
Graham Watson African children orphaned by AIDS E-2659/01
Charles Tannock Fines imposed on Member States and the destination of themonies collected
E-2660/01
Charles Tannock The effectiveness of the European Community's no-vaccinationpolicy as a solution to foot-and-mouth disease
E-2661/01
Mario Borghezio Threat of attacks on the European institutions E-2662/01
Armando Cossutta Public service contracts and the Mafia in Italy E-2663/01
Sérgio Marques Objective 1 programmes E-2664/01
Brice Hortefeux Air transport safety P-2665/01
Maurizio Turco Collaboration between the UNDCP and the EuropeanCommission
P-2666/01
Cancelled question P-2667/01
Michl Ebner Protection of minorities in Hungary E-2668/01
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Michl Ebner Széchenyi Plan in Hungary E-2669/01
Ioannis Averoff Aid for the restructuring and conversion of vineyards in Greece E-2670/01
Laura González Álvarez Environmental impact of the extension of Barcelona airport E-2671/01
Mario Borghezio Islamic terrorism in Europe E-2672/01
Anna Karamanou Measures to protect EU Muslims from racist violence P-2673/01
Raffaele Costa Fraud against the EU P-2674/01
Jorge Moreira Da Silva Agreement between Portugal and Spain on water resources P-2675/01
Raffaele Costa Patents on genetic tests E-2676/01
Raffaele Costa Remuneration of EIB employees E-2677/01
Raffaele Costa Regional grants in Italy E-2678/01
Christoph Konrad Protection of the civilian population in the EU P-2679/01
Hans-Gert Poettering Implementation of the Habitats Directive P-2680/01
Gerard Collins Premature Zinc Risk Assessment timetable P-2681/01
Maurizio Turco Statement by the Director of the UNDCP E-2682/01
Stefano Zappalà Life - Environment 2000 Programme - commune of Sabaudia(Italy)
E-2683/01
Mario Mauro Funding from AGRI DG E-2684/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Enlargement DG E-2685/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Environment DG E-2686/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Trade DG E-2687/01
Mario Mauro Funding from ECHO Humanitarian Aid Office E-2688/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Energy and Transport DG E-2689/01
Mario Mauro Funding from EUROPE-AID Cooperation Office E-2690/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Justice and Home Affairs DG E-2691/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Enterprise DG E-2692/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Employment and Social Affairs DG E-2693/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Fisheries DG E-2694/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Regional Policy DG E-2695/01
Mario Mauro Funding from External Relations DG E-2696/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Research DG E-2697/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Health and Consumer Protection DG E-2698/01
Mario Mauro Funding from Information Society DG E-2699/01
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Mario Mauro Funding from Development DG E-2700/01
Mario Mauro Sustainable tourism policy in the European Union E-2701/01
Mario Mauro Sustainable tourism in the European Union E-2702/01
Mario Mauro G8 meeting in Genoa E-2703/01
Mario Mauro G8 meeting in Genoa E-2704/01
Ozan Ceyhun Problems frequently encountered by citizens of the FederalRepublic of Germany and the Republic of Turkey with theBulgarian police when passing through the Republic of Bulgaria
P-2705/01
Harlem Désir Lack of progress in the negotiations on the trade andcooperation agreement between the EU and South Africa
P-2706/01
Helle Thorning-Schmidt Osteoporosis E-2707/01
Hiltrud Breyer Availability of animal insulin E-2708/01
Hiltrud Breyer Definition of 'vegetarianism' and 'vegetarian' E-2709/01
Rolf Linkohr Net import requirement for cereals E-2710/01
Konstantinos Hatzidakis Operational methods of the Gastouni Agricultural CooperativeProducers' Organisation
E-2711/01
Konstantinos Hatzidakis Destruction of a biotope in Elafoniso in Crete included in theNatura network
E-2712/01
Konstantinos Hatzidakis Failure to recognise diplomas from the Technical andVocational Teacher Training Institute (SELETE) as universitydiplomas in Greece
E-2713/01
Martin Callanan Sixth VAT directive E-2714/01
Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna EU - Kingdom of Morocco relations E-2715/01
Brice Hortefeux Opening local transport markets E-2716/01
Cristiana Muscardini New unleaded petrol and consumer protection in Italy E-2717/01
Cristiana Muscardini Reasoned opinions and the situation in Sardinia E-2718/01
Marco Formentini Possible breach of Directive 92/43/EEC P-2719/01
Niels Busk Production levy in France P-2720/01
Jean Saint-Josse Natura 2000 - Habitats Directive - France - rescission by courtdecision of the forwarding of lists of areas in France -consequences for the commitment of LIFE funds
P-2721/01
Yves Butel Natura 2000 - Habitats Directive - France - rescission by courtdecision of the forwarding of lists of areas in France - impact onbiogeographical seminars
P-2722/01
Jean-Louis Bernié Natura 2000 - Habitats Directive - France - rescission by courtdecision of the forwarding of lists of areas in France -consultation of local people and taking account of their opinions
P-2723/01
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Niels Busk Use of fish meal, fish pulp and fish silage E-2724/01
Niels Busk Food aid to Russia E-2725/01
Hartmut Nassauer Report of the National Commission on Terrorism to the UnitedStates' Congress, submitted on 5 June 2000
E-2726/01
Bernd Lange Waste disposal in Chalkidiki, Greece E-2727/01
Luigi Vinci Human rights in Turkey P-2728/01
Albert Maat, Reimer Böge and DoretteCorbey
Export of sperm to third countries E-2729/01
Patricia McKenna Fresh details concerning the Mugardos regasification plant E-2730/01
Patricia McKenna Enlargement of the Port of Ferrol (outer port) E-2731/01
Monica Frassoni The SS 131 road linking Torres, Sassari and Cagliari E-2732/01
Sebastiano Musumeci Seizure of a motorised fishing boat in the Sicilian Channel E-2733/01
Erik Meijer Delay in introducing requirement to eliminate the blind spot intruck drivers' field of vision
E-2734/01
Erik Meijer Blocking of escape routes in tall buildings and lack ofinformation for potential victims
E-2735/01
Erik Meijer Maintenance of security at airports by public rather than privateservices
E-2736/01
Erik Meijer Extremely tall buildings and measures to reduce theirvulnerability in the event of fire, explosion or aircraft collision
E-2737/01
Erik Meijer Extremely tall, vulnerable buildings and standards for theirsupporting structures and demolition
E-2738/01
Jorge Moreira Da Silva Pedestrians' rights E-2739/01
Jorge Moreira Da Silva Electromagnetic fields E-2740/01
Jorge Moreira Da Silva Next World Trade Organisation Round E-2741/01
Jorge Moreira Da Silva Internalising the environmental costs of nuclear energy E-2742/01
Anneli Hulthén Objective 3 development programme E-2743/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Saddam Hussein and the war crimes tribunal E-2744/01
Jonas Sjöstedt EU fisheries agreement with South Africa E-2745/01
Jonas Sjöstedt EU fisheries agreement with South Africa E-2746/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Loopholes in Schengen checks E-2747/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Loopholes in Schengen checks E-2748/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Antibiotics in animal feed E-2749/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Cars confiscated on the border between Finland and Sweden E-2750/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Food irradiation E-2751/01
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Jonas Sjöstedt Cost of emission tests on imported cars E-2752/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Date stamping of eggs E-2753/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Reduction of the fine on Fléchard E-2754/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Free trade with the 48 poorest countries in the world E-2755/01
Jonas Sjöstedt GM food in Swedish shops E-2756/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Classification of GHB as a narcotic E-2757/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Phasing out of import quotas for clothing E-2758/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Single and double bulkheads inside road tankers E-2759/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Mandatory local authority waste plans and noise mapping E-2760/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Barley as barley E-2761/01
Jonas Sjöstedt EU support as a competitive advantage E-2762/01
Jonas Sjöstedt VAT on exchange trips E-2763/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Patent protection at the expense of small undertakings E-2764/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Future food price increases in Estonia E-2765/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Warning to Sweden for late submission of maps E-2766/01
Jonas Sjöstedt The Commission's actions in the sickness insurance case beforethe Court of Justice
E-2767/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Final disposal of nuclear waste E-2768/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Community School Milk Scheme E-2769/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Anti-dumping duty on fax machines from the Far East E-2770/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Ostrich farming E-2771/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Tax-free trade and EU diplomats E-2772/01
Jonas Sjöstedt Construction of external frontier posts on Poland's easternborder
E-2773/01
Alexandros Alavanos Eutrophication and dangerous toxins in nine large lakes inGreece
E-2774/01
Chris Davies Funding of Non-Animal Tests E-2775/01
Chris Davies Enforcement of environmental legislation (Greece) E-2776/01
Samuli Pohjamo Compliance with the additionality principle in connection withthe EU's structural fund policy in Finland
E-2777/01
Didier Rod, Alain Lipietz and PierreJonckheer
Ownership of the euro logo E-2778/01
Adeline Hazan Proposal for a directive on family reunification E-2779/01
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Armando Cossutta Call to tender for the trans-European telecommunicationsnetwork
E-2780/01
Cristiana Muscardini New security measures at airports E-2781/01
Paulo Casaca Harmful effects of mixed strain wines E-2782/01
Glyn Ford CE standard mark P-2783/01
Herbert Bösch Possible provision of misleading information to theCommission in the MED affair
P-2784/01
Adriana Poli Bortone Naming places after the Twin Towers P-2785/01
Mathieu Grosch Registration of motor vehicles in Belgium - Royal Decree of 20July 2001
P-2786/01
Pietro-Paolo Mennea Pollution of the area around Castel del Monte P-2787/01
Hiltrud Breyer Death of migratory birds on the Øresund Bridge E-2788/01
Hiltrud Breyer Inadequate implementation of the Directive on the freedom ofaccess to information on the environment (90/313/EEC)
E-2789/01
Alexandros Alavanos Air transport problems and Olympic Airways E-2790/01
Stavros Xarchakos EuroNews agreement with the Commission E-2791/01
Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne Health implications of mobile phone masts E-2792/01
Manuel Medina Ortega Subsidies for sea transport in the Canaries E-2793/01
Laura González Álvarez Environmental transgressions in the Zuloko-Ibarreta wetlands(Baracaldo, Spain)
E-2794/01
Carmen Fraga Estevez Use of "thonaille" nets to catch migratory species E-2795/01
Carmen Fraga Estevez Conversion of the "spadare" fleet to catch migratory species inthe Mediterranean
E-2796/01
Carmen Fraga Estevez Use of the "ferratara" E-2797/01
Theresa Zabell Air security E-2798/01
María Sornosa Martínez Environmental crime in the Sierra de Fontcalent (Alicant,Spain)
E-2799/01
María Sornosa Martínez Urban development on the island of Tabarca, a site of specialCommunity interest and a special protection area for birds, inAlicante (Spain)
E-2800/01
Gian Gobbo Protection of typical foods and strategy to safeguard Europeanagriculture
E-2801/01
Erik Meijer The disconnect between the necessary elimination ofovercapacity in air transport and measures to support airlinecompanies
E-2802/01
Erik Meijer Injury done to the environment and to public services by theMember States' temporarily taking over airline insurance risks
E-2803/01
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Fiorella Ghilardotti Discrimination in terms of equal opportunities in CompetitionCOM/C/01
P-2804/01
Francesco Turchi Projects funded under the Culture 2000 Programme P-2805/01
Gabriele Stauner Charges of favouritism against the Land government inSchwerin
E-2806/01
Gabriele Stauner Possible irregularities in the EQUAL assistance programme E-2807/01
Erik Meijer 46.05% structural exceeding of deadlines for replies to non-priority written questions
E-2808/01
Jean Lambert Construction of a bottling plant at Taguluche, La Gomera(Canary Islands)
E-2809/01
Stavros Xarchakos EU policy on cultural affairs E-2810/01
Bill Miller Artists' recorded performance remuneration E-2811/01
Glenys Kinnock Sun guns E-2812/01
Sebastiano Musumeci Shipwreck in the Sicilian Channel E-2813/01
Rijk van Dam Working conditions of crews in inland shipping E-2814/01
Giuseppe Di Lello Finuoli Afghanistan P-2815/01
Alexander de Roo Political deal between the Netherlands and Belgium over theIjzeren Rijn route
P-2816/01
Herbert Bösch Combating discrimination - criteria for support for projects E-2817/01
Jean Lambert Student loans for British students resident abroad E-2818/01
Astrid Thors The promotion of renewable energy sources E-2819/01
Claude Moraes Vietnam and effects of Agent Orange P-2820/01
Stavros Xarchakos Definition of the terms 'adult' and 'minor' E-2821/01
Glenys Kinnock Gender mainstreaming in ACP countries E-2822/01
Jaime Valdivielso de Cué Transgenic salmon E-2823/01
María Sornosa Martínez Failure to comply with Community legislation in theconstruction of the Spanish high-speed train passing throughOsera del Ebro
E-2824/01
María Sornosa Martínez Diversion of ESF funding for environmental training to theBiodiversity Foundation in Spain
E-2825/01
Fernando Fernández Martín The eradication of cholera E-2826/01
Fernando Fernández Martín Protection of women's rights E-2827/01
Fernando Fernández Martín Development of national chambers of commerce and theSecretariat for the chambers of commerce of the ACP countries
E-2828/01
Béatrice Patrie Access to new medicinal products E-2829/01
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Bernd Lange Implementing provisions for Directive 98/69/EC E-2830/01
Armando Cossutta Racist statements by the Italian Government P-2831/01
Alexandros Alavanos Outstanding payments to teachers in public vocational traininginstitutes and the 2nd Community Support Framework
E-2832/01
Terence Wynn French tax provisions for foreign life insurance E-2833/01
Gian Gobbo Saving the public postal service in Cadore E-2834/01
Lousewies van der Laan Poland's accession to the European Union E-2835/01
Dirk Sterckx Implementation of Directive 92/57/EEC on temporary andmobile construction sites
P-2836/01
Bart Staes Distortions of competition and state aid to ailing airlinecompanies
P-2837/01
Giuseppe Nisticò and others Measures to combat potential bioterrorist attacks in Europe E-2838/01
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QUESTION TIME (B5-0333/01) on 2 and 3 October 2001
27 Questions (Rule 43)
Author Subject No
QUESTIONS TO THE COUNCIL
Bernd POSSELT The 'Republika Srpska' H-0689/01
Josu ORTUONDO LARREA European regions, subsidiarity and reform of the treaties H-0690/01
Bart STAES Working languages in the European Patent Office H-0691/01
Camilo NOGUEIRA ROMÁN European Maritime Safety Agency H-0696/01
Manuel MEDINA ORTEGA Illegal immigration into the European Union through Morocco H-0699/01
Antonios TRAKATELLIS Illegal conferral of Greek citizenship and a large number ofviolations of Community law established by a formaladministrative inquiry
H-0705/01
Esko SEPPÄNEN The EU's most federalist country H-0715/01
María IZQUIERDO ROJO Cooperation agreement with Iran and legislative reforms inrespect of women
H-0717/01
Niall ANDREWS Repatriating Mobotu funds H-0719/01
Mihail PAPAYANNAKIS Freedom of movement for EU citizens and legality of the ItalianGovernment's actions
H-0720/01
Jonas SJÖSTEDT Registration in the SIS H-0724/01
Lennart SACRÉDEUS Priorities for the UN General Assembly Special Session onChildren
H-0721/01
Dana SCALLON EU position on the UN World Summit for Children H-0722/01
Alexandros ALAVANOS Further judgments of the European Court of Human Rightsagainst Turkey in the case of Leyla Zana and three otherMembers of Parliament
H-0727/01
QUESTIONS TO THE COMMISSION
Manuel MEDINA ORTEGA Illegal immigration into the European Union through Morocco H-0700/01
Olivier DUPUIS Release of Mr Albin Kurti and other Kosovars still being heldhostage by the Belgrade authorities
H-0730/01
Lennart SACRÉDEUS Trials in Kabul H-0737/01
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QUESTIONS TO DESIGNATED COMMISSIONERS
Mr BOLKESTEIN
Luis BERENGUER FUSTER Community trade-mark courts H-0707/01
Alexandros ALAVANOS Letter of notification concerning implementation of Directive89/48/EEC in Greece
H-0728/01
Konstantinos HATZIDAKIS Implementation of Directive 89/48/EEC in Greece H-0750/01
Ari VATANEN Illegal car taxation in Finland H-0738/01
Mr VERHEUGEN
Nelly MAES Law on the use of minority languages in Slovakia H-0695/01
Gary TITLEY Ignalina nuclear power station, Lithuania H-0714/01
Brian CROWLEY Alleged statement H-0743/01
Mrs de PALACIO
Reinhold MESSNER Alpine Convention - the environmentally sensitive Pan-Alpineregion
H-0710/01
Giuseppe DI LELLO FINUOLI Mont Blanc tunnel and operational guarantees H-0746/01
Luisa MORGANTINI Mont Blanc tunnel and 'piggyback traffic' H-0747/01
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SUMMARY OF QUESTIONS TIMEOCTOBER 2001
InstitutionNo. of
questionstabled
No. ofquestions
taken
Questionswith
writtenanswer
Supplementaryquestions
Lapsedquestions(authorabsent)
Questionswithdrawn
by theauthor
Questionsalready onthe agenda
Representativesof the otherInstitutions
Council 26 14 9 7 2 0 1 Mrs NEYTS-UYTEBROECK
Commission 56 13 37 2 5 0 1M. VITORINOM. BOLKESTEINM. VERHEUGENMrs de PALACIO
Total 82 27 46 9 7 0 2
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WRITTEN DECLARATIONS1
No. EP No. Author Subject Tabled Closed on: Signatures
09/2001 307.175 Kathalijne BUITENWEG,Christopher HEATON-HARRIS,Michiel van HULTEN, Lousewiesvan der LAAN andHelle THORNING-SCHMIDT
A Statute for Members of the European Parliament 02.07.2001 02.10.2002 50
10/2001 307.534 Gian Paolo GOBBO On European Union support for a 'European motorway'in Germany
12.07.2001 12.10.2001 1
11/2001 309.154 Armando COSSUTTA,Gianni VATTIMO,Sylvia-Yvonne KAUFMANN andMarianne ERIKSSON
On the Italian Government's repression of anti-G8protests in Genoa
11.09.2001 11.12.2001 7
1 Situation as at 04.10.2001
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MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES TO WHICH THE POWER OF DECISIONHAS BEEN DELEGATED (Rule 62/4 of the Rule of Procedure)
Committeeon
Rapporteur Subject Deadline fortablingamendments
Meeting atwhich adecision is tobe taken
ENVI SORNOSAMARTÍNEZMaría
Implementation of the directive on urbanwaste water
28.11.2001 18-19.12.2001
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APPOINTMENT OF RAPPORTEURS AND DRAFTSMEN
(Referral: R = Responsible / O = Opinion)
Name Subject Committee Date Doc.
SWOBODA(PSE)
Supplementary macro-financial assistanceto the FYROM (amendment of Decision1999/733/EC)
AFET (O) 08.10.01 C5-0486/01
PPE-DE Group Biodiversity action plans for conservationof natural resources, agriculture, fisheriesand development
AGRI (O) 11.10.01 C5-0467/01
PPE-DE Group Fertilisers AGRI (O) 11.10.01 C5-0427/01
FÄRM(PSE)
European Agency for Reconstruction:extension of assistance to the FYROM(amendment of Regulation2666/2000/EC)
BUDG (O) 16.10.01 C5-0477/01
LULLING(PPE-DE)
Reduced excise duty on rum and liqueursproduced in French overseas departments,Madeira and the Azores (2003-2009)
ECON (O) 09.10.01 C5-0401/01C5-0422/01
RADWAN(PPE-DE)
Employment: financial assistance forinnovative small and medium-sizedenterprises
ECON (O) 09.10.01 C5-0459/01
von WOGAU(PPE-DE)
European governance: greaterinvolvement and openness (White Paper)
ECON (O) 09.10.01 C5-0454/01
ELDR Group Air transport: allocation of slots atCommunity airports (amendment ofRegulation 95/93/EEC)
ECON (O) 09.10.01 C5-0277/01
LAMBERT(VERTS/ALE)
Entry and residence of third-countrynationals for paid employment and self-employed economic activity
EMPL (O) 04.10.01 C5-0447/01
MANTOVANI(PPE-DE)
European Research Area: activities aimedat contributing to its creation; multiannualframework programme
EMPL (O) 04.10.01 C5-0087/01
PSE Group Health and safety at work: protectionagainst exposure to asbestos (amendmentof Directive 83/477/EEC)
EMPL (R) 09.10.01 C5-0347/01
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JACKSON(PPE-DE)
Protocol on water and health to the 1992Convention on transboundarywatercourses and international lakes
ENVI (R) 08.10.01
PPE-DE Group Indication of the ingredients present infoodstuffs (amendment of Directive2000/13/EC)
ENVI (R) 08.10.01 C5-0404/01
PPE-DE Group Generalised tariff preferences for theperiod 1 January 2002 to 31 December2004
ITRE (O) 10.10.01 C5-0374/01
PPE-DE Group Production and development ofCommunity statistics on science andtechnology
ITRE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0392/01
PPE-DE Group Rules for participation in anddissemination of research results for the2002-2006 EC framework programme
ITRE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0412/01
PSE Group Guidelines for trans-European networksfor electronic interchange of data betweenadministrations (IDA)
ITRE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0425/01C5-0426/01
CEDERSCHIÖLD(PPE-DE)
Guidelines for trans-European networksfor electronic interchange of data betweenadministrations (IDA)
LIBE (O) 10.10.01 C5-0425/01C5-0426/01
BANOTTI(PPE-DE)
Civil judicial cooperation: recognition andenforcement of judgments in matters ofparental responsibility
LIBE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0460/01
CERDEIRAMORTERERO(PSE)
Judicial cooperation: mutual recognitionof financial penalties (United Kingdominitiative)
LIBE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0443/01
DEPREZ(PPE-DE)
Security in connection with footballmatches (Belgian initiative)
LIBE (R) 10.10.01
TERRÓN i CUSÍ(PSE)
Entry and residence of third-countrynationals for paid employment and self-employed economic activity
LIBE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0447/01
WATSON(ELDR)
European arrest warrant and the surrenderprocedures between Member States(framework décision)
LIBE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0453/01
WATSON(ELDR)
Combating terrorism (frameworkdecision)
LIBE (R) 10.10.01 C5-0452/01
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POIGNANT(PSE)
Generalised tariff preferences for theperiod 1 January 2002 to 31 December2004
PECH (O) 02.10.01 C5-0374/01
MIGUÉLEZ RAMOS(PSE)
Fishing agreement with Morocco:conversion of vessels and of fishermenafter its ending in November 1999
PECH (R) 02.10.01 C5-0407/01
LAGE(PSE)
Fishery products: additional costs owingto the remoteness of the Azores, Madeira,the Canary Islands and Réunion
PECH (R) 09.10.01 C5-0446/01
PPE-DE Group GALILEO, satellite navigationprogramme: development phase,establishment of undertaking
RETT (O) 11.10.01 C5-0329/01
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COMMISSION DOCUMENTS
Reports and Communications
Subject Referral Doc.
Commission Staff Working Paper: Progress report on Benchmarking ofnational research policies
EMPLITRE
SEC (01) 1002final
Communication from the Commission on the impact of Enlargement onregions bordering candidate countries - Community Action for BorderRegions
AFETTOUTRETT
COM (01) 437final
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COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY
148/2001Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union
concerning East TimorBrussels, 31 August 2001
The European Union welcomes this historic moment for the East Timorese people, who have just taken partin the first democratic elections in their history. That crucial step paves the way for the establishment ofpolitical institutions for a new, democratic State.
The European Union is pleased to note the preliminary findings of its observer mission, reporting thatelections to the East Timorese Constituent Assembly passed off calmly and peacefully onThursday 30 August 2001.
The European Union congratulates the people of East Timor and their leaders, who have embarked upon along independence process, now bringing its reward. The Union also applauds the United Nations, whosetransitional administration of the territory enables the process to be brought to fruition.
The European Union takes this opportunity to reiterate its full support for consolidation of the path toindependence and would encourage East Timor's political representatives to follow the popular will freelyexpressed in these elections.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countriesCyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries members of the European Economic Area, alignthemselves with this declaration.
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153/2001
Declaration from the Presidency on behalf of the European Unionon talks between the government of Nepal and the Maoist insurgents
Brussels, 13 September 2001
The European Union welcomes the cease-fire between the Government of Nepal and the CPN (Maoist), and thefirst round of negotiations between the two sides which took place on 30 August. The European Unionencourages both sides to work seriously and constructively towards the second round of negotiations.
The EU urges the two sides to seek a peaceful resolution of the conflict within the framework of the rule oflaw, respect for human rights, and multi-party democracy.
The European Union notes with concern recent reports of widespread intimidation and extortion of varioussegments of Nepalese society, as well as demands addressed to various development projects andinternational agencies by the CPN (Maoist). The EU calls on those responsible to cease such coerciveactivities immediately, in order to create a conducive and constructive atmosphere for the dialogue process.
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The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countriesCyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries members of the European Economic Area, alignthemselves with this declaration.
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154/2001Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the inter-Korean ministerial
meeting from 15 to 18 September 2001Brussels, 20 September 2001
The European Union is pleased to note that an inter-Korean ministerial meeting was held from 15 to 18September 2001.
The Union welcomes the encouraging results of that meeting, such as the announcement of a further reunionof families, a new round of inter-governmental talks and the resumption of some projects such as theconstruction of a rail link between North and South. It hopes that the inter-Korean talks will lead to a secondsummit as envisaged in the Joint Declaration of 15 June 2000.
The European Union hopes that the DPRK will become more fully involved with the internationalcommunity. In particular, the EU would warmly welcome the rapid resumption of contacts between theDPRK and the USA.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, Cyprus, Malta and Turkey,as fellow associated countries, and those EFTA countries which are members of the European EconomicArea endorse this declaration.
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155/2001
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Unionconcerning the development of the situation in the Mano River Union countries
Brussels, 24 September 2001
The European Union expresses its satisfaction at the progress made in the dialogue between the three ManoRiver Union countries, in particular at the recent meetings held by their Ministers for Foreign Affairs inMonrovia, Freetown and Conakry.
The European Union welcomes the declarations made and the commitments entered into at those meetingsconcerning in particular joint action by those States against the groups involved in the events whichdestabilise the region, the establishment of a joint patrol at the borders between the three countries andcombating the proliferation of small arms. It calls on the Mano River Union countries to make progress onthose issues as quickly as possible.
The European Union also welcomes the prospect of a meeting between the Heads of State of Guinea, SierraLeone and Liberia in January 2002 as proposed by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs.
The European Union wishes to assure the three Heads of State of its support in their search for a solution tothe conflicts persisting in the sub-region. It reiterates its willingness to contribute to the dialogue between
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their countries, in particular through the Presidencys Special Representative for West Africa, Mr HansDahlgren.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countriesCyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries, members of the European Economic Area alignthemselves with this declaration.
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156/2001
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union onthe elections in Fiji
Brussels, 28 September 2001
The European Union welcomes the generally free and fair elections held in Fiji, which reflect current opinionin that country.
However, the European Union notes the concerns expressed both in Fiji itself and by the internationalcommunity regarding the formation of the new Government by the new Prime Minister designate, LaiseniaQarase.
The European Union calls upon all political parties in Fiji to resolve this question as rapidly as possible andto establish a Government which conforms to the provisions of the Constitution with a view to a return tonational reconciliation and agreement in Fiji.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, Cyprus, Malta and Turkey,as fellow associated countries, and those EFTA countries which are members of the European EconomicArea endorse this declaration.
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157/2001
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Unionon Eritrea
Brussels, 3 October 2001
The European Union deplores the decision of the Eritrean Government to declare persona non grata H.E.Antonio Bandini, Ambassador of Italy in Eritrea and Representative of the Presidency of the EuropeanUnion in Asmara.
The European Union notes that this decision was notified only a few hours after a demarche was carried outby all the EU Ambassadors resident in Asmara to express the gravest concern about recent events in Eritreawhich had led to the imprisonment of a number of known personalities advocating democratic reforms and tothe suppression of the independent press.
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In the same demarche, the EU had underlined that the abovementioned events contradicted the declaredpolicy of the Eritrean Government and the commitments undertaken in favour of democracy, rule of law,human rights and good governance.
The EU stresses that the expulsion of the Representative of the Presidency of the European Union seriouslyundermines the EU relations with Eritrea and will lead to a review of such relations in the light of theCotonou Agreement.
The EU confirms its commitment to support the development of Eritrea, as well as peace, stability andcooperation in the region. The EU underlines that essential factors of development are the building ofdemocratic institutions, rule of law, respect of human rights, freedom of the press and growth of a strongcivil society.
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158/2001
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Unionconcerning the elections in Bangladesh
Brussels, 5 October 2001
The European Union notes that the parliamentary elections held in Bangladesh on 1 October 2001 passed offsmoothly.
The European Union sent an observer mission to those elections. It is pleased to see that, according to thatmission's findings, the electoral process was conducted satisfactorily, freely and impartially. However, itdeplores the acts of violence which marred the election campaign.
The European Union appeals to the new Prime Minister to work for the consolidation of the democraticprocess and for economic development in a spirit of constructive cooperation with the opposition. It wouldalso encourage the opposition to play its part in a peaceful change of power.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countriesCyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries members of the European Economic Area, alignthemselves with this declaration.
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159/01
Declaration by the Presidency, on behalf of the European Union, condemning the murder of MsAraujo Noguera, former Minister for Culture of Colombia
Brussels, 8 October 2001
The European Union was dismayed by and strongly condemns the murder of Ms Consuelo Araujo Noguera,formerly Minister for Culture of the Republic of Colombia and wife of the Attorney-General. This crime isone of many acts of violence committed in recent weeks by subversive armed groups, particularly againstofficials or representatives of the Nation.
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The European Union expresses its most sincere condolences to Ms Noguera's family and to the Colombianpeople and Government and reiterates its support for the efforts being made by the democratic forces inColombian society to achieve peace.
The Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countriesCyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries, members of the European Economic Area alignthemselves with this declaration.
160/2001
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Unionthe Central and Eastern European countries associated with the European Union,
the associated countries Cyprus, Malta and Turkeyand the EFTA countries belonging to the European Economic Area
upon the nomination of the new Prime Minister of BelarusBrussels, 10 October 2001
The European Union notes the nomination of Mr Gennady Novitsky to serve as Prime Minister of theRepublic of Belarus and wishes to take this opportunity to reiterate its expectations of the country.
The European Union would encourage the new government to make a lasting and increasingly significantcommitment to the path of democracy and respect for human rights, as requirements for normalisation ofrelations with the EU.
The European Union would like to see Belarus in time regain its place within the international communityand participate in regional stability. It does not wish Belarus to be isolated and is prepared to continuesupporting its transition to democracy and a market economy, in cooperation with all the political forces inBelarus which are willing to work to that end.
The European Union looks to the new government to restore a constructive dialogue with civil society inclose cooperation with the Advisory and Monitoring Group of the OSCE and to promote the existence offree, independent media.
The European Union reaffirms its expectations as regards respect for human rights and fundamentalfreedoms. It would point more particularly to its desire to see the various disappearances cleared up. Inaddition, without wishing to interfere in internal judicial proceedings, the European Union calls for a reviewof the heavy prison sentence imposed on Professor Bandazhevsky, which the Union considersdisproportionate to the charges against him.
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and
PART -SESSION FROM 19 TO 20 SEPTEMBER 2001BRUSSELS
Summary ofresolutions and decisions adopted,
subjects discussed in plenary and action taken
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Agence européenne de la sécurité aériennepoids lourds transitant par l'Autrichecommunications électroniqueslimitation de la mise sur le marché et de l'emploi du
pentabromodiphényléthersang humain et composants sanguins
sucres et préparationsdestinés à l'alimentation humainerelevé statistique des transports par chemin de ferstatistiques sur la gestion des déchets
UE Roumaniepromotion du transport combiné
codécison
statut de la société européenneimplication des travailleursdans le statut de la société
européennemise en oeuvre des règles de concurrencesoutien financier à M-T des balances
de paiements des E-Msucres et préparations destinées
à l'alimentation humaine
consultation
accord UE Roumanietransport combiné
avis conforme
Travaux législatifs
Situation au Moyen OrientGouvernance européenneChangements climatiques
Conf. de Bonn
Conseil, CommissionDéclarations, Communications
information et consultation des travailleurscontrôle de l'application du droit communautaire-1999rôle de l'Union dans la lutte contre le terrorismeprotection des passagers aériens dans l'Unionprocessus d'élargissementrapports par pays candidatscoopération culturelle au sein de l'UnionEcheloncréer une société de l'information plus sûre - eEurope 2002Médiateur: rapport d'activité 2000
statut du Médiateurcode de bonne conduite administrative
accessible au publicdélibérations de la commPETI 2000-2001agriculture de montagneéducation "de base" des enfants dans les pays en développement
Rapports requérant l'avis du PE
réforme de la Commissionprocessus d'élargissement
Questions orales
ZimbabweMauritanieTogoAngolaCambodgeAustralie-réfugiés AfghansMines antipersonnelSécheresse en Amérique centraleFièvre aphteuse
Débat d'actualité
Contrôle politique
projet de budget général 2002
Travaux budgétaires
demande de consultation du CESAgenda 2000
développement rural bilan intérimairereforme des OCM bilan intérimaire
Décisions diverses
Session SEPTEMBRE I 2001 Strasbourg
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Pollution atmosphérique en provenancedes grandes installations de
combustionPlafonds d'emission nationaux pourcertains polluants atmosphériques
codécison
Gel des avoirs ou des preuvesFranchissement des frontières extérieureset développement de la coopération dans
le cadre de SchengenStatut de réfugié dans les Etats membresInstrument structurel de préadhésion
consultation
Travaux législatifs
Mesures à prendre en matièrede lutte contre le terrorisme
Politique de cohésion
Conseil, CommissionDéclarations, Communications
Fonds de cohésionFonds structurels
Mutilations génitales fémininesRémunération égale pour un travail égalHarcèlement sur le lieu de travail
Rapports requérant l'avis du PE
Contrôle politique
Session SEPTEMBRE II 2001 Bruxelles
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le globe en séance
Autriche: transit des poids lourds
Cambodge: Droits de lHommeAmérique Centrale: sécheresse
Togo: Droits de lHomme
Mauritanie: Droits de lHomme
Roumanie: Transport combiné - Accord
Australie : situation des réfugiés afghans
Angola : attaque contre un train -état de la situation
Zimbabwe : état de la situation
Moyen-Orient : état de la situation
Élargissement : rapports par pays candidats + Question orale
Bonn : Conférence sur le changement climatique
Royaume-Uni : Fièvre aphteuse
Gouvernance Européenne
Réforme de la Commission
Échelon
Projet de budget 2002
Mesures de lutte contre le terrorisme : Déclarationsde Conseil et de la Commission
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A m e n d e m e n t s l é g i s l a t i f s - s e s s i o n d e S e p t e m b r e I 2 0 0 1
0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0
A 5 - 0 2 7 0 / 2 0 0 1 C a p p a t o2 0 0 0 / 0 1 8 9 L I B E
A 5 - 0 2 6 7 / 2 0 0 1 B l o k l a n d1 9 9 9 / 0 0 1 0 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 7 2 / 2 0 0 1 N i s t i c o2 0 0 0 / 0 3 2 3 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 7 1 / 2 0 0 1 R i e s2 0 0 1 / 0 0 1 2 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 6 5 / 2 0 0 1 O j e d a S a n z2 0 0 1 / 0 0 4 8 R E T T
A 5 - 0 2 7 9 / 2 0 0 1 S c h m i t t2 0 0 0 / 0 2 4 6 R E T T
A 5 - 0 2 3 1 / 2 0 0 1 M e n r a d1 9 8 9 / 0 2 1 9 E C O N
A 5 - 0 2 6 9 / 2 0 0 1 A n d r i a2 0 0 1 / 0 0 6 2 E C O N
A 5 - 0 2 2 9 / 2 0 0 1 E v a n s2 0 0 0 / 0 2 4 3 E C O N
A 5 - 0 2 4 3 / 2 0 0 1 M a y e r1 9 8 9 / 0 2 1 8 J U R I
A 5 - 0 2 1 7 / 2 0 0 1 L a n n o y e1 9 9 6 / 0 1 1 3 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 1 7 / 2 0 0 1 L a n n o y e1 9 9 6 / 0 1 1 4 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 1 7 / 2 0 0 1 L a n n o y e1 9 9 6 / 0 1 1 5 E N V I
A 5 - 0 2 1 7 / 2 0 0 1 L a n n o y e1 9 9 6 / 0 1 1 6 E N V I
G r . P o l . : n o m b r e a b s o lu d e s a m . a d o p t é s e ns é a n c eP E : n o m b r e a b s o lu d e s a m . a d o p t é s e ns é a n c ec o m m P A R L A m . d é p o s é s e n s é a n c e
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A m e n d e m e n t s l é g i s l a t i f s - S e s s i o n d e S e p t e m b r e I I 2 0 0 1
0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 1 0 0 1 2 0
2 0 0 1 / 0 8 0 3 L I B EA 5 - 0 2 7 4 / 2 0 0 1
M a r i n h o
2 0 0 0 / 0 2 3 8 L I B EA 5 - 0 2 9 1 / 2 0 0 1
W a t s o n
2 0 0 1 / 0 0 5 8 C O N TA 5 - 0 2 9 5 / 2 0 0 1
F o l i a s
proc
édur
e
n o m b r e d ' a m e n d e m e n t s
G r . P o l . : n o m b r e a b s o l u d e s a m . A d o p t é se n s é a n c eP E : n o m b r e a b s o l ud e s a m . A d o p t é se n s é a n c ec o m m P A R LA m . D é p o s é s e n s é a n c e
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POST-SESSION.LEG
Legislative reports are considered and voted on in plenary in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Rules of Procedure. The table below contains information onthe procedure for this consideration, the vote in plenary and an analysis of the legislative amendments adopted. The analysis is based on the structure of a legislative actas defined in the Interinstitutional Agreement on the Quality of Drafting of Community Legislation, OJ C 73 (17.3.1999) concluded in accordance with Declaration No 39annexed to the Treaty on European Union and selected subjects to which particular attention is being devoted during the current parliamentary term. The amendments arebroken down in accordance with these two analytical tables.
Key:
COD***III=conciliation;COD***II=codecision 2nd reading;COD***I=codecision 1st reading;AVC***=assent;CNS*=consultation;SYN**II=cooperation 2nd reading;SYN**I=cooperation 1st reading;committee=parliamentary committee;GrPol= political groups;
CSL=position of the Council in plenary;COM=position of the Commission inplenary;AmLEG= amendment ΣamLEG =absolute total number ofamendments adopted in plenary;ΣamLEG/comPARL=total number ofamendments tabled by committees inplenary;ΣamLEG/GrPol.=total number ofamendments tabled by political groups andadopted in plenary;
Titre= title;Preamb=preamble;Objet=subject and scope;Déf=definitions;Oblig=rights and obligations;Exec=implementing powers;Proced=procedural provisions;Mesures=implementing measures;Transit=transitional provisions;Ann=annexes;
L=legal basis;=Charter of FundamentalRights; ΑΩ=time aspects; €=financial impact; <<<<=>>>>=commitology; i-PE=Parliaments right to beinformed; [X] =anti-fraud measures;ε.a =other aspects;
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Legislative work
Legislative procedures in progress
Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council directive concerning the processing of personal dataand the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector
Rapporteur: CappatoCommittee: LIBEref.: 2000/0189Session doc.: A5-0270/2001Procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: referred backDate: 06/09/2001
Council: .../...Commission: Liikanen05/09/2001; Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments48
Σ amendments/comPARL.52
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 7
T: 0Pr: 17
OCA: 25
Def: 3DrOb: 0CompEx:
1DispProc:
0MA: 2DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 1ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 47
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council directive setting standards of quality and safety forthe collection, testing, processing, storage, and distribution of human blood and blood
components and amending Council Directive 89/381/EEC
Rapporteur: NisticòCommittee: ENVIref.: 2000/0323session doc.: A5-0272/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Byrne05/09/2001
Σ amendments70
Σ amendments/comPARL.74
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0Pr: 12OCA: 33Def: 7DrOb: 0CompEx:
3DispProc:
0MA: 14DispTrans:
0Ann: 1
L= 0= 1ΑΩ- 1€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 1i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 67
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council regulation on waste statistics
Rapporteur: BloklandCommittee: ENVIref.: 1999/0010session doc.: A5-0267/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 04/09/2001
Council: withoutdebateCommission: without debate
Σ amendments28
Σ amendments/comPARL.28
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0Pr: 2OCA: 9Def: 1
1DrOb: 0CompEx:
2DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 14
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 2€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 1i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 25
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council directive amending for the 24th time CouncilDirective 76/769/EEC relating to restrictions on the marketing and use of certaindangerous substances and preparations (pentabromodiphenyl ether)
Rapporteur: RiesCommittee: ENVIref.: 2001/0012session doc.: A5-0271/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Byrne05/09/ 2001
Σ amendments 8
Σ amendments/comPARL. 7
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 2
T: 1Pr: 4OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 3
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 8
Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on establishing commonrules in the field of civil aviation and creating a European Aviation Safety Agency
Rapporteur: SchmittCommittee: RETTref.: 2000/0246session doc.: A5-0279/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio04/09/ 2001
Σ amendments64
Σ amendments/comPARL.61
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 7
T: 0Pr: 5OCA: 27Def: 1DrOb: 1CompEx:
1DispProc:22MA: 7DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 5€= 1<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 3[X]= 1ε.a= 54
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council regulation amending Protocol No 9 to the Act ofAccession of Austria, Finland and Sweden as regards the system of ecopoints forheavy goods vehicles transiting through Austria
Rapporteur: SwobodaCommittee: RETTref.: 2000/0361session doc.: A5-0266/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.ApprovedDate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio04/09/2001
Σ amendments0
Σ amendments/comPARL.0
Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0
Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
European Parliament and Council regulation on rail transport statistics
Rapporteur: Ojeda SanzCommittee: RETTref.: 2001/0048session doc.: A5-0265/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 04/09/2001
Council: withoutdebateCommission: without debate
Σ amendments5
Σ amendments/comPARL.5
Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0Pr: 1OCA: 2Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 2
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 5
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectEuropean Parliament and Council regulation amending Regulation (EC) No 685/2001of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 April 2001 in order to foresee forthe distribution of authorizations among Member States received through theAgreement between the European Community and Romania establishing certainconditions for the carriage of goods by road and the promotion of combined transport
Rapporteur: without reportCommittee: RETTref.: 2001/0138session doc.: C5-0273/2001procédure/stage: COD ***I
Decision: legislative prop.ApprovedDate: 05/09/2001
Council: withoutreportCommission: without report
Σ amendments 0
Σ amendments/comPARL. 0
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0
Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil directive supplementing the Statute for a European Company with regard tothe involvement of employees
Rapporteur: MenradCommittee: ECONref.: 1989/0219session doc.: A5-0231/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 04/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Bolkestein03/09/2001
Σ amendments10
Σ amendments/comPARL.11
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0Pr: 6OCA: 1Def: 1DrOb: 0CompEx:
1DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 1
L= 2= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 1i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 7
Council regulation on the implementation of the rules on competition laid down inArticles 81 and 82 of the Treaty and amending Regulations (EEC) No 1017/68, (EEC)No 2988/74, (EEC) No 4056/86 and (EEC) No 3975/87
Rapporteur: EvansCommittee: ECONref.: 2000/0243session doc.: A5-0229/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Monti05/09/2001
Σ amendments33
Σ amendments/comPARL.26
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 7
T: 0Pr: 3OCA: 26Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
4DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 1€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 1i-PE= 1[X]= 0ε.a= 30
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil regulation establishing a facility providing medium-termfinancial assistance for Member States' balances of payments
Rapporteur: AndriaCommittee: ECONref.: 2001/0062session doc.: A5-0269/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Sol.Mira05/09/2001
Σ amendments 4
Σ amendments/comPARL. 4
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0Pr: 2OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
1DispProc:
1MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 2[X]= 0ε.a= 2
Council regulation on the Statute for a European Company (SE)
Rapporteur: MayerCommittee: JURIref.: 1989/0218session doc.: A5-0243/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 04/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Bolkestein03/09/2001
Σ amendments23
Σ amendments/comPARL. 9
Σ amendments/GrPOL:14
T: 0Pr: 10OCA: 7Def: 0DrOb: 4CompEx:
2DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 2= 0ΑΩ- 1€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 20
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil directive relating to certain sugars intended for human consumption(reconsultation on commitology)
rapporteur: Lannoyecommittee: ENVIref.: 1996/0113session doc.: A5-0217/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments 1
Σ amendments/comPARL. 1
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 0
T: 0Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 1
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 1€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
Council directive on honey (reconsultation on commitology)
Rapporteur: LannoyeCommittee: ENVIref.: 1996/0114session doc.: A5-0217/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments12
Σ amendments/comPARL.13
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 1
T: 0Pr: 3OCA: 5Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 4
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 12
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil directive on fruit juices and certain similar products intended for humanconsumption (reconsultation on commitology)
Rapporteur: LannoyeCommittee: ENVIref.: 1996/0115session doc.: A5-0217/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments 3
Σ amendments/comPARL. 9
Σ amendments/GrPOL: 1
T: 0Pr: 0OCA: 1Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 2
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 3
Council directive on certain partly or wholly dehydrated preserved milk for humanconsumption (reconsultation on commitology)
Rapporteur: LannoyeCommittee: ENVIref.: 1996/0116session doc.: A5-0217/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments1
Σ amendments/comPARL.1
Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0Pr: 0OCA: 1Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 1
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil directive on fruit jams, jellies and marmalades and chestnut purée intended forhuman consumption (reconsultation on commitology)
Rapporteur: LannoyeCommittee: ENVIref.: 1996/0118session doc.: A5-0217/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.ApprovedDate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler06/09/2001
Σ amendments0
Σ amendments/comPARL.0
Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
Council decision concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the EuropeanCommunity and Romania establishing certain conditions for the carriage of goods byroad and the promotion of combined transport
Rapporteur: HatzidakisCommittee: RETTref.: 2001/0032session doc.: A5-0268/2001procédure/stage: AVC ***
Decision: legislative prop.ApprovedDate: 05/09/2001
Council: withoutdebateCommission: without debate
Σ amendments0
Σ amendments/comPARL.0
Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0
Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectReport on the joint text approved by the Conciliation Committee for a European
Parliament and Council directive on national emission ceilings for certain atmosphericpollutants
Rapporteur: MyllerCommittee: DELEref.: 1999/0067session doc.: A5-0292/2001procédure/stage: COD ***III
Decision: joint text approvedDate: 20/09/2001
Council: .../...Commission: Wallström19/09/2001 Σ amendments :
0Σ amendments/comPARL:0Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0
Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectReport on the joint text approved by the Conciliation Committee for a European
Parliament and Council directive on the limitation of emissions of certain pollutantsinto the air from large combustion plants
Rapporteur: Oomen-RuijtenCommittee: DELEref.: 1998/0225session doc.: A5-0293/2001procédure/stage: COD ***III
Decision: joint text approvedDate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Wallström19/09/2001
Σ amendments : 0
Σ amendments/comPARL:0Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0
Pr: 0OCA: 0Def: 0DrOb: 0CompEx:
0DispProc:
0MA: 0DispTrans:
0Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil regulation amending Regulation (EC) n° 1267/1999 establishing anInstrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession
Rapporteur: FoliasCommittee: CONTref.: 2001/0058session doc.: A5-0295/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Wallström19/09/2001
Σ amendments : 6
Σ amendments/comPARL:6Σ amendments/GrPOL:0
T: 0
Pr: 1
OCA: 0
Def: 0
DrOb: 0
CompEx: 2
DispProc: 3
MA: 0
DispTrans: 0
Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 0€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 3[X]= 2ε.a= 1
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectCouncil directive on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting
and withdrawing refugee status
Rapporteur: WatsonCommittee: LIBEref.: 2000/0238session doc.: A5-0291/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Reding20/09/2001
Σ amendments : 109
Σ amendments/comPARL:111Σ amendments/GrPOL:7
T: 0Pr:
6
OCA:3
Def:6
DrOb:8
CompEx: 8
DispProc: 22
MA: 45
DispTrans: 2
Ann:9
L= 0= 1ΑΩ- 1€= 0<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 1[X]= 0ε.a= 106
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Breakdown of amendments byProposal Vote in plenary
type structure target subjectInitiative by the Governments of the French Republic, the Kingdom of Sweden and theKingdom of Belgium for the adoption by the Council of a Framework Decision on theexecution in the European Union of orders freezing assets or evidence
Rapporteur: MarinhoCommittee: LIBEref.: 2001/0803session doc.: A5-0274/2001procédure/stage: CNS *
Decision: legislative prop.AmendedDate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Reding20/09/2001
Σ amendments : 13
Σ amendments/comPARL: 13Σ amendments/GrPOL:1
T: 0
Pr: 3
OCA: 1
Def: 1
DrOb: 0
CompEx: 2
DispProc: 4
MA: 2
DispTrans: 0
Ann: 0
L= 0= 0ΑΩ- 2€= 11<<<<=>>>>= 0i-PE= 0[X]= 0ε.a= 0
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POST-SESSION.BUDG
Proceedings in plenary take place in the sequence laid down in the final agenda. The table below contains information about statements by and communications from theother institutions and about the adoption of reports connected with work on the budget. In particular, it indicates the action to be taken on each topic, and the time-framefor that action.
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Budget Work
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingDraft budget for 2002
author: Councilref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: BUD
decision: /date: /
Council: Vande Lanotte 05/09/2001Commission: /
to whom addressed: /
2002 budget procedure 1st reading ofdraft budget OCTII-01
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POST-SESSION.CTRL
Proceedings in plenary take place in the sequence laid down in the final agenda. The table below contains information about statements by and communications from theother institutions and about the adoption of non-legislative reports. In particular, it indicates the action to be taken on each topic, and the time-frame for that action.
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Political Scrutiny
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingEuropean governance
author: Commissionref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: communication
decision: /date: /
Council: /Commission: Prodi 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: /
Presentation of white paper and consideration of five topics: greateropenness, participation, responsibility, efficiency and consistency
procedure inprogress
Bonn Conference on climate change
author: Commissionref.: /session doc.: B5-0539/2001procedure/stage: statement withdebate
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Wallström 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Commission,Council, governments andparliaments of Member States,Secretariat of UN FrameworkConvention on Climate Change
Concrete Directive proposals on the flexible mechanism (emissions tradingregime) for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and on the EuropeanClimate Change Programme and adoption of legislation on CO2 limits forall kinds of vehicle;Communication based on the European Climate Change Programme;deadline: as soon as possible
end of 2001
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT72
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingSituation in the Middle East
author: Council, Commissionref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: statement
decision: /date: /
Council: Neyts-Uytebroeck 04/09/2001Commission: Patten 4/09/2001
to whom addressed: /
Progress report, setting out the measures taken not stated
Conclusions of the G8 meeting inGenoa
author: Council, Commissionref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: statement
decision: /date: /
Council: Neyts-Uytebroeck05/09/2001Commission: Vitorino 5/09/2001
to whom addressed: /
Progress and information report on the conclusions of the Justice & HomeAffairs Council of 13-07-01
not stated
Estonias application for membershipof the European Union and the stateof negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2177session doc.: A5-0251/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Estonia
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);
need for greater flexibility as regards the size of projects to be financedunder the ISPA programme;vigorous opposition to any attempt to introduce any new requirements forapplicant countries;full participation by Estonia in the Common Foreign and Security Policy
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 73
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingLatvias application for membershipof the European Union and the stateof negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2176session doc.: A5-0252/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Latvia
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);
Speeding-up of the implementation of the SAPARD programme;Careful monitoring of the implementation of the new proposals in theCommission's White Paper on Food Safety;Participation in the Community's new health action programme launchedin 2000
time-table fornegotiations
Lithuanias application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2178session doc.: A5-0253/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Lithuania
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);
Speeding-up of the implementation of the SAPARD programme;Drawing-up of a national and regional comprehensive strategic plan forrestructuring of the region around the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant
time-table fornegotiations
Polands application for membershipof the European Union and the stateof negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2174session doc.: A5-0254/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Poland
Compromise agreement to be reached on participation in the commonagricultural policy on the basis of the proposal for a phasing-in of directpayments;Process of liberalisation of the flow of all long-term capital, includingmoney for the purchase of real estate, to be completed;Implementation of the Community acquis on transport, especially in thefield of market access, social and safety legislation and in the field of roadtaxes and charges
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT74
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingThe Czech Republics application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2180session doc.: A5-0255/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council:/Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of the CzechRep.
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);Participation in the LIFE programme;Putting into place the mechanisms necessary to link effectively to theCommunity's Rapid Alert System the European Food Safety Authority;Consideration of zero-option, especially as problems continue to come tolight over faults in the past construction of both the nuclear and non-nuclear sections of the Temelin nuclear power plant
time-table fornegotiations
Slovakias application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2173session doc.: A5-0256/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate : 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Slovakia
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);Participation in the Community's new health action programme launchedin 2000;OLAF report concerning the suspicion of misappropriation of Communityfunds (PHARE and ISPA) to be forwarded; assessment by theCommission and the Slovak government of any damage to the EU budgetand measures taken to remedy the situation;Putting into place the mechanisms necessary to link effectively to theCommunity's Rapid Alert System the European Food Safety Authority;Closing down and decommissioning of reactors 1 and 2 at the BohuniceV1 nuclear power station, upgrading of Bohunice V2 and the remainingupgrading safety measures scheduled for Mochovce units 1 and 2
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 75
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingHungarys application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2175session doc.: A5-0257/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate : 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Hungary
Revision to increase the number of Hungarian MEPs to 22;Forceful measures to combat trafficking in human beings and childprostitution;Repeal of provisions of Criminal Code which discriminate againsthomosexuals and lesbians;need to complete the setting-up of the administrative structures for theimplementation of the CAP, notably in the veterinary and plant healthsubsectors
time-table fornegotiations
2000 Regular Report from theCommission on Bulgarias progresstowards accession
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2179session doc.: A5-0258/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council:/Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Bulgaria
Critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);Putting into place the mechanisms necessary to link effectively to theCommunity's Rapid Alert System the European Food Safety Authority;need to establish a national information system compliant with thestandards of the Schengen Information System (SIS) as part of the fightagainst organised crime;rapid introduction of enabling legislation for the Child Protection Act andprovision of information on the situation of children in Bulgarianorphanages
time-table fornegotiations
Romanias application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2172session doc.: procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Romania
critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);and with regard to the following subjects: minorities, childrens rights,border controls (visa restrictions and internal security), Romaniascontribution to regional stability
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT76
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingSlovenias application formembership of the European Unionand the state of negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2181session doc.: A5-0260/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Slovenia
speeding up the privatisation of the leading banks in Ljubljana andMaribor;putting into place the mechanisms necessary to link effectively to theCommunity's Rapid Alert System the European Food Safety Authority;promotion of measures and projects within the context of Corridor Vaimed at the physical and socio-economic integration of the EU-Sloveniacross-border areas;participation in the Community's new health action programme launchedin 2000;integration of the principles of equal pay for work of equal value, equaltreatment of women and men in employment, occupation and vocationaltraining, and reconciliation of work and family life into the Slovene legalframework;adoption of appropriate measures to prevent monopolies on thedistribution of the printed media
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 77
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingCypruss application for membershipof the European Union and the stateof negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1997/2171session doc.: A5-0261/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Rep. ofCyprus, govt. & Grand NationalAssembly of Rep. of Turkey
the issue of missing persons to be put on the agenda for the next meetingwith Turkey;reduction of transition periods for full compliance with the environmentalacquis; intermediate targets to be established;participation in the Community's new health action programme launchedin 2000;putting into place the mechanisms necessary to link effectively to theCommunity's Rapid Alert System the European Food Safety Authority;enhancement of administrative and judicial capacity to enable Cyprus toimplement correctly the acquis communautaire;support for and development of all bi-communal activities, makingfunding far more easily available for appropriate projects;contact between the European Parliament, representatives of the TurkishCypriot community, civil society, journalists and all Turkish Cypriotpolitical parties;recognition by Turkey of UN Security Council Resolution 1354/01concerning the six-month extension to the mandate of UNFICYP
time-table fornegotiations
Maltas application for membershipof the European Union and the stateof negotiations
author: commAFETref.: 1999/2029session doc.: A5-0262/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govt. & parl. of Malta
critical assessment on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria (political,economic and acquis criteria);preparation of legislation to implement fully the provisions of the Erica 1and 2 packages, including in particular the installation of Voyage DataRecorders on Maltese vessels;adoption of strategies for integrating minorities;proper application of the EU acquis as regards nature protection;Malta to present its negotiating position on the agriculture chapter as soonas possible;need for financial and technical support for modernisation of publicadministration
time-table fornegotiations
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT78
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingEnlargement process
author: commAFETref.: /session doc.: B5-0538/2001procedure/stage: QUO CSL
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: Neyts-Uytebroeck04/09/2001Commission: Verheugen 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates, govts. of applicant countries
Commission to provide regularly updated figures on the financial costs ofenlargement until 2006 as the accession negotiations proceed;Commission to make sufficient financial support available to help thecandidate countries to fully align their statistical procedures andmethodologies with EC standards;special cross-border accompanying measures to alleviate the consequencesof the free movement of workers and services for the labour market;careful monitoring of the implementation of the new proposals containedin the Commissions white paper on food safety;linking of the enlargement process to the effective deployment ofinstruments to prevent and combat all forms of trafficking in women
time-table fornegotiations
25 years application of Communitylegislation for hill and mountainfarming
author: commAGRIref.: 2000/2222session doc.: A5-0277/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, countries concerned
Communication setting out the EUs position and actions in relation to2002: International Year of Mountains, proclaimed by the United Nations;
Complete EU strategy for the sustainable development of mountainregions in the EU and applicant countries;
gradual shift in EU funding resources for agriculture towards the secondpillar of agricultural policy (development of rural areas)
not stated
Cultural cooperation in the EuropeanUnion
author: commCULTref.: 2000/2323session doc.: A5-0281/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Reding 04/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts & parls ofMember States and applicantcountries, Council of Europe
proposal for a decision based on Article 151(5) of the Treaty;report to the European Parliament and the Council on the financing ofcultural activities by means of subsidies from the Structural Funds;setting up a European observatory to monitor cultural cooperation;convening of a second Cultural Forum to redefine the values, objectivesand forms of cultural cooperation in Europe;study into the possibility of approximating at Community level theprinciples governing the tax arrangements for works of art and artisticwork, particularly concerning VAT
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 79
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingBasic education in developingcountries in the context of the UnitedNations General Assembly SpecialSession on Children in September2001
author: commDEVEref.: 2001/2030session doc.: A5-0278/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Fischler 6/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, Co-Presidents of theACP-EU Joint ParliamentaryAssembly, UNGASS secretariat,UNICEF, UNESCO, nationaldelegations to the UN GeneralAssembly, SG of the UN, WorldBank, IMF
launching of a Global Initiative on education, as promised at Dakar;delivery of essential funding through aid and debt relief as a means ofensuring that no government which is striving to achieve free, good qualityprimary education for all will fail through a lack of resources;proposal for a directive to break the link between aid for the educationsector and aid intended to finance the supply of goods and the provision ofservices within the framework of EU aid programmes
not stated
State of application of the Directiveon the establishment of a Europeanworks council or a procedure inCommunity-scale undertakings andCommunity-scale groups ofundertakings for the purposes ofinforming and consulting employees
author: commEMPLref.: 2000/2214session doc.: A5-0282/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 04/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Bolkestein 03/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, two sides of industry
revision of Directive 94/45/EC; to be performed rapidlypenalties for undertakings which violate the obligations arising from
Directive 94/45/EC;setting-up of world-wide works councils;
as soon aspossible
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT80
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingZimbabwe
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0549/2001procedure/stage: debate on topicalsubject
decision: RC adopted with AMdate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, EU Member States,applicant countries, govt. &parliament of Zimbabwe, UN SG,ACP-EU Joint ParliamentaryAssembly, SG of the SADC, SG ofthe OAU, SG of the Commonwealth,President of the World Bank &Chairman of the EIB
Call on the French Government to adhere to the line taken by other EUMember States in reducing or suspending its financial engagement in
Zimbabwe;concrete steps that might be taken by EU states to bring pressure to bear onPresident Mugabe and to take joint action accordingly at the next GeneralAffairs Council on 8 October 2001;necessary steps to suspend Zimbabwe from the Commonwealth until therule of law is restored
not stated
Foot-and-mouth disease
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0548/2001procedure/stage: debate on topicalsubject
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
Publication of a statement dealing with the following issues:the duration of FMD in the United Kingdom; non-use of the option of ringvaccination; measures to prevent and control risks of contamination withinEU territory and from the point of view of external border controls;progress in developing new tests and marker vaccines; the direct costs, thecost-benefit ratios of the various strategies for combating the epidemic andthe impact on the budget
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 81
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingMauritania
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0545/2001procedure/stage: debate humanrights
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govt. of Mauritania,UN SG, Co-Presidents of theACP/EU Joint ParliamentaryAssembly
Call for the immediate and unconditional release of Mr Melainine and thetwo other MPF members;next elections to be held in the presence of international observers,including a delegation of Members of the European Parliament;opening of consultations with Mauritania in accordance with the procedurelaid down in Article 96 of the Cotonou Agreement
not stated
Togo
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0546/2001procedure/stage: debate humanrights
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Commission,ACP-EU Council, govt. of Togo
immediate and unconditional release of Mr Yawovi Agboyibo;holding, as soon as possible, of free and transparent elections;monitoring of elections and presence of observers from the EuropeanParliament
not stated
Cambodia
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0558/2001procedure/stage: debate humanrights
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, UN, ASEAN, govt. &parliament of Cambodia
immediate action to stop the violence;extension of the period of voter registration;sending of an EU observer mission to monitor the elections;setting-up of a programme aimed at conducting voter education andtraining of electoral agents and party candidates
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT82
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingAfghan refugees seeking asylum inAustralia
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0559/2001procedure/stage: debate humanrights
decision: RC adopted with AMdate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Commission,Council and govts of Australia,Norway, Nauru, New Zealand andIndonesia and the UN SG
necessary measures to lay down an obligation for coastal states to assistthe stranded and ensure that they are treated in accordance with theprocedures provided for in the International Convention on the Status ofRefugees of 28 July 1951;this issue to be addressed in the framework of the United Nations byidentifying solutions which may include some form of sharedresponsibilities between States at regional and international level;
not stated
Attack on a train in Angola
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0544/2001procedure/stage: debate humanrights
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Commission,Council, UN SG, SG of the AfricanUnion, EU Member States &applicant states, govt. & parliamentof Angola, Member States of theCotonou Partnership Agreement &Unita
call on the EU Presidency (BE), the EU Foreign Ministers and theCommission to prioritise the resolution of the continued crisis in Angola;reinforcement of action to stop supplies of land mines, air-to-air missilesand other weapons
Presidency-in-Office (BE) of theCouncil
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 83
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingAntipersonnel landmines
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0542/2001procedure/stage: debate on topicalsubject
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Commission,Council, govts of Member States, UNSG, International Committee of theRed Cross, Committee for theInternational Campaign to BanLandmines, ACP-EU JointAssembly, and govts of the UnitedStates of America, the RussianFederation and the People's Republicof China
increased resources to be provided for humanitarian demining and mineawareness and landmine victim rehabilitation and assistance programmes
not stated
Drought in Central America
author: Political groupsref.: /session doc.: B5-0547/2001procedure/stage: debate on topicalsubject
decision: Joint res. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Lamy 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts of the CentralAmerican countries and the CentralAmerican Parliament
Assessment of the consequences of the drought and introduction ofemergency aid mechanisms to help to alleviate the famine;
2002 budgetprocedure
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT84
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingCommission's seventeenth annualreport on monitoring the applicationof Community law (1999)
author: commJURIref.: 2000/2197session doc.: A5-0250/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 04/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Kinnock 03/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, Court of Justice, govts& parliaments of Member States
evaluation of statistics contained in the annual report;simplification of Community law by means of the SLIM initiative;new rules for the consideration of petitions and re-examination ofprocedure for them;detailed consideration of the impact of future enlargements on theeffectiveness of the present system of transposing directives andmonitoring the application thereof;putting forward of proposals for imposing automatic penalties uponMember States which do not transpose Community legislation in themanner prescribed;publication of a report on compliance with Community law
not stated
Reform of the Commission
author: commJURI, commBUDGref.: /session doc.: B5-0330/2001procedure/stage: QUO COM
decision: /date: /
Council: /Commission: Kinnock 03/09/2001
to whom addressed: /
progress report and list of measures adopted procedure inprogress
The European Union's role incombating terrorism
author: commLIBEref.: 2001/2016session doc.: A5-0273/2001procedure/stage: recommendation
decision: recommendation adopteddate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Vitorino 5/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts & parliaments
Framework decision establishing minimum rules relating to the constituentelements of criminal acts and to penalties in the field of terrorism;Framework decision abolishing formal extradition procedures andadopting the principle of mutual recognition of decisions on criminalmatters;Framework decision establishing measures governing and guaranteeing theimplementation of a European search and arrest warrant;Appropriate legal instruments for the approximation of national legislationconcerning the compensation of victims of terrorist crimes
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 85
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingStrategy for Creating a SaferInformation Society by Improvingthe Security of InformationInfrastructures and CombatingComputer-related Crime
author: commLIBEref.: 2001/2070session doc.: A5-0284/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Liikanen 5/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
Recommendations on:the direct responsibility of the Community and the Union;the need for an international initiative;the organisation of a Community Forum on Computer-related Crime;convening of a conference of legal experts from the Member States andapplicant countries to consider the problems caused by computer-relatedcrime and jurisdiction over offences involving use of the Internet;assessment of the effectiveness of the existing legislative frameworkprovided by Directives 95/46/EC and 97/66/EC
not stated
Deliberations of the Committee onPetitions during the parliamentaryyear 2000-2001
author: commPETIref.: 2001/2010session doc.: A5-0236/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio 6/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts and parliamentsof Member States and their petitionscommittees, the EuropeanOmbudsman and the nationalombudsmen or similar organs in theMember States
general public's right of petition to be included as a topic on the agenda forthe planned Convention on future EU integration;study of amendments which must be made to Title XVII of Annex VI ofthe Rules of Procedure;drafting of a new Interinstitutional Agreement to ensure that petitions areprocessed more effectively and rapidly
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT86
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingEuropean Ombudsman's SpecialReport to the European Parliamentfollowing the own-initiative inquiryinto the existence and the publicaccessibility, in the differentCommunity institutions and bodies,of a Code of Good AdministrativeBehaviour
author: commPETIref.: 2000/2212session doc.: A5-0245/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio 6/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, European Ombudsman
Modifications to the European Ombudsman's draft;Appropriate proposal for a regulation containing a Code of GoodAdministrative Behaviour based on Article 308 of the Treaty establishingthe European Community
not stated
Annual report on the activities of theEuropean Ombudsman for theyear 2000
author: commPETIref.: 2001/2043session doc.: A5-0280/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio 6/09/2001
to whom addressed: EuropeanOmbudsman, all bodies andinstitutions of the EU, govts andparliaments of the Member States andnational Ombudsmen or equivalentcounterparts
reduction of the response-time for processing complaints;cooperation with Parliament in the matter of the re-drafting of the Inter-Institutional Agreement with the European Commission and the Councilon the processing of petitions and complaints
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 87
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingProtection of air passengers in theEuropean Union
author: commRETTref.: 2000/2299session doc.: A5-0249/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: /Commission: de Palacio 4/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
specific proposals outlining how the Charter on Passenger Rights inEurope can be disseminated more widely;review of overbooking, ticketing and seat allocation arrangements ofairlines, particularly with a view to the standardisation of complaint formsacross the European Union;legislative proposals to prohibit any European Union airline or airportfrom charging an extra fee to persons with reduced mobility;independent evaluation of the possible public health risks for airpassengers who travel on long-haul flights, including carrying out acomprehensive study into the whole issue of deep vein thrombosis
not stated
Existence of a global system for theinterception of private andcommercial communications(ECHELON interception system)
author: commTEMPref.: 2001/2098session doc.: procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 05/09/2001
Council: Neyts-Uytebroeck05/09/2001Commission: Liikanen 5/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, Secretary-General andParliamentary Assembly of theCouncil of Europe, govts andparliaments of Member States andapplicant countries, the United States,Australia, New Zealand and Canada
measures to be taken in the context of:the conclusion and amendment of international agreements on the
protection of citizens and firms;national legislative measures to protect citizens and firms;measures to combat industrial espionage;the implementation of the law and the monitoring of that implementation;protection of citizens and firms
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT88
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingCrossing external borders and thedevelopment of Schengencooperation
author: commLIBEref.: 2000/2015session doc.: A5-0233/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Reding 20/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission and Schengen JointSupervisory Authority
Operation of the Schengen Information System in accordance with theEuropean Charter of Fundamental Rights;
Participation by the United Kingdom and Ireland in the Schengen acquisand indication of the calendar for the legal and technical modificationsrequired;Replacement of the Schengen rules on confidentiality of documents withrules on public access to documents;annual report on measures adopted in the area of freedom, security andjustice;creation of a working group within the framework of COSAC withresponsibility for activities relating to the area of freedom, security andjustice;full participation by Parliament in the debate on measures to remedy theshortcomings in the field of police cooperation;legally binding instrument on the data protection standards to be applied inthe third pillar which affords guarantees equivalent to the provisions ofDirective 95/46/EC;adoption of uniform standards, procedures, powers and separate budget forthe operation of the single supervisory body in respect of its activitiesunder the three conventions (Schengen, Europol and Customs Use);Schengen Information System to be managed by a separate agency,financed from the EU budget
not stated
ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 89
Bulletin 22.10.2001 - EN - PE 305.000
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingCommissions 11th Annual Reporton the Structural Funds(1999)
author: commRETTref.: 2001/2057session doc.: A5-0247/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Barnier 19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, parliaments of MemberStates
a policy priority and effect of the Funds to be participation by smallbusinesses;simplification of the planning of the Structural Funds and assistance tonational authorities in adjusting to the new regulations by means of anactive information policy;stepping up of implementation of joint measures combining regionaldevelopment and employment policy;joint implementation of the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund in theinterests of internal regional equality in the beneficiary states, and fullanalysis of their effectiveness;special measures to deal with the major problem of insecure employment,particularly in the case of women;annual reports on the Structural Funds to provide a breakdown by genderof data regarding the impact of assistance on the integration of women andmen into the labour market, on education and vocational training, on theestablishment of women in business and on the reconciliation of familyand working life;formulation of a cohesion policy for the period after 2006;detailed report on measures financed by the Structural Funds in the field offisheries in the period 1994-1999, and a study of the socio-economicsituation in the Unions fishing regions;list of measures to ensure compliance with the principle of additionality;active involvement of Parliament in the process of assessingappropriations
not stated
as soon aspossible
in 2002as soon aspossible
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Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingCommission's Annual Report 1999on the Cohesion Fund
author: commRETTref.: 2001/2058session doc.: A5-0248/2001procedure/stage: COS
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Barnier 19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
Improvement of the process introduced for the purpose of simplifying theCohesion Fund;study into the causes of the varying effectiveness of, and the differingresults achieved by, the Cohesion Fund in the eligible Member States;active involvement of Parliament in evaluating appropriations;utmost rigour to be applied when assessing the environmental impact ofprojects financed by means of the Cohesion Fund;an enhanced role for Parliament with regard to compliance with the Codeof Conduct on implementation of structural policies agreed with theCommission in 1999;improvements to information relating to project assessment
not stated
Equal pay for work of equal value
author: commRETTref.: 2000/2312session doc.: A5-0275/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Diamantopoulou19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts of MemberStates, two sides of industry
Formulation of an overall strategy for bridging the gender pay gap not stated
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Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingHarassment at the workplace
author: commEMPLref.: 2001/2339session doc.: A5-0283/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Diamantopoulou19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, European Foundationfor Living and Working Conditions,European Agency for Health andSafety at Work
long-term, systematic and preventive efforts, particularly to counteractbullying at work;inclusion of quantitative indicators relating to bullying at work in theindicators for the quality of work;clarification or extension of the scope of the framework directive on healthand safety at work, or, alternatively, the drafting of a new frameworkdirective as a legal instrument to combat bullying;debate on how voluntary networks or organisations against bullying can besupported;green paper providing a detailed analysis of the situation regarding theissue of bullying at work in the various Member States;action programme of measures at Community level against bullying atwork; the action programme is to include a timetable;
not stated
Laeken EuropeanCouncil
March 2002October 2002
Female genital mutilation
author: commFEMMref.: 2001/2035session doc.: A5-0285/2001procedure/stage: Own-init.
decision: resol. adopted with AMdate : 20/09/2001
Council: /Commission: Diamantopoulou19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission, govts of Member States& ACP countries
complete strategy to eliminate the practice of female genital mutilation inthe EU;awareness campaign to maximise the impact of existing legislation and,where this does not exist, to assist in the formulation and adoption of suchlegislation;adoption of measures pursuant to Article 13 of the EC Treaty;measures as regards the issuing of residence permits and protection for thevictims of this practice and recognition of the right to asylum of womenand girls at risk of being subjected to FGM;all necessary steps to ensure that the topic access to asylum procedures forwomen at risk of female genital mutilation is included as a priority itemon the agenda for the UN General Assembly in 2002;consideration of the question of a strategy against FGM in discussionswith ACP countries;
not stated
2002
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Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingInformal Council of 21/09/2001:measures against terrorism
author: Councilref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: statement
decision: /date: 19/09/2001
Council: Neyts-Uyttebroeck19/09/2001Commission: Vitorino 19/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
progress report and list of measures taken not stated
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Miscellaneous decisions
Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingAmendment of Article 3 of theStatute of the Ombudsman
author: commAFCOref.: 1999/2215session doc.: A5-0240/2001procedure/stage: ACI
decision: resol. Adopteddate: 06/09/2001
Council: /...Commission: de Palacio 06/09/2001
to whom addressed: Council,Commission
Amendment of Article 3(2) of the decision of 9 March 1994, Article195(4) of the ECT
procedure inprogress
Rural development in the context ofAgenda 2000: interim review in theUnion and applicant countries
author: commAGRIref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: referral toECOSOC
decision: consultation approveddate: 03/09/2001
Council: without debateCommission: without debate
to whom addressed: ECOSOC
request for consultation of ECOSOC(Rule 52 of the Rules of Procedure)
March 2002
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Subject Vote in plenary Action to be taken TimingInterim review of commonorganisations of the market inconnection with Agenda 2000
author: commAGRIref.: /session doc.: /procedure/stage: referral toECOSOC
decision: consultation approveddate: 03/09/2001
Council: without debateCommission: without debate
to whom addressed: ECOSOC
request for consultation of ECOSOC(Rule 52 of the Rules of Procedure)
March 2002
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POST-SESSION.IMPACTLegislative acts are proposed, considered and adopted in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Treaties. In accordance with the agreement of 17 November 1994between the European Parliament and the Commission, the latter informs Parliament of the action taken further to acts adopted in plenary. The action taken is announcedin plenary.
The impact/rate of acceptance of amendments is assessed on the basis of the analytical table shown in POST-SESSION.leg. The rate of acceptance for each field to whichthe amendments relate ranges from 0% to 100%. A rate of 100% indicates total acceptance of Parliament’s amendments.
In view of the deadlines set to each institution involved in the legislative procedure, the table of information on the action taken by the Commission refers to the legislationadopted by Parliament in part-session n-2, whereas that relating to final texts refers to that whose adoption stage has been completed and which have been published inthe L series of the OJ.
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Breakdown of the rate of acceptance of amendmentsSubjecttype structure Target subject
Observations on the furtherprocedure
European Parliament and Council directive on theorganisation of the working time of persons whoseoccupation is the performance of mobile road-transportactivities
rapporteur:committee: EMPLref.:1998/0319session doc.:A5-0196/2001procedure/stage: COD ***IIdate of adoption:
Titre: 10% Preamb:15%Objet:47,22%Déf:10%Oblig: no am.Exec:42%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 35%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 35,29%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 35,25%
In its opinion, the Commission will take accountof those of Parliaments amendments which itsupports. In particular, a compromise might besought on the issue of self-employed drivers andnight work. The possibility of a conciliationprocedure cannot be excluded.
Council Framework Decision on combating the sexualexploitation of children and child pornography
rapporteur:committee: LIBEref.:2001/0025session doc.:A5-0206/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:100% Objet:55,88%Déf:100%Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures:13,75%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= 100%ΑΩ-= 10%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 40,94%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 41,76%
The consideration of this matter by Councilworking parties which began during the SVPresidency is continuing under the BEPresidency. At present it would not be possible tosay that conditions were favourable for agreementto be reached.
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Observations on the furtherprocedure
Council regulation on the conclusion of the Protocolsetting out the fishing opportunities and financialcontribution provided for in the Agreement betweenthe European Economic Community and the IslamicFederal Republic of the Comoros on fishing off theComoros for the period from 28 February 2001 to 27February 2004
rapporteur:committee: PECHref.:2001/0088session doc.:A5-0192/2001procedure/stage:CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:0%Objet:: no am.Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:0%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= 0%[X]= no am.ε.a= 0%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 0%
The Commission does not intend to present anamended proposal. It was intended that theCouncil should adopt the proposal as an "A" itemat the ECOFIN Council of 10 July 2001.
Council regulation derogating from certain provisionsof Council Regulation (EC) No 2792/1999 layingdown the detailed rules and arrangements regardingCommunity structural assistance in the fisheries sector
rapporteur:committee: PECHref.:2001/0035session doc.:A5-0190/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb: no am.Objet:100%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 100%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= no am.
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 100%
At the Fisheries Council of 18 June 2001, theCommission Mr Fischler presented itsposition orally. The same Council had beenintending to adopt the proposal.
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Observations on the furtherprocedure
Council regulation amending Regulation (EC) No2792/1999 laying down the detailed rules andarrangements regarding Community structuralassistance in the fisheries sector
rapporteur:committee: PECHref.:2000/0310session doc.:A5-0189/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:42%Objet:: no am.Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:20%Transit:85%Ann:20%
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= 85%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 33%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 41,88%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The Commission considersthat some of Parliaments amendments those ofwhich the Commission is in favour should beconsidered in connection with a further proposalfor amendment of the regulation.
Council directive amending Directive 91/630/EEClaying down minimum standards for the protection ofpigs
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2001/0021session doc.:A5-0210/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:24%Objet:10,83%Déf:0%Oblig: no am.Exec:32,50%Proced: no am.Mesures:14,55%Transit:80%Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 43,57%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= 0%[X]= no am.ε.a= 13,26%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 19,68%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. Political agreement wasreached within the Council in June.
Council regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No1696/71 on the common organisation of the market inhops
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0330session doc.:A5-0204/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:0%Objet:0%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 0%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 0%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 0%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. Unanimous politicalagreement has been reached within the Council.The premium of € 480/ha was maintained. Theproposal should be adopted at a forthcomingCouncil meeting as an "A" item.
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Observations on the furtherprocedure
Council regulation amending Regulation (EC) No1254/1999 on the common organisation of the marketin beef and veal
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0317session doc.:A5-0197/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:10%Objet:: no am.Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 13,33%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 10%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
Council regulation introducing specific measures forcertain agricultural products for the Canary Islands
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0316session doc.:A5-0197/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:14,23%Objet:22,86%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures:15%Transit: no am.Ann:10%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 10%€= 13,67%<=>= 10%i-PE= 10%[X]= no am.ε.a= 18,44%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 16,25%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
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Council regulation introducing specific measures forcertain agricultural products for the Azores andMadeira
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0314session doc.:A5-0197/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:13,24%Objet:13,06%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures:11,90%Transit: no am.Ann:10%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 10%€= 10%<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 14,02%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 12,46%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
Council regulation introducing specific measures forcertain agricultural products for the French overseasDepartments
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0313session doc.:A5-0197/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:10%Objet:20%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures:21,79%Transit: no am.Ann:10%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 51,25%€= 10%<=>= 10%i-PE= 10%[X]= no am.ε.a= 14,40%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 16,71%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
Council regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No1601/92 concerning specific measures for the CanaryIslands with regard to certain agricultural products asregards the structural measures
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0309session doc.:A5-0195/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:35%Objet: 65%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:75%Transit:75%Ann: no am.
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= 75%€= 65%<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 65%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 53%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
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Observations on the furtherprocedure
Council regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No1600/92 concerning specific measures for the Azoresand Madeira relating to certain agricultural products asregards the structural measures
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0308session doc.:A5-0195/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:35%Objet:65%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:75%Transit:75%Ann: no am.
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= 75%€= 65%<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 65%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 53%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
Council regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No3763/91 introducing specific measures in respect ofcertain agricultural products for the benefit of theFrench overseas departments as regards the structuralmeasures
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0307session doc.:A5-0195/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:35%Objet:65%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:75%Transit:75%Ann: no am.
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= 75%€= 65%<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 65%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 53%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. The proposal was adopted bythe Council on 28 June 2001 as an "A" item.
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Council regulation amending Regulation (EC) No1259/1999 establishing common rules for directsupport schemes under the Common AgriculturalPolicy
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0335session doc.:A5-0184/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:15%Objet:no am.Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:20%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= 16,67%<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 20%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 17,50%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. On 19 June 2001 theAgriculture Council unanimously adopted theproposal, which sets the threshold at € 1250.
Council directive on Community measures for thecontrol of classical swine fever
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0214session doc.:A5-0143/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:20%Objet:24,71%Déf:10%Oblig: no am.Exec:10%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit:10%Ann:60%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 10%€= 10%<=>= 10%i-PE= 10%[X]= no am.ε.a= 24,81%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 22,12%
On 19 June the Presidency-in-Office (SV)presented to the Agriculture Council a proposalincorporating the Commissions position on theamendments adopted by the EP. Politicalagreement was reached on the proposed text.Thus amended, the text will be considered as an"A" item at the Council once all the languageversions are available.
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Observations on the furtherprocedure
Council decision establishing a Communitymechanism for the coordination of civil protectionintervention in the event of emergencies
rapporteur:committee: ENVIref.:2000/0248session doc.:A5-0180/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:53,64%Objet:48,82%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:57,50%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann:72,50%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= 56,25%i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 54,21%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 54,40%
The Commission has supported orally theamendments which it accepts when appearingbefore the Councils technical group. The HomeAffairs Council of 29 May 2001 agreed acommon approach, which was to be revised onthe basis of the EPs amendments.
Council regulation introducing special measures toterminate the service of officials of the Commission ofthe European Communities as part of the reform of theCommission
rapporteur:committee: JURIref.:2001/0027session doc.:A5-0194/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: 40% Preamb:33%Objet:33,75%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:30%Proced:no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 30%€= 23,33%<=>= no am.i-PE= 30%[X]= no am.ε.a= 36%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 33,50%
The Commission intends to submit an amendedproposal in Sept. 01. See also the debate inplenary on 3 Sept. 01 in connection withconsideration of the oral question tabled by thecommJURI and commBUDG, doc B5-0330/2001.
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Council directive amending Directive 77/388/EECwith a view to simplifying, modernising andharmonising the conditions laid down for invoicing inrespect of value added tax
rapporteur:committee: ECONref.:2000/0289session doc.:A5-0149/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:10%Objet:10%Déf:10%Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures:10%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 10%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 10%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 10%
The Commission does not intend to submit anamended proposal. As requested at the StockholmEuropean Council, it is important to reachagreement on this proposal before the end of theyear (2001). Four technical meetings havealready been held within the Council, and work iscontinuing under the Presidency-in-Office (BE).
Council framework decision on combating traffickingin human beings
rapporteur:committee: LIBEref.:2001/0024session doc.:A5-0183/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: 0% Preamb:100%Objet:52,14%Déf:10%Oblig: no am.Exec:13,33%Proced: no am.Mesures: 14,44%Transit:no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= 100%ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= 10%[X]= no am.ε.a= 42,78%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 43,42%
On 28 May 2001 the Justice & Home AffairsCouncil reached agreement in principle, pendingthe opinion of the EP. However, Mr Vitorinoindicated in plenary that the Commission did notintend to submit an amended proposal. TheCommission has nevertheless undertaken tosupport some of Parliaments amendments in theremainder of the procedure. On the basis of thisinformation it is not possible to forecast when thisproposal is likely to be adopted.
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Council decision on further exceptional financialassistance to Kosovo
rapporteur:committee: RETTref.:2001/0045session doc.:A5-0209/2001procedure/stage: CNS *date of adoption:
Titre: 60% Preamb:35,71%Objet:75%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:47,50%Proced: no am.Mesures:33,75%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= 0%= no am.ΑΩ-= 53,33%€= 20%<=>= 20%i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 46,11%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 75%
The Commission does not intend to submit aformal amended proposal. It presented itsposition to the Council orally on 18 June 2001.
European Parliament and Council directiveestablishing a Community monitoring, control andinformation system for maritime traffic
rapporteur:committee: RETTref.:2000/0325session doc.:A5-0208/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:58,57%Objet:37,86%Déf: no am.Oblig:no am.Exec:45%Proced:75%Mesures:66,67%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 27,50%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= 75%[X]= no am.ε.a= 52,86%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 48,21%
The Commission intends to submit its amendedproposal in Sept. 01. It should be possible toconclude the procedure at first reading. Rapidprogress is likely under the current Presidency-in-Office (BE).
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Regulation of the European Parliament and of theCouncil establishing a European Maritime SafetyAgency
rapporteur:committee: RETTref.:2000/0327session doc.: A5-0205/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:80%Objet:66%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:55%Proced:56%Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 80%€= 80%<=>= no am.i-PE= 77,50%[X]= no am.ε.a= 52,86%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 59,74%
In its amended proposal, which is scheduled forSept. 01, the Commission intends to take accountof the amendments of which it is in favour. TheCouncil began its consideration of the proposal inJuly. The common position of the Council is saidto be expected in December. The Presidency-in-Office (BE) is assigning priority to the matter.
European Parliament and Council directive onoccurrence reporting in civil aviation
rapporteur:committee: RETTref.:2000/0343session doc.:A5-0203/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:90%Objet:78,57%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:90%Proced:20%Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 20%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 81,11%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 75%
The Commissions amended proposal has beenscheduled for the beginning of September 2001 atthe latest. At present this proposal does not figurein the time-table of the Presidency-in-Office(BE). However, following contact with theBelgian authorities, and in view of the technicalnature of the proposal, the Presidency-in-Office(BE) could place the consideration of thisproposal on the agenda in the hope that theCouncil can adopt a common position at the endof the year.
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European Parliament and Council regulation on theestablishment of a fund for the compensation of oilpollution damage in European waters and relatedmeasures
rapporteur:committee: RETTref.:2000/0326session doc.:A5-0201/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre:30% Preamb:73,50%Objet:34,09%Déf:30%Oblig: no am.Exec:65%Proced:30%Mesures:50%Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 53,33%€= no am.<=>= 30%i-PE= 90%[X]= no am.ε.a= 47,14%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 47,94%
The Commissions amended proposal isscheduled for Sept./Oct. 2001. What course theprocedure then takes will depend mainly on theefforts made to establish similar arrangementsInternationally.
European Parliament and Council directive concerningstatistical surveys in order to determine the productionpotential of plantations of certain species of fruit trees
rapporteur:committee: AGRIref.:2000/0291session doc.:A5-0182/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb: no am.Objet:79,50%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 79,50%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 79,50%
The Commission intends to submit its amendedproposal shortly. It will not be possible for the actto be adopted at 1st reading.
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European Parliament and Council directive amendingCouncil Directives 90/425/EEC and 92/118/EEC asregards health requirements for animal by-products
rapporteur:committee: ENVIref.:2000/0230session doc.:A5-0185/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb: no am.Objet:90%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 90%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= no am.
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 90%
The Commissions amended proposal isscheduled for Sept. 2001. On 19 June 2001 theCouncil reached political agreement by aqualified majority. This was based on thecompromise proposal presented by thePresidency-in-Office (SV). The Commissionsupported it. This agreement does not alter theaims of the proposal, and it takes account of theEPs amendments. The Council has askedCOREPER, on the basis of this agreement, toprepare the common position of the Council foradoption as an "A" item at a forthcoming meetingof the Council. Its decision should be forwardedto the EP in Sept. or Oct. 01.
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European Parliament and Council regulation layingdown the health rules concerning animal by-productsnot intended for human consumption
rapporteur:committee: ENVIref.:2000/0259session doc.:A5-0200/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:60,77%Objet:70,38%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:67,50%Proced:65%Mesures:90%Transit: no am.Ann:70,50%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 63,75%€= no am.<=>= 50%i-PE= no am.[X]= 90%ε.a= 69,56%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 69,04%
The Commissions amended proposal isscheduled for Sept. 2001. On 19 June 2001 theCouncil reached political agreement by aqualified majority. This was based on thecompromise proposal presented by thePresidency-in-Office (SV). The Commissionsupported it. This agreement does not alter theaims of the proposal, and it takes account of theEPs amendments. The Council has askedCOREPER, on the basis of this agreement, toprepare the common position of the Council foradoption as an "A" item at a forthcoming meetingof the Council. Its decision should be forwardedto the EP in Sept. or Oct. 01.
European Parliament and Council regulation layingdown the general principles and requirements of foodlaw, establishing the European Food Authority, andlaying down procedures in matters of food safety
rapporteur:committee: ENVIref.:2000/0286session doc.:A5-0198/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: 20% Preamb:51,09%Objet:56,16%Déf:41,47%Oblig: no am.Exec:30,45%Proced:53,75%Mesures:55,91%Transit:20%Ann: no am.
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 57%€= 42,50%<=>= 60%i-PE= 47,67%[X]= 65%ε.a= 49,52%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 49,81%
Unanimous political agreement emerged withinthe Council on 27 June 2001. The Commissionwas unable to subscribe to this agreementbecause of its position regarding the compositionof the Management Board.
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European Parliament and Council Regulationamending Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 58/97concerning structural business statistics
rapporteur:committee: JURIref.:2001/0023session doc.:A5-0181/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:100%Objet:: no am.Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec: no am.Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann:100%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= no am.€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 100%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 100%
The Commission intends to incorporate in itsamended proposal amendments 1 to 9. TheCommission could also accept a number of ams.Proposed by the Council (limiting the breakdownof environmental characteristics to NACE 2level). It will not be possible to conclude theprocedure at first reading.
European Parliament and Council directive onuniversal service and users' rights relating to electroniccommunications networks and services
rapporteur:committee: JURIref.:2000/0183session doc.:A5-0202/2001procedure/stage: COD ***Idate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:54%Objet:76,94%Déf:75%Oblig: no am.Exec:71%Proced: no am.Mesures:62,61%Transit: no am.Ann:41,25%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 10%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= 75%[X]= no am.ε.a= 65,63%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 64,92%
The Commission intends to present its amendedproposal shortly. Political agreement was reachedwithin the Council on 27 June. The proposalshould be adopted towards the end of 2001 orearly in 2002.
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European Parliament and Council directive on ozone inambient air
rapporteur:committee: ENVIref.:1999/0068session doc.:A5-0187/2001procedure/stage: COD ***IIdate of adoption:
Titre: no am. Preamb:42,50%Objet:64,58%Déf: no am.Oblig: no am.Exec:65%Proced: no am.Mesures: no am.Transit: no am.Ann:42,50%
L= no am.= no am.ΑΩ-= 65%€= no am.<=>= no am.i-PE= no am.[X]= no am.ε.a= 58,67%
General rate of acceptanceof amendments: 59,41%
The Commission intends to present the amendedproposal. The Commission does not consider itvery likely that the Council will acceptParliaments amendments; the possibility of aconciliation procedure cannot be excluded.
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