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Danske\ Medlemmer\ T Europaudvalget EU-note - E 38 Offentligt Folketinget — Europaudvalget Christiansborg, den 6. februar 2007 EU-Sekretariatet Til udvalgets medlemmer og stedfortrædere Skiftedag i Europa-Parlamentet Resumé De nuværende medlemmer af Europa-Parlamentet blev valgt for en femårig periode i 2004. Funktionsperioden for Europa-Parlamentets politiske ledelse (formand, næstformænd og kvæstorer) udgør 2 ½ år, og det har midtvejs inde i valgperioden ført til en generel ”skiftedag” i Europa-Parlamentet. Denne note giver et overblik over resultatet af de ændringer, der er foretaget i Europa-Parlamentets sammensætning, herunder de danske medlemmers place- ring i udvalg og underudvalg. Noten indeholder en liste over Europa-Parla- mentets næstformænd og kvæstorer samt fordelingen af formandsposter og næstformandsposter i Europa-Parlaments udvalg og underudvalg. Til orientering fremsendes en oversigt over resultatet af de ændringer, der er foretaget i Europa-Parlamentets sammensætning midtvejs inde i den nuværen- de valgperiode. Noten indeholder en oversigt over de danske medlemmer af Europa- Parlamentet med angivelse af deres poster i udvalg, underudvalg og delegatio- ner. Dernæst følger en oversigt over de enkelte udvalg med oplysninger om for- mand, næstformænd og danske medlemmer. Noten indeholder tillige en liste over Europa-Parlamentets nyvalgte næstfor- mænd og kvæstorer. Der er 785 medlemmer af Europa-Parlamentet frem til næste EP-valg i juni 2009. Det er en forøgelse på 53 medlemmer som følge af Bulgariens og Rumæ- niens tiltrædelse af EU pr. 1. januar 2007. Ved valget i 2009 reduceres antallet igen til 732 medlemmer, hvilket betyder, at Danmark går fra 14 til 13 medlem- mer. Den elektroniske udgave af denne note (i pdf-format) indeholder links til en række relevante sider på Internettet, herunder til de danske medlemmer af Europa-Parlamentet, de enkelte udvalg m.v. Med venlig hilsen Niels Sørensen (3321) - 2 - Socialdemokratiet: Ole Christensen De Europæiske Socialdemokraters Gruppe Medlem - Udvalget om Beskæftigelse og Sociale Anliggender Stedfortræder - Udvalget om International Handel - Fiskeriudvalget Ole Christensen - Regionaludviklingsudvalget Dan Jørgensen De Europæiske Socialdemokraters Gruppe Medlem - Budgetkontroludvalget - Udvalget om Miljø, Folkesundhed og Fødevaresikkerhed (næstformand) - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Folkerepublikken Kina Stedfortræder Dan Jørgensen - Transport- og Turismeudvalget Poul Nyrup Rasmussen De Europæiske Socialdemokraters Gruppe Medlem - Udenrigsudvalget Stedfortræder - Økonomi- og Valutaudvalget Poul Nyrup Rasmussen Christel Schaldemose De Europæiske Socialdemokraters Gruppe Medlem - Udvalget om det Indre Marked og Forbrugerbeskyttelse Stedfortræder - Kultur- og Uddannelsesudvalget Christel Schaldemose - 3 - Britta Thomsen De Europæiske Socialdemokraters Gruppe Medlem - Udvalget om Industri, Forskning og Energi - Udvalget om Kvinders Rettigheder og Ligestilling - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Sydafrika (næstformand) Britta Thomsen Venstre: Niels Busk Gruppen Alliancen af Liberale og Demokrater for Europa Medlem - Udvalget om Landbrug og Udvikling af Landdistrikter - Fiskeriudvalget - Delegationen til Den Blandede Parlamentariske Forsamling AVS-EU Stedfortræder Niels Busk - Udvalget om Miljø, Folkesundhed og Fødevaresikkerhed Anne E. Jensen Gruppen Alliancen af Liberale og Demokrater for Europa Medlem - Budgetudvalget - Delegationen til Det Parlamentariske Samarbejdsudvalg EU-Rusland Stedfortræder - Udvalget om Beskæftigelse og Sociale Anliggender Anne E. Jensen - Transport- og Turismeudvalget - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Belarus Karin Riis-Jørgensen Gruppen Alliancen af Liberale og Demokrater for Europa Medlem - Udvalget om det Indre Marked og Forbrugerbeskyttelse - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Folkerepublikken Kina Stedfortræder - Økonomi- og Valutaudvalget Karin Riis-Jørgensen - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med De Forenede Stater - 4 - Konservative Folkeparti: Gitte Seeberg Gruppen for Det Europæiske Folkeparti (Kristelige Demokrater) og De Europæiske Demokrater Medlem - Udenrigsudvalget - Underudvalg om Sikkerhed og Forsvar Stedfortræder Gitte Seeberg - Det Midlertidige Udvalg om CIA's Påståede Brug af Europæiske Lande ved Transport og Ulovlig Tilbageholdelse af Fanger - Delegationen til Det Blandede Parlamentariske Udvalg EU-Tyrkiet - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Machrek-landene JuniBevægelsen: Jens-Peter Bonde Gruppen for Selvstændighed/Demokrati - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Schweiz, Island og Norge og Det Blandede EØS-Parlamentarikerudvalg Medlem - Formandskonferencen - Udvalget om Konstitutionelle Anliggender Jens-Peter Bonde Stedfortræder - Budgetkontroludvalget - Udvalget om det Indre Marked og Forbrugerbeskyttelse - Udvalget om Miljø, Folkesundhed og Fødevaresikkerhed SF: Margrete Auken Gruppen De Grønne/Den Europæiske Fri Alliance Medlem - Udviklingsudvalget - Udvalget om Miljø, Folkesundhed og Fødevaresikkerhed - Udvalget for Andragender - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Det Palæstinensiske Lovgivende Råd Margrete Auken Stedfortræder - Transport- og Turismeudvalget - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Israel - 5 - Dansk Folkeparti: Mogens Camre Gruppen Union for Nationernes Europa Medlem - Budgetkontroludvalget - Udvalget om Beskæftigelse og Sociale Anliggender - Delegationen til Det Blandede Parlamentariske Udvalg EU-Tyrkiet Stedfortræder Mogens Camre - Retsudvalget - Underudvalg om Sikkerhed og Forsvar - Det Midlertidige Udvalg om CIA's Påståede Brug af Europæiske Lande ved Transport og Ulovlig Tilbageholdelse af Fanger - Delegationen til Det Blandede Parlamentariske Udvalg EU-Chile Det Radikale Venstre: Anders Samuelsen Gruppen Alliancen af Liberale og Demokrater for Europa Medlem - Budgetudvalget - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Iran Stedfortræder - Udenrigsudvalget Anders Samuelsen - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med landene i Mellemamerika - Delegationen for Forbindelserne med Folkerepublikken Kina Folkebevægelsen: Søren Søndergaard Den Europæiske Venstrefløjs Fællesgruppe/Nordisk Grønne Venstre Medlem: - Budgetkontroludvalget - Udvalget om Borgernes Rettigheder og Retlige og Indre Anliggender Stedfortræder: - Udvalget om det Indre Marked og Forbrugerbeskyttelse Søren Søndergaard - 6 - Europa-Parlamentets udvalg Oversigt over Europa-Parlamentets udvalg og underudvalg med oplysninger om for- mænd, næstformænd og eventuelle danske medlemmer. 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