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Detailed Table of Contents 893 detailed table of contents 893 DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword V Summary of Contents VII Introduction IX Documentation 1 1. GENERAL 1 1.1. Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Youth, Culture, Educa- tion, Information and Sport on Sport and the Community, 2-4-1984 3 1.2. Resolution of the European Parliament on Sport in the Community, 13-4-1984 3 1.3. Resolution of the European Parliament on a Peoples Europe, 13-11-1985 6 1.4. Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Youth, Culture, Educa- tion, Information and Sport on Sport in the European Community and a Peoples Europe, 1-12-1988 9 1.5. Resolution of the European Parliament on Sport in the European Com- munity and a Peoples Europe, 17-2-1989 10 1.6. Commission Communication to the Council and the European Parlia- ment on the European Community and Sport, 31-7-1991 14 1.7. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question No. 2801/92 by Marc Galle: Community representation at sport events, 7-7-1993 14 1.8. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-245/93 by Freddy Blak: Relative importance of sport and olive oil, 28-2-1994 14 1.9. Report of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media on the European Community and Sport, 27 and 29-4-1994 14 1.10. Resolution of the European Parliament on the European Community and Sport, 6-5-1994 14 1.11. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-542/96 by Irini Lambraki: Application of Community law to the statutes of interna- tional and national sport federations, 15-4-1996 18 1.12. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-1269/96 by Antoni Gutiérrez Díaz: Professional boxing, 5-7-1996 18 1.13. Report of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media on the role of the European Union in the field of sport, 28-5-1997 18 1.14. Resolution of the European Parliament on the Role of the European Union in the field of sport, 13-6-1997 19 1.15. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2109/97 by Johanna Boogerd-Quaak: Promoting the euro in connection with Euro- pean sport policy, 15-9-1997 23 1.16. Treaty of Amsterdam, Amending the Treaty on European Union, the Treaties establishing the European Communities and certain related Acts, Annex, 2-10-1997 23 1.17. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question No. 3426/97 by Marjo Matikainen-Kallström: Creation of a Task Force on Sport, 27-11-1997 24 894 detailed table of contents 1.18. Presidency Conclusions of the Cardiff European Council, 15 and 24 16-6-1998 1.19. Commission Staff Working Paper, the development and prospects for Community action in the field of sport, 29-9-1998 24 1.20. Commission, Consultation document of DG X, the European model of sport 24 1.21. Presidency Conclusions of the Vienna European Council, 11 and 12-12- 1998 43 1.22. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2876/98 by Marjo Matikainen-Kallström, 14-12-1998 43 1.23. Conclusions of the first European Union conference on sport, Olympia (Greece), 20-23-5-1999 44 1.24. Conclusions of the Council Presidency on the occasion of the informal meeting of the sports ministers of the European Union, Paderborn 31-5 to 2-6-1999 [Paderborn Conclusions] 44 1.25. Opinion of the Committee of the Regions on the European model of sport, 16-9-1999 46 1.26. Report from the Commission to the European Council with a view to safeguarding current sports structures and maintaining the social func- tion of sport within the Community framework, 1-12-1999 [The Helsinki report on sport] 46 1.27. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2187/99 by Christos Folias and Ioannis Marinos: Treaty of Amsterdam and sport, 20-12-1999 53 1.28. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question P-2424/99 by Roberta Angelilli: Recognition of sport in the Treaty, 7-1-2000 53 1.29. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2256/99 by Robert Evans: Horse wrestling, 10-1-2000 53 1.30. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question P-102/00 by Pietro-Paolo Mennea: Request for specific recognition of amateur sport, 18-2-2000 54 1.31. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question P-1445/00 by Ariene McCarthy: Sport and the EU Treaties, 24-5-2000 54 1.32. Presidency Conclusions of the Santa Maria Da Feira European Council, 20-6-2000 54 1.33. Opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market for the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport on the report from the Commission to the European Council with a view to safeguarding current sports structures and maintaining the social func- tion of sport within the Community framework the Helsinki report on sport, 22-6-2000 54 1.34. Report of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport on the Commission report to the European Council with a view to safeguarding current sports structures and maintaining the social func- tion of sport within the Community framework the Helsinki report on sport, 18-7-2000 55 1.35. Resolution of the European Parliament on the Commission report to the European Council with a view to safeguarding current sports structures and maintaining the social function of sport within the Community framework the Helsinki report on sport, 7-9-2000 55 detailed table of contents 895 1.36. Reply on behalf of the Council to written question P-1528/00 by José Ribeiro e Castro: The Bosman Case revision of the EC Treaty and addition of a protocol on professional football or sport in general, 18 and 19-9-2000 60 1.37. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2501/00 by José Ribeiro e Castro: Recognition of the specific characteristics of sport in the Treaties, 25-9-2000 60 1.38. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2609/00 by José Ribeiro e Castro: UEFA EURO 2000: punishment of professional Portuguese footballers in violation of fundamental legal guarantees, 26-9-2000 60 1.39. Reply on behalf of the Council to written question P-2475/00 by José Ribeiro e Castro: Recognition of the specific nature of sport in the Trea- ties, 16-11-2000 60 1.40. Presidency Conclusions of the Nice European Council Meeting, 7 to 9-12-2000 60 1.41. Statement by the Sports Ministers of the European Union Member States pertaining to sport safety, the fight against doping and the spe- cific function of sport within the context of Community integration, 12-11-2001 63 1.42. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2937/01 by Juan Naranjo Escobar: Common policies implementation integrating sport, 19-12-2001 64 1.43. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-512/02 by Theresa Zabell: Sport, 12-4-2002 64 1.44. Commissions call for proposals DG EAC No. 33/02 Preparatory measures for a Community policy in the field of sport, 11-7-2002 64 1.45. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-1470/02 by Theresa Zabell: Actions connected with sport, 15-7-2002 65 1.46. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question P-1900/02 by Pietro-Paolo Mennea: 2002 World Cup, 17-7-2002 65 1.47. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-2897/02 by Margrietus van den Berg: Agreement of international rules concerning top-class sport, 27-11-2002 65 1.48. 2003/2004 IGC Provisional Consolidated Version of the Draft Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, Brussels, 25-6-2004 65 2. SPECIFIC SUBJECTS 67 2.1. BOYCOTT 69 2.1.1. Common position by the Council on the basis of Article J.2 of the Treaty on European Union on Nigeria, 4-12-1995 69 2.1.2. Decision of the Council on the implementation of common position 95/544/CFSP on Nigeria, 28-11-1997 69 2.1.3. Reply on behalf of the Council to written question E-40/98 by Ulf Holm: Nigerias participation in international sports events, 27-4-1998 69 2.1.4. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question P-1180/98 by Edith Müller: The international football matches between Germany and Nigeria on 22-4-1998 and between the Netherlands and Nigeria on 5-6-1998, 20-5-1998 69 896 detailed table of contents 2.1.5. Answer on behalf of the Commission to written question E-1428/98 by John Iversen: Football international between Germany and Nigeria, 6-7-1998 69 2.1.6. European Council General Affairs, 26-4-1999 69 2.1.7. European Council General Affairs, 31-5-1999 69 2.1.8. Presidency Conclusions of the Cologne European Council, 3 and 4-6-1999 70 2.1.9. Reply on behalf of the Council to written question E-1580/99 by Erik Meijer: Exclusion of sportsmen and women of Yugoslav from sporting events, 22-10-1999 70 2.2. BROADCASTING 71 2.2.1. Resolution of the European Parliament on the broadcasting of sports events, 22-5-1996 71 2.2.2.
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