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Official Journal C 66 Volume 39 of the European Communities 4 March 1996 ISSN 0378-6986 Official Journal C 66 Volume 39 of the European Communities 4 March 1996 English edition Information and Notices Notice No Contents page I Information European Parliament Written Questions with answer 96/C 66/01 E-2885/94 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject: The vegetable trade and fair competition in the region of Attica ( Supplementary answer ) 1 96/C 66/02 E-5 17/95 by Mihail Papayannakis to the Commission Subject : Fire in an oil refinery at Perama — infringement of the 'Seveso' Directive ( Supplementary answer ) 1 96/C 66/03 E-1631/95 by Markus Ferber to the Commission Subject: EU support for research ( Supplementary answer ) 2 96/C 66/04 E- 1899/95 by Nel van Dijk, Maartje van Putten and Doeke Eisma to the Commission Subject : Incompatibility of the projected Betuwe route with the bird conservation Directive 3 96/C 66/05 E-1929/95 by Peter Crampton to the Council Subject : Immigration and asylum in the EU : information 4 96/C 66/06 E-1984/95 by Nel van Dijk to the Commission Subject : Distortion of competition as a result of aid provided by The Hague City Council ( Supplementary answer ) 4 96/C 66/07 E-2 157/95 by Wolfgang Kreissl-Dörfler to the Commission Subject : The Hidrovia project 5 96/C 66/08 E-2 169/95 by Florus Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject : Air transport charges 6 96/C 66/09 E-21 86/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject : European water pollution control — consistent lists of substances — transparency 6 EN Price : ECU 19,50 ( Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 96/C 66/10 E-2 187/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: European water pollution control — risk assessment 7 Joint answer to Written Questions E-2186/95 and E-2187/95 7 96/C 66/11 E-2 194/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject : European water pollution control — key concept of 'best available technologies' ( BAT ) 8 96/C 66/12 E-2 195/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: European water pollution control — definition of 'best available technologies' ( BAT ) 8 96/C 66/13 E-2207/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: European water pollution control : Devolving tasks onto Member States ; lack of material guidelines 9 96/C 66/14 E-2305/95 by Hiltrud Breyer to the Commission Subject: Ozone 9 96/C 66/15 E-23 18/95 by Jesús Cabezón Alonso and Juan Colino Salamanca to the Commission Subject: Failure at school 10 96/C 66/16 P-2407/95 by Raimondo Fassa to the Commission Subject: Aid to the Christian minority in the Middle East 11 96/C 66/17 E-2438/95 by Hiltrud Breyer to the Commission Subject: Geographical scope of the Euratom Treaty 11 96/C 66/18 E-2453/95 by Maartje van Putten to the Commission Subject : Cover strips for chillers and freezers used by small businesses 12 96/C 66/19 P-2470/95 by Luciana Castellina to the Commission Subject : Paraguay: EU project in the Chaco 13 96/C 66/20 E-2482/95 by James Moorhouse to the Council Subject: Summaries of meetings of the European Council 14 96/C 66/21 E-2484/95 by Winfried Menrad to the Council Subject: Provisions to monitor compliance of technical facilities and equipment with the Law on building regulations, as regards the manufacture of lightning conductors 14 96/C 66/22 E-2491/95 by Jannis Sakellariou to the Commission Subject: Discrimination against EU citizens in the purchase of immoveable property in South Tirol 14 96/C 66/23 E-2526/95 by Elly Plooij-van Gorsel to the Commission Subject : Harmonization of registration of motor vessels, particularly high-speed self-propelled water vehicles, in the EU 15 96/C 66/24 E-2546/95 by Wolfgang Kreissl-Dörfler to the Commission Subject : Food aid for Rwanda and Burundi 15 96/C 66/25 E-2558/95 by Joaquin Sisó Cruellas to the Commission Subject: Alcohol and fatal accidents in the European Union 16 96/C 66/26 E-2600/95 by Jesús Cabezón Alonso and Juan Colino Salamanca to the Commission Subject : Alcohol consumption and traffic accidents 16 Joint answer to Written Questions E-2558/95 and E-2600/95 16 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 96/C 66/27 E-2599/95 by Jesús Cabezón Alonso and Juan Colino Salamanca to the Commission Subject : The CAP and desertification 17 96/C 66/28 E-26 16/95 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : Safety of passenger vessels 17 96/C 66/29 P-2648/95 by Herbert Bosch to the Commission Subject : Aids to agriculture 18 96/C 66/30 E-2673/95 by Josu Imaz San Miguel to the Commission Subject : Liberalization of the energy market 19 96/C 66/31 E-2675/95 by Nicole Fontaine to the Commission Subject : Rules governing transport in the context of local excursions during twin town visits 20 96/C 66/32 E-2680/95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : EU-Turkey customs union and impact on vulnerable industries such as textiles ..... 20 96/C 66/33 E-268 9/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Incorporation into Spanish law of the Directive relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles 21 96/C 66/34 E-2695/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Incorporation into Spanish law of the Directive relating to the coordination of procedures for the award of public service contracts 21 96/C 66/35 E-2696/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Incorporation into Spanish law of the Directive on the coordination of the provisions relating to direct life assurance 22 96/C 66/36 E-2698/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Incorporation into Spanish law of the Directive concerning the list of substances referred to in Article 13 of Directive 67/548/EEC 22 96/C 66/37 E-2705/95 by Inigo Mendez de Vigo to the Commission Subject : Suspension of fishing in Mauritanian waters 22 96/C 66/38 E-2710/95 by Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject : By-pass at Gateshead , England 23 96/C 66/39 E-2711/95 by Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject : ERDF support — United Kingdom 23 96/C 66/40 E-271 5/95 by Gerardo Fernandez-Albor to the Commission Subject : Aid from the European Union to combat the 'caulerpa taxifolia ' seaweed 24 96/C 66/41 E-271 8/95 by Luigi Moretti to the Commission Subject : European Commission programme to promote sport 25 96/C 66/42 E-2723/95 by Jose Garcia-Margallo y Marfil to the Commission Subject : Torrential rain and hailstorms in Valencia 25 96/C 66/43 E-2729/95 by Christoph Konrad to the Commission Subject : Expiry of the ECSC Treaty 26 96/C 66/44 E-2738/95 by Robert Sturdy, Giles Chichester and Bryan Cassidy to the Commission Subject : EU ban on DMD — spanner in works for rural development ? 27 EN ( Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents ( continued ) 96/C 66/45 E-2753/95 by Luigi Moretti to the Commission Subject : Publicizing Community programmes and support projects 27 96/C 66/46 P-2765/95 by Hiltrud Breyer to the Commission Subject : Use of research appropriations 28 96/C 66/47 E-2775/95 by Joaquin Sisó Cruellas to the Commission Subject : European foundation for research into the coal and steel industries 29 96/C 66/48 E-2796/95 by Bernie Malone to the Commission Subject : Funding for integrated education programmes for children with mental and physical disabilities 29 96/C 66/49 E-2797/95 by Imelda Read to the Commission Subject : Age limits 30 96/C 66/50 E-2801/95 by Wolfgang Nußbaumer to the Commission Subject : Internal market in energy 30 96/C 66/51 E-2804/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject : Directives 92/73/EEC and 92/74/EEC on homeopathic medicinal products and veterinary homeopathic medicinal products 31 96/C 66/52 E-28 14/95 by Edouard des Places to the Commission Subject : Promotion of wool production in the European Union 32 96/C 66/53 E-2831/95 by Mathias Reichhold to the Commission Subject : Payment of EU funds subsidies to Austria still outstanding for 1995 32 96/C 66/54 E-2857/95 by Michl Ebner to the Commission Subject : Use of display boards to advertise EU funding of building projects 33 96/C 66/55 E-2869/95 by Otto von Habsburg to the Commission Subject : Payment for Phare programme consultants 34 96/C 66/56 E-288 9/95 by Jorge Hernandez Mollar to the Commission Subject : Regis II Community Initiative Programme 34 96/C 66/57 E-2890/95 by Jorge Hernandez Mollar to the Commission Subject : Specific option plans for the most-remote regions 35 96/C 66/58 E-2895/95 by Jacques Donnay to the Commission Subject : Delays in implementing the Leader initiative 35 96/C 66/59 E-28 99/95 by Konstantinos Hatzidakis to the Commission Subject : Restructuring programme for olive production in Greece 36 96/C 66/60 E-2903/95 by Giacomo Santini to the Commission Subject : Support for NGOs working in the West Nile region in Uganda 36 96/C 66/61 E-2908/95 by Richard Howitt and Maartje van Putten to the Commission Subject : Use of leghold traps 37 96/C 66/62 E-2910/95 by Manuela Frutos Gama to the Commission Subject : Competitions : equal opportunities 37 96/C 66/63 E-29 11 /95 by Manuela Frutos Gama to the Commission Subject : Advisory Committee on Appointments : equal opportunities 38 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 96/C 66/64 E-29 12/95 by Manuela Frutos Gama to the Commission Subject : Senior administrators : equal opportunities 38 96/C 66/65 E-29 13/95 by Manuela Frutos Gama to the Commission Subject : Heads of unit at the Commission ? 38 96/C 66/66 E-2914/95 by Manuela Frutos Gama to the Commission Subject : Appointments to A1 and A2 posts : equal opportunities 39 96/C 66/67 E-29 15/95 by Jan Sonneveld and Bartho Pronk to the Commission Subject : Local farmers excluded from
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