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European Parliament 5.12.2007 EN Official Journal of the European Union C 293 /1 http://www.europarl.europa.eu/QP-WEB IV (Notices) NOTICES FROM EUROPEAN UNION INSTITUTIONS AND BODIES EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT WRITTEN QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER List of titles of Written Questions by Members of the European Parliament indicating the number, original language, author, political group, institution addressed, date submitted and subject of the question (2007/C293/01) E-3772/06 (IT) by Marco Cappato (ALDE) to the Commission (7 September 2006) Subject: Italy's failure to comply with Community law as regards former conscientious objectors Preliminary answer from the Commission (17 October 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (3 May 2007) E-3795/06 (EN) by Simon Busuttil (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (7 September 2006) Subject: Airport charges Preliminary answer from the Commission (13 October 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (24 January 2007) E-3818/06 (EN) by Alyn Smith (Verts/ALE) to the Commission (8 September 2006) Subject: Tendering for Clyde and Hebrides ferry services Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-3950/06 (DE) by Herbert Bösch (PSE) to the Commission (21 September 2006) Subject: Commission special advisers Answer from the Commission (22 December 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (1 March 2007) E-3957/06 (EN) by Ulrich Stockmann (PSE), Udo Bullmann (PSE), Willi Piecyk (PSE), Saïd El Khadraoui (PSE), Jörg Leichtfried (PSE), Hannes Swoboda (PSE), Karin Scheele (PSE), Christa Prets (PSE), Robert Evans (PSE), Maria Berger (PSE), Harald Ettl (PSE), Herbert Bösch (PSE), Thijs Berman (PSE), Marta Vincenzi (PSE), Thomas Mann (PPE‑DE), Othmar Karas (PPE‑DE), Eva Lichtenberger (Verts/ALE), Helmuth Markov (GUE/NGL) and Erik Meijer (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (21 September 2006) Subject: Revision of Directive 96/67/EC (Groundhandling Market Directive) Answer from the Commission (8 January 2007) C 293 /2 Official Journal of the European Union EN 5.12.2007 http://www.europarl.europa.eu/QP-WEB E-3973/06 (EN) by Ingeborg Gräßle (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (21 September 2006) Subject: New designate representative of IOM Preliminary answer from the Commission (28 November 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (14 March 2007) E-4076/06 (IT) by Marco Cappato (ALDE) to the Commission (29 September 2006) Subject: Failure of a call for tenders for software licences to comply with competition rules Preliminary answer from the Commission (15 November 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (12 April 2007) E-4219/06 (EN) by Robert Kilroy-Silk (NI) to the Commission (10 October 2006) Subject: Commissioners' air miles Joint answer from the Commission (28 February 2007) E-4284/06 (EN) by Ashley Mote (NI) to the Commission (11 October 2006) Subject: Have EU funds for rebuilding Syracuse been misused? Preliminary answer from the Commission (24 October 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (11 January 2007) E-4337/06 (EN) by Elspeth Attwooll (ALDE) to the Commission (12 October 2006) Subject: Premium rate phone charges Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4353/06 (EN) by Caroline Lucas (Verts/ALE) to the Commission (12 October 2006) Subject: Light pollution Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4427/06 (PT) by Ilda Figueiredo (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (16 October 2006) Subject: Community subsidies to the Yazaki Saltano Group Preliminary answer from the Commission (27 November 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (22 January 2007) E-4428/06 (PT) by Ilda Figueiredo (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (16 October 2006) Subject: Community subsidies to Friedrich Grohe Portugal Preliminary answer from the Commission (28 November 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (31 January 2007) E-4429/06 (PT) by Ilda Figueiredo (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (16 October 2006) Subject: Mobility and equal rights Answer from the Commission (24 January 2007) E-4436/06 (PT) by Pedro Guerreiro (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (17 October 2006) Subject: Application of the N+2 rule to the Structural Funds under the financial framework for 2000‑06 Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4479/06 (DE) by Herbert Bösch (PSE) to the Commission (20 October 2006) Subject: Construction of Spata Airport, Athens — incorrect payment of taxes Preliminary answer from the Commission (15 December 2006) Supplementary answer from the Commission (27 February 2007) E-4481/06 (DE) by Herbert Bösch (PSE) to the Commission (20 October 2006) Subject: Lesotho Highlands Water Project fraud case Answer from the Commission (19 January 2007) 5.12.2007 EN Official Journal of the European Union C 293 /3 http://www.europarl.europa.eu/QP-WEB E-4513/06 (NL) by Jules Maaten (ALDE), Margrietus van den Berg (PSE) and Paul van Buitenen (Verts/ALE) to the Commission (23 October 2006) Subject: Employment of a European official by a consultancy advising Microsoft Answer from the Commission (18 January 2007) E-4517/06 (DA) by Mogens Camre (UEN) to the Commission (23 October 2006) Subject: Implications of the demographic trend in the Middle East and Africa Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4547/06 (FI) by Eija-Riitta Korhola (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Support for indigenous peoples Answer from the Commission (25 January 2007) E-4555/06 (EL) by Maria Matsouka (PSE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Sustainability of finances and measures encouraging contribution evasion Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4572/06 (EN) by Chris Davies (ALDE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Concordance or conformity tables Answer from the Commission (2 February 2007) E-4573/06 (EN) by Chris Davies (ALDE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: EU Emissions Trading Scheme Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4594/06 (NL) by Thijs Berman (PSE) and Bart Staes (Verts/ALE) to the Council (26 October 2006) Subject: Press freedom in Russia Answer from the Council (12 February 2007) E-4595/06 (NL) by Erik Meijer (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Granting of Romanian nationality to Romanian-speaking residents of the Republic of Moldova, and consequences for Moldova, Romania and the EU Answer from the Commission (5 February 2007) E-4622/06 (NL) by Frieda Brepoels (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Concentrations of heavy metals in Chinese-made glass granules used in road markings Answer from the Commission (11 January 2007) E-4634/06 (NL) by Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert (ALDE), Jules Maaten (ALDE), Toine Manders (ALDE) and Jan Mulder (ALDE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Transposition and implementation of the Birds and Habitats Directives in the Netherlands Answer from the Commission (26 January 2007) E-4635/06 (FR) by Pierre Schapira (PSE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Funding access to water from the 20 % of public spending and aid earmarked for basic social services Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4637/06 (NL) by Dorette Corbey (PSE) and Margrietus van den Berg (PSE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Problems affecting the Community energy market Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) C 293 /4 Official Journal of the European Union EN 5.12.2007 http://www.europarl.europa.eu/QP-WEB E-4639/06 (DE) by Renate Sommer (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: National differences in the definition of paper-mill sludge Answer from the Commission (25 January 2007) E-4647/06 (PT) by Carlos Coelho (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Trading in carbon emissions and national allocation plans for emission licences Answer from the Commission (26 January 2007) E-4652/06 (ES) by Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (26 October 2006) Subject: Application of Regulation (EC) No 510/2006 Answer from the Commission (25 January 2007) E-4663/06 (IT) by Nicola Zingaretti (PSE) to the Commission (30 October 2006) Subject: Fair compensation for reproductions for private use Answer from the Commission (26 January 2007) E-4668/06 (ES) by María Sornosa Martínez (PSE) to the Commission (30 October 2006) Subject: Air pollution in the city of Valencia Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4673/06 (EL) by Nikolaos Vakalis (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (30 October 2006) Subject: Nuclear power plants and climate change Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4679/06 (EN) by Robert Kilroy-Silk (NI) to the Commission (30 October 2006) Subject: Genocide in Darfur Answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4689/06 (EL) by Kyriacos Triantaphyllides (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (31 October 2006) Subject: Public indifference to the EU Answer from the Commission (12 January 2007) E-4723/06 (EN) by Chris Davies (ALDE) to the Commission (31 October 2006) Subject: DG Environment capacity on Polish implementation issues Answer from the Commission (23 January 2007) E-4727/06 (ES) by Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (6 November 2006) Subject: The Probo Koala Answer from the Commission (29 January 2007) E-4728/06 (ES) by Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna (PPE‑DE) to the Commission (6 November 2006) Subject: Maritime safety: place of refuge Joint answer from the Commission (10 January 2007) E-4731/06 (SV) by Jens Holm (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (6 November 2006) Subject: Climate change and unjustified subsidies in the USA Answer from the Commission (2 February 2007) 5.12.2007 EN Official Journal of the European Union C 293 /5 http://www.europarl.europa.eu/QP-WEB
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