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2013/C 81 E/01) 20.3.2013 EN Official Journal of the European Union C 81 E / 1 IV (Notices) NOTICES FROM EUROPEAN UNION INSTITUTIONS, BODIES, OFFICES AND AGENCIES EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT WRITTEN QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER Written questions by Members of the European Parliament and their answers given by a European Union institution (2013/C 81 E/01) Contents Page E-011897/11 by Ilda Figueiredo and João Ferreira to the Commission Subject: Floating offshore wind farms Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 17 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 20 E-011996/11 by António Fernando Correia De Campos, Ana Gomes, Edite Estrela, Elisa Ferreira, Luis Manuel Capoulas Santos, Luís Paulo Alves and Vital Moreira to the Commission Subject: Demonstration of floating offshore wind turbines Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 17 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 20 E-012190/11 by Paulo Rangel, Mário David, Nuno Teixeira, Maria do Céu Patrão Neves, Regina Bastos and José Manuel Fernandes to the Commission Subject: Floating offshore wind turbines Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 18 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 21 E-012680/11 by Nuno Melo and Diogo Feio to the Commission Subject: Floating offshore wind farms Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 18 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 21 E-012591/11 by Daniel Caspary, Bernd Lange, Pablo Zalba Bidegain and Iuliu Winkler to the Commission Subject: International trade agreements: time lag between conclusion of negotiations and the Commission's authorisation of signature Versión española ............................................................................................................................................................... 23 Deutsche Fassung .............................................................................................................................................................. 24 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 25 C 81 E / 2 EN Official Journal of the European Union 20.3.2013 E-012595/11 by Angelika Werthmann to the Commission Subject: Support and promotion of democratic processes and women's rights in the countries affected by the Arab Spring Deutsche Fassung .............................................................................................................................................................. 26 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 27 E-012608/11 by Lambert van Nistelrooij, Jan Olbrycht, Iosif Matula, Nuno Teixeira, Rosa Estaràs Ferragut, Erminia Mazzoni and Marie-Thérèse Sanchez-Schmid to the Commission Subject: EU Solidarity Fund Versión española ............................................................................................................................................................... 28 Version française ............................................................................................................................................................... 29 Versione italiana ................................................................................................................................................................ 30 Nederlandse versie ............................................................................................................................................................ 31 Wersja polska .................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 33 Versiunea în limba română .............................................................................................................................................. 34 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 35 E-012612/11 by Nuno Teixeira to the Commission Subject: The relationship between the European Social Fund and the European Union Programme for Social Change and Innovation Versão portuguesa ............................................................................................................................................................ 36 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 37 E-012640/11 by Marina Yannakoudakis to the Commission Subject: Ensuring first class medical care is afforded to Alzheimer's patients who are admitted to Accident and Emergency departments English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 38 E-012646/11 by Charles Tannock to the Commission Subject: VP/HR — Human rights of Turkish Kurds and the alleged use of ‘chemical’ weapons by the Turkish air force against Kurdish guerrillas English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 39 E-012647/11 by Charles Tannock to the Commission Subject: Human rights of Turkish Kurds and the alleged use of ‘chemical’ weapons by the Turkish air force against Kurdish guerrillas English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 40 E-012649/11 by Roberta Angelilli to the Commission Subject: Possible programmes and funding to support joint projects carried out as part of the partnership between the city of Rome (Italy) and Cork (Ireland) Versione italiana ................................................................................................................................................................ 41 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 42 E-012656/11 by Antonyia Parvanova, Corinne Lepage, Jo Leinen, Nessa Childers and Philippe Juvin to the Commission Subject: Early diagnosis and cost-effective management of hereditary haemochromatosis българска версия ............................................................................................................................................................... 43 Deutsche Fassung .............................................................................................................................................................. 45 Version française ............................................................................................................................................................... 47 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 49 E-012684/11 by Ramon Tremosa i Balcells, Raül Romeva i Rueda, Salvador Sedó i Alabart, Oriol Junqueras Vies, Santiago Fisas Ayxela, Maria Badia i Cutchet and Raimon Obiols to the Commission Subject: Possible inclusion of regions of systemic importance in the European Semester process Versión española ............................................................................................................................................................... 50 English version .................................................................................................................................................................. 51 E-000123/12 by Marc Tarabella to the Commission Subject: Penalty imposed on an IT company in Italy for refusing to supply information and apply legislation on guarantees Version française 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