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Direction De La Programmation DIRECTORATE FOR THE PLANNING OF PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 05/A-2002 Directorate-General for the Presidency EN EN ABBREVIATIONS USED Political Groups PPE-DE Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats PSE Group of the Party of European Socialists ELDR Group of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party Verts/ALE Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance GUE/NGL Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left UEN Union for Europe of the Nations group EDD Group for a Europe of Democracies and Diversities NI Non-attached Members Committees AFET Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy BUDG Committee on Budgets CONT Committee on Budgetary Control LIBE Committee on Citizens’ Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs ECON Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs JURI Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market ITRE Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy EMPL Committee on Employment and Social Affairs ENVI Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy AGRI Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development PECH Committee on Fisheries RETT Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism CULT Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport DEVE Committee on Development and Cooperation AFCO Committee on Constitutional Affairs FEMM Committee on Women’s Rights and Equal Opportunities PETI Committee on Petitions ENQU Temporary Committee of Inquiry http://www.europarl.ep.ec/bulletins (Intranet) http://www.europarl.eu.int/bulletins (Internet) \\Epades\public\bulletin\Activités Closed on : 06.05.2002 CONTENTS 3 PRESIDENCY Main decisions of the College of Quaestors .......................................................................................6 MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Appointments/resignations/end of Members' terms of office.............................................................8 MEMBERS’ ACTIVITIES Written questions ..............................................................................................................................10 Question Time (B5-0014/2002)........................................................................................................30 Summary of Questions time - April 2002 ........................................................................................31 Written declarations..........................................................................................................................32 COMMITTEES Appointment of rapporteurs and draftsmen......................................................................... 34 OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS Commission documents....................................................................................................... 38 GENERAL INFORMATION Common Foreign and Security Policy Declaration on the Zhakuyanof case.................................................................................... 42 Declaration on the parliamentary elections in Ukraine on 31 March 2002 ........................ 42 Declaration on the signature of the memorandum between the Government of Angola and UNITA ......................................................................................................................... 43 Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union ....................................... 43 Declaration on the recent visit to Pyongyang of the South Korean Special President Envoy, Mr Lim Dong-Won ............................................................................................................. 44 Declaration on Ethiopia/Eritrea .......................................................................................... 44 Declaration on Madagascar ................................................................................................ 45 Declaration on Madagascar ................................................................................................ 46 Declaration on constitutional reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina .................................... 47 Declaration on Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Council of Europe .................................... 47 Declaration to mark the fourth anniversary of the murder of Bishop Gerardi ................... 48 Declaration on the Middle East ........................................................................................... 49 Declaration on the extention of the Common Position on Burma/Myanmar ..................... 49 Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 4 CONTENTS Declaration on Liberia .........................................................................................................50 Declaration on the situation in Burundi ..............................................................................50 European Economic and Social Committee Plenary Assembly of 20 and 21 March 2002 .......................................................................52 ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT This document is available at : http://www.europarl.ep.ec/bulletins/postsession.htm (Intranet) http://www.europarl.eu.int/bulletins/postsession.htm (Internet) Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 PRESIDENCY 5 PRESIDENCY Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 6 PRESIDENCY MAIN DECISIONS OF THE COLLEGE OF QUAESTORS The Chairmen-in-Office of the College of Quaestors, have circulated the following communications to the Members of the European Parliament: No 06/2002 : Headed notepaper and envelopes; No 09/2002 : Ban on smoking in the canteens in the ASP and LOW buildings between 12 noon and 2.30 p.m.; No 10/2002 : Exhibitions and cultural events (COM-ART)-Availability of sound equipment; No 11/2002 : Europe Day. Further information may be obtained from the Secretariat of the College of Quaestors in: Strasbourg : Salvador de Madariaga (SDM) Building, 6/20 Tel. 74195 Brussels : Paul-Henri Spaak (PHS) Building, 8b/66 Tel. 43722 ____________________ Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 MEMBER'S ACTIVITIES 7 MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 8 MEMBER'S ACTIVITIES APPOINTMENTS/RESIGNATIONS/END OF MEMBERS’ TERMS OF OFFICE Resignation of a Spanish Member of the European Parliament Pursuant to Rule 8(3) Mr Alejandro AGAG LONGO (PPE-DE/ES) has resigned as a Member of the European Parliament with effect from 12 April 2002. Parliament took note of his resignation at the sitting of 24 April 2002. ____________________ End of the term of office of a Portoguese Member of the European Parliament At its sitting of 24 April 2002 Parliament took note of the appointment of: M. Carlos COSTA NEVES (PPE-DE/PT) as State Secretary for European Affairs. Pursuant to Rule 8(4), her membership of the European Parliament ended with effect from 9 April 2002. _____________________ Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 MEMBER'S ACTIVITIES 9 Official notification of the election of a Portuguese Member of the European Parliament At its sitting of 24 April 2002 Parliament took note of the election of: Mr Joaquim PISCARRETA to replace Mr Carlos COSTA NEVES (PPE-DE/PT) with effect from 17 April 2002. ____________________ Official notification of the election of a Danish Member of the European Parliament At its sitting of 25 April 2002 Parliament took note of the election of: Mr Juan José BAYONA de PEROGORDO to replace Mr Alejandro AGAG LONGO (PPE-DE/ES) with effect from 24 April 2002. _______________________ Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 10 MEMBER'S ACTIVITIES WRITTEN QUESTIONS (Situation at 02.05.2002) Author Subject No Christopher Heaton-Harris Convention financing P-0807/02 Emilia Müller Purchase of mobile phones in Italy E-0808/02 Michl Ebner Definition of raw milk E-0809/02 Michl Ebner Clear ban on microfiltration E-0810/02 Michl Ebner Harmonisation of rules on motor vehicles E-0811/02 Michl Ebner Microfiltration of raw milk E-0812/02 Glyn Ford The Italian Government and the Second World War E-0813/02 Camilo Nogueira Román Cohesion strategies and fisheries policy: the case of E-0814/02 Galicia Camilo Nogueira Román European Maritime Safety Agency E-0815/02 Camilo Nogueira Román Development in Galicia and the example of Ireland E-0816/02 Camilo Nogueira Román The parallel economy in Spain E-0817/02 Camilo Nogueira Román Dwindling population and the rate of unemployment in E-0818/02 Galicia Camilo Nogueira Román Military action on the part of the United States and Russia E-0819/02 in the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia, on the frontier with Chechnya Sebastiano Musumeci Shipwrecked illegal immigrants: request to set up a crisis P-0820/02 unit Maria Sanders-ten Holte Payments by airlines for security officers on flights since P-0821/02 11 September María Sornosa Martínez Channelling and development work on the River Barxell P-0822/02 in Alcoy (Alicante) Karl von Wogau Evaluation of plant protection product safety E-0823/02 Karl von Wogau Conversion of a French driving licence in Germany E-0824/02 Chris Davies Jim Currie P-0825/02 Maurizio Turco State of OLAF inquiries P-0826/02 Stavros Xarchakos Staffing of Directorate-General for Education and Culture E-0827/02 Salvador Garriga Polledo Teaching entrepreneurial skills in schools E-0828/02 Bulletin 13.05.2002 - EN - PE 313.430 MEMBER'S ACTIVITIES 11 Salvador Garriga Polledo The Achilles' heel of productivity E-0829/02 Salvador Garriga Polledo European register of companies practising alternative E-0830/02 dispute settlement Cancelled question E-0831/02 Jorge Hernández Mollar Requirement for solar panels to be fitted
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