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2002/C 81 E/075) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1816/01 by Antonio Di Pietro (ELDR) to the Council (21 June 2001 4.4.2002 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 81 E/65 (2002/C 81 E/075) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1816/01 by Antonio Di Pietro (ELDR) to the Council (21 June 2001) Subject: Council statement on the Italian government deficit issued following the meetings of 2 and 3 May 1998 Several authoritative sources such as the Bologna-based Osservatorio Immobiliare Nomisma, Scenari Immobiliari, and the Milan-based Reddy’s Group have revealed that the market value of fixed assets in the form of commercial and residential property in Italy has been continuing to fall substantially since 1993. Although it does not lay down a specific method for calculating property values, as Mr Bolkestein acknowledged in his answer to Written Question P-0729/01 (1), the Fourth Directive (Directive 78/660/ EEC) (2) imposes an obligation to correct the initial book value of land and buildings when their value at on the date of closure of a financial year is lower than the book value first entered less depreciation. Contrary to what happens in some Member States, for example the United Kingdom and Ireland, which each have their RICS, Italy has not adopted any official method, nor does it have an independent institute able and authorised to determine the revised value for tax purposes of land and buildings owned by individual companies. The fall in value described above cannot be recorded in the profit and loss account under the heading of ‘other depreciation of fixed assets’, because it is not recognised for tax purposes. The Fourth Directive has not, de facto, been implemented in Italy. Ever since 1993 the taxable income of property-owing Italian companies has thus continued to be calculated in a manner not in accordance with the legislation in force (Article 2426 of the Code of Civil Law), and the amount of such income is, moreover, higher than their real earned income. As a result, the tax levied since 1993 from national companies by Italian central government, on the current terms, is to some extent unlawful, and the aggregate tax revenue that could be attained if the situation were restored to a completely legal footing would be much lower than the declared amount, and the government deficit correspondingly higher. Could the Council confirm that the statement issued following meetings held on 2 and 3 May 1998 (Ecofin) Council and Council of the European Union), to the effect that the Italian government deficit was not excessive, was made with full knowledge of the facts set out above? (1) OJ C 235 E, 21.8.2001, p. 243. (2) OJ L 222, 14.8.1978, p. 11. Reply (26 November 2001) The Council adopted the Decision of 3 May 1998 in accordance with Article 109 j (4) of the Treaty (98/317/EC) where it is stated that Italy was not subject of a Council decision on the existence of an excessive government deficit. This decision was adopted having taken into account, inter alia, the report from the Commission, the report from the European Monetary Institute and the opinion of the European Parliament. (2002/C 81 E/076) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1825/01 by Esko Seppänen (GUE/NGL) to the Council (27 June 2001) Subject: Decision-making and constructive abstention in defence matters Title V, Article 23 of the Treaty of Amsterdam [Treaty on European Union] states that ‘Decisions under this Title shall be taken by the Council acting unanimously.’ This article also enshrines the principle of ‘constructive abstention’. How does the Council interpret this passage? Should the Treaty be interpreted as meaning that even a single Member State may in accordance with the requirement for unanimity prevent the deployment of the Crisis Management Force for particular duties if it votes against the decision and does not favour abstaining from taking a decision? C 81 E/66 Official Journal of the European Communities EN 4.4.2002 Reply (26 November 2001) Article 23(1) of the TEU states that decisions under Title V of the Treaty (which concerns the Common Foreign and Security Policy) are taken by the Council acting unanimously. It also stipulates that abstentions by members present in person or represented do not prevent the adoption of such decisions. The second paragraph of the same Article lists cases in which, by way derogation from paragraph 1, the Council acts by a qualified majority, with the stipulation that this paragraph shall not, however, apply to decisions having military or defence implications. It follows that decisions having military or defence implications are taken by the Council acting unanimously. Consequently, a single member of the Council may prevent the adoption of a decision by voting against it. (2002/C 81 E/077) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1827/01 by John Cushnahan (PPE-DE) to the Council (27 June 2001) Subject: Intimidation of human rights defenders in Ethiopia Is the Council aware of the routine intimidation of human rights defenders in Ethiopia, which has most recently manifested itself in the arrests and subsequent denial of bail of Prof. Mesfin Woldemariam, the founder and first chairman of Ethiopia’s Human Rights Council (EHRCO), and Dr Berhanu Nega, an academic and human rights activist? In addition to the arrests, which may violate Ethiopia’s constitutional guarantee of freedom of assembly, the denial of bail is a common method used by the Ethiopian Government to silence outspoken human rights critics by incarcerating them while long, intentionally slow ‘investigations’ are carried out. Will the Council demand that the Ethiopian Government respect these men’s fundamental rights and that the chronic harassment of human rights defenders be brought to an end? Reply (26 November 2001) The Council, which is closely following the situation in Ethiopia, remains concerned about the development of the political situation and the human rights violations in that country. Following events in Addis Ababa in mid-April this year, the local EU troika approached the Ethiopian authorities on two occasions (April and August 2001) to express the EU’s concern about the ways in which the disturbances were quelled and about the subsequent imprisonment of students and opposition leaders. (2002/C 81 E/078) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1839/01 by Alexandros Alavanos (GUE/NGL) to the Commission (26 June 2001) Subject: Harmful effects of animal fat consumption The EU is moving towards abolishing aid to tobacco growing in an attempt to restrict smoking, which is actually seriously harmful to health..
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