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GREECE PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS & ANSWERS On GREECE PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS & ANSWERS on ANIMAL WELFARE in 2014 A-Z list of Greece Members of Parliament & Contact Details * (MPs who have submitted oral or written Questions on Animal Welfare in Parliament – 2014) Coalition Government| .New Democracy (126 seats) .Pasok (27 seats) .Syriza (72 seats) .Anel (18 seats) .XA (18 seats) .Dimar (14 seats) .KKE (12 seats) .IND-DEM (11 seats) .Independent (2 seats) New Democracy (126/300 seats) (European Parliament seats 7/22) Party Leader / Prime Minister Antonis Samaris * Submitted oral or written Question on MP Name Constituency MPs Contact Details Animal Welfare in Parliament 2013 – 2014 [email protected] Konstantinos Antonios Samaras MESSINIAS Party Leader / Prime Minister Athens, Avenue 340, Zip: 17673, Tel: 210 9444900, FAX: 210 9444801 [email protected] Constantine Theodora Bakoyannis (Dora) STATE [email protected] http://www.dorabak.gr Charalambos Athanassiou Hristov STATE anapl.ypourgos @ ypes.gr Lazaridis Alexander Chryssanthos STATE [email protected] Michelakis John Spyridon STATE [email protected] ol.kefalogianni @ parliament.gr John Kefalogianni Olga http://www.olgakefalogianni.gr A ATHENS Minister for Tourism Athens, Leka 3-5, PC 10563, Tel: 210 3315890-3, FAX: 210 3315894 [email protected] Dimitrios Avramopoulos Lambrou A ATHENS http://www.avramopoulos.gr [email protected] Michael Nikitas Kaklamanis A ATHENS http://www.nkaklamanis.gr Fotini Pipili Andrea A ATHENS [email protected] vassilis.kikilias @ kikilias.gr Kikilias Panagiotis Basil A ATHENS http://www.kikilias.gr [email protected] Mitarakis Anthony Panagiotis (Notis) A ATHENS http://www.mitarakis.gr/ [email protected] Prokopios Pavlopoulos Kingdom A ATHENS http://www.prokopispavlopoulos.gr [email protected] Psycharis Andreas Stavrou A ATHENS a.psycharis @ parliament.gr http://www.psycharis.gr Konstantinos Kyriakos Mitsotakis [email protected] Second ATHENS http://www.kmitsotakis.gr Hadjidakis John Konstantinos (Kostis) [email protected] Second ATHENS http://www.khatzidakis.gr Voultepsi John Wisdom Second ATHENS [email protected] [email protected] Ntinopoulos Kingdom Argyris Second ATHENS http://www.dinopoulos.gr [email protected] John Miltiadis Varvitsiotis Second ATHENS [email protected] http://www.mvarvitsiotis.gr Athanassios Spyridon Georgiadis – Adonis Second ATHENS [email protected] [email protected] MEIMARAKIS Gospel of John - Basil Second ATHENS http://www.meimarakis.gr/ SPILIOTOPOULOS Eleftheriou Aristobulus [email protected] Second ATHENS (Mars) http://www.e-aris.gr [email protected] Giakoumatos Charalambous Gerasimos Second ATHENS http://www.giakoumatos.gr [email protected] Polidoras George Byron Second ATHENS http://www.vyron-polydoras.gr Karamanlis Arkadi Anna Second ATHENS [email protected] Panagiotis Panagiotopoulos Panagiotis Second ATHENS [email protected] (Panos) Papakostas - Sidiropoulou Angelou [email protected] Second ATHENS Catherine http://www.katerinapapakosta.gr AITOLIAS AND [email protected] George Marios Salmas AKARNANIAS http://www.msalmas.gr AITOLIAS AND Karagounis Andrew Constantine [email protected] AKARNANIAS [email protected] Hadrian John Sotiriou ARGOLIDOS [email protected] [email protected] Lykourentzos Theofanis Andreas ARKADIAS http://www.alykourentzos.gr [email protected] Stylios Demosthenes George ARTIS [email protected] Voridis Christos Mavroudis (Makis) ATTICA http://www.voridis.gr Martin Athanasiou Georgia ATTICA grafeio.voulas @ gmail.com [email protected] Vlahos Theodore George ATTICA http://www.gvlahos.gr [email protected] Athanasios Bouras Constantine ATTICA http://www.bouras.gr/ Davlouros Pericles Athanasios ACHAIAS thanasis.davlouros @ gmail.com Bassiakos Evangelos Athanassiou VOIOTIAS http://www.ebassiakos.gr [email protected] Karampelas Ioannis Dimitriou VOIOTIAS [email protected] Koutsoubas Kingdom Andreas VOIOTIAS [email protected] [email protected] Kopsacheili Athanasiou Timoleon GREVENON http://www.timoleonkopsahilis.gr d.kyriazidis @ parliament.gr Kyriazidis Dimitrios Triantafyllou DRAMA [email protected] Ypsilanti Basil Anastassiou - Nicholas DODEKANISOY [email protected] [email protected] Konsolas Nikias Emmanuel DODEKANISOY http://www.konsolasmanos.gr [email protected] Gerontopoulos Kyriakos Christodoulou EVROY http://www.gerontopoulos.gr [email protected] Dermentzopoulos Chris Alexander EVROY http://www.dermentzopoulos.com [email protected] Kedikoglou Kingdom Symeon (Simos) EVIA http://www.kedikoglou.gr Markopoulos Konstantinos Athanasiou EVIA k.markopoulos @ parliament.gr Kontogeorgos Konstantinos Athanasiou EVRYTANIAS [email protected] [email protected] Tzavaras George Constantine ILIA [email protected] http://www.k-tzavaras.gr Avgerinopoulou Zisimos Dionysia - ILIA d.avgerinopoulou @ parliament.gr Theodora [email protected] Demetrios George Kontogiannis ILIA http://www.gdkontogiannis.gr/ Spyridon Andreas Marinos ILIA [email protected] Tsavdaridis George Lazarus IMATHIAS [email protected] [email protected] Vesyropoulos Fotiou Apostle IMATHIAS http://vesiropoulos.blogspot.com Batsaras Nicholas Georgia IMATHIAS [email protected] m.kefaloyannis @ parliament.gr Kefalogiannis Constantine Emmanuel IRAKLEIOU http://www.mk.gr [email protected] Avgenakis Constantine Eleftherios IRAKLEIOU http://www.avgenakis.gr [email protected] [email protected] Senetaki George Maximus IRAKLEIOU [email protected] http://www.maximossenetakis.gr [email protected] Mpezas Emmanuel Anthony THESPROTIAS http://www.antonisbezas.gr Alexander Constantine Karamanlis A THESSALONIKI karamanlis.office @ gmail.com [email protected] Gkioulekas Peter Constantine A THESSALONIKI [email protected] http://www.gioulekas.gr [email protected] Stavros Kalafatis Athanasiou A THESSALONIKI http://www.stavros-kalafatis.gr e.rapti @ parliament.gr Rapti Eleni Demetriou A THESSALONIKI [email protected] g.ioannidis @ parliament.gr Dimitrios Ioannidis Ioannis A THESSALONIKI http://www.giannisioannidis.gr [email protected] Orfanos Georgios Dimitriou A THESSALONIKI http://www.orfanos.gr [email protected] Second Karaoglou George Theodore th.karaoglou @ parliament.gr THESSALONIKI http://www.karaoglou.gr [email protected] Second John Anastasiadis Savvas s.anastasiadis @ parliament.gr THESSALONIKI http://www.savvas-anastasiadis.gr [email protected] Tasoulas Anastasios Konstantinos IOANNINON [email protected] Kaloyannis Stavros Eleftheriou IOANNINON [email protected] http://www.stavroskalogiannis.gr a.asimakopoulou @ parliament.gr Panagiotis Asimakopoulos Anna-Michelle IOANNINON http://www.asimakopoulou.gr John Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos KAVALAS [email protected] Constantine George Kalantzis KAVALAS [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Pashalidis Adam John KAVALAS [email protected] http://giannispasxalidis.blogspot.gr k.kleitsiotis @ parliament.gr Klitsiotis Constantinos Christou KAVALAS http://www.kkleitsiotis.com [email protected] Constantine Alexander Tsiaras KARDITSIS http://www.kostastsiaras.gr Shkodra Constantine Asimina KARDITSIS asimina.skondra @ gmail.com Taliadouros Athanassios Spyridon KARDITSIS [email protected] Anagnostopoulos Georgios Theodorou KARDITSIS Maria Antoniou Kingdom Kastoria mar.antoniu @ gmail.com Dendias Spyridon Nicholas – George [email protected] Minister for Public Order CORFU [email protected] & Citizen Protection http://www.nikosdendias.gr g.georgantas @ parliament.gr Georgantas Paul George Kilkis http://www.georgantas-georgios.gr [email protected] Papadopoulos George Michael KOZANIS [email protected] http://www.mpapadopoulos.gr [email protected] Tagaras Chris Nicholas KORINTHIAS http://www.nikos-tagaras.gr [email protected] Christos Stavros Dimas KORINTHIAS http://www.dimas.gr [email protected] Brigadier Constantine Kollias KORINTHIAS http://www.kolliaskostas.gr [email protected] Vroutsis Kingdom John KYKLADON http://www.ivroutsis.gr a.davakis @ parliament.gr Davakis Panagiotis Athanasios LACONIA http://www.thanasisdavakis.gr/ [email protected] Patrianakos Peter Febronia LACONIA http://www.patrianakou.gr [email protected] Charakopoulos Pantelis Maximus LARISSA http://www.maximos.gr kellas.xristos @ gmail.com Kelli Achilles Christos LARISSA http://www.facebook.com/kellasxristos Plakiotakis Joseph John LASITHIOY [email protected] Vogiatzis George Paul LESVOY [email protected] [email protected] Theodoros Soldatos Fotiou LEYKADOS http://www.thsoldatos.gr [email protected] Michael Makris Life (Zetta) MAGNISIAS zetta.makri @ parliament.gr http://www.zettamakri.gr [email protected] Dimitrios Ioannis Lambropoulos MESSINIAS [email protected] Sampaziotis Dimitris Athanasiou MESSINIAS [email protected] alekos.kontos @ yahoo.gr Short Efstratios Alexander XANTHIS http://www.alexandroskontos.gr [email protected] Arvanitopoulos Panayiotis Constantine A BANK http://www.arvanitopoulos.gr Katsafados John Constantine A BANK [email protected] i.tragakis @ gmail.com Panagiotis Ioannis Tragakis Second PIRAEUS http://www.tragakis.gr/ [email protected] Nerantzis Demetriou Anastasios Second PIRAEUS http://www.nerantzis.gr Karasmanis George Athanasiou PELLIS [email protected] [email protected] Stamenitis Evangelou Dionysius PELLIS http://www.stamenitisdionisis.gr [email protected] Tzamtzis Simeon Jordan (Danis) PELLIS http://www.dtzamtzis.gr
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