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Official Journal C88 Volume 38 of the European Communities 10 April 1995 ISSN 0378-6986 Official Journal C88 Volume 38 of the European Communities 10 April 1995 English edition Information and Notices Notice No Contents page I Information European Parliament Written Questions with answer 95/C 88/01 E- 1704/94 by Antoni Gutiérrez Diaz to the Commission Subject : Treatment of solid urban waste on Majorca 1 95/C 88/02 E-1761/94 by Winifred Ewing to the Commission Subject : Administrative costs of development aid from EU ( Supplementary answer ) 2 95/C 88/03 E-2000/94 by Carmen Díez de Rivera Icaza to the Commission Subject : LIFE and tourism 2 95/C 88/04 E-2142/94 by Leo Tindemans to the Commission Subject : Provision of services 2 95/C 88/05 E-2148/94 by Antoinette Spaak to the Commission Subject : Action taken on the resolution of Parliament on the promotion of bee-keeping in the Community 3 95/C 88/06 E-2156/94 by Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject : Risks to public health from electricity distribution 4 95/C 88/07 E-21 80/94 by Giulio Fantuzzi to the Commission Subject : Administration of quotas for processed tomato products 4 95/C 88/08 E-21 87/94 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Eligibility for Interreg II 5 95/C 88/09 E-2188/94 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Non-inclusion of certain municipalities as areas eligible for Interreg II 5 Joint answer to Written Questions E-2187/94 and E-2188/94 5 EN 2 ( Continued overleaf ) Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 88/10 E-2255/94 by David Bowe to the Commission Subject : Labelling of dangerous goods in transit 5 95/C 88/11 E-2267/94 by Luciana Castellina to the Commission Subject : Audiovisual programmes for the ACP/ALA countries 6 95/C 88/12 E-2271/94 by Anita Pollack to the Commission Subject : Advertising 6 95/C 88/13 E-2292/94 by Panayotis Lambrias to the Commission Subject : Absence of data regarding Greece in tables drawn up by the Statistical Office 7 95/C 88/14 E-2298/94 by Blaise Aldo to the Commission Subject: Negative effects of duty-free imports of products from ACP countries on French overseas departments and territories 7 95/C 88/15 E-2327/94 by Carmen Díez de Rivera Icaza to the Commission Subject : Fifth report on the social, economic and development situation of the regions of the European Union ( Competitiveness and cohesion : trends in the regions ) 8 95/C 88/16 E-23 32/94 by Sergio Ribeiro to the Commission Subject : Monitoring compliance with legislation on the free movement of Member State nationals within the Community 8 95/C 88/17 E-2333/94 by Sergio Ribeiro to the Commission Subject : Issuing of residence permits 9 95/C 88/18 E-2344/94 by Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Council Subject : Amount allocated in the budget to the Socrates and Leonardo Programmes 9 95/C 88/19 E-2358/94 by Christine Oddy to the Commission Subject: Somport tunnel, Aspe valley, France 10 95/C 88/20 E-2379/94 by Josu Imaz San Miguel to the Commission Subject : Promotion of wine consumption 10 95/C 88/21 E-23 80/94 by Salvador Garriga Polledo to the Council Subject : Requests of the European Parliament concerning the Council ( economic and finance ministers ) 11 95/C 88/22 E-23 8 1 /94 by Salvador Garriga Polledo to the Council Subject : Democratic controls and the process of economic and monetary union 11 95/C 88/23 E-23 90/94 by Gerardo Bianco , Giovanni Burtone, Antonio Graziani , Danilo Poggiolini , Carlo Secchi, Giampaolo D'Andrea , Maria Colombo Svevo , Livio Filippi and Pierluigi Castagnetti to the Commission Subject : Independence of national central banks and the EC Treaty 11 95/C 88/24 E-23 92/94 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Progress of re-afforestation in Greece ( Supplementary answer ) 12 95/C 88/25 E-2396/94 by Jaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject : Dioxin deposits in the North Sea 12 95/C 88/26 E-2422/94 by Jean-Yves Le Gallou to the Commission Subject : Utilization of appropriations under Article B2-514 13 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 88/27 E-2423/94 by Jean-Yves Le Gallou to the Commission Subject : STOA studies 14 95/C 88/28 E-2425/94 by Jean-Yves Le Gallou to the Commission Subject : List of congresses, meetings and activities funded from Item A 3050 15 95/C 88/29 E-2431/94 by Yves Verwaerde to the Council Subject : Tomlinson report on the management of Parliament's building projects in Brussels . 15 95/C 88/30 E-2442/94 by Angela Sierra Gonzalez to the Commission Subject : Support for dam construction 15 95/C 88/31 E-2444/94 by Angela Sierra Gonzalez to the Commission Subject : Irrigation projects 16 95/C 88/32 E-2445/94 by Angela Sierra Gonzalez to the Commission Subject : Funds for irrigation 16 95/C 88/33 E-2456/94 by Nuala Ahern to the Commission Subject : Nuclear re-processing plant Thorp ( Sellafield, UK ) and Environmental Impact Assessment ( EIA ) directive 17 95/C 88/34 E-2475/94 by Cristiana Muscardini to the Commission Subject : Villanova d'Albenga and Luni-Sarzana airports 17 95/C 88/35 E-2476/94 by Cristiana Muscardini to the Commission Subject : Right of the armed forces to form associations 17 95/C 88/36 E-2485/94 by Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Commission Subject : Growing marginalization of certain areas in Europe 18 95/C 88/37 E-2486/94 by Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Commission Subject : Adjustment programmes for the successive enlargements of the Union 18 95/C 88/38 E-2491/94 by Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Commission Subject : Common audio-visual policy in Europe 19 95/C 88/39 E-2496/94 by Christine Crawley to the Commission Subject : Size of bananas 19 95/C 88/40 E-2504/94 by Gijs de Vries and Jan Mulder to the Commission Subject : Distortion of competition in connection with veterinary checks 20 95/C 88/41 E-25 06/94 by Marianne Thyssen to the Commission Subject : EP's powers with regard to the implementation of the GATT provisions on the rice sector 20 95/C 88/42 E-25 15/94 by Marie-France Stirbois to the Council Subject : Sacem ( French performing rights society ) 20 95/C 88/43 E-2521/94 by Michl Ebner to the Commission Subject : Harmonization of taxation on heating oil 21 95/C 88/44 E-2528/94 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Financial transfers to Portugal under the Community Support Framework 1989—1993 ( CSF I ) in 1994 21 EN ( Continued overleaf ) Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 88/45 E-58/95 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject: Financial transfers to Portugal under the First Community Support Framework during 1994 21 Joint answer to Written Questions E-2528/94 and E-58/95 21 95/C 88/46 E-2531/94 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Interreg 2 — partnership principle 22 95/C 88/47 E-2536/94 by Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl and Doris Pack to the Commission Subject : Measures to ensure unified and effective legal protection of industrial property rights within the EC 22 95/C 88/48 E-2554/94 by Mihail Papayannakis to the Commission Subject : Dumping of toxic waste in the village of Kouroupitos in Crete 23 95/C 88/49 E-2562/94 by Carlos Robles Piquer to the Commission Subject : Promotion of business participation in European Union humanitarian projects 23 95/C 88/50 E-25 66/94 by Christine Oddy to the Commission Subject : UK blacks and Asians and qualifications 24 95/C 88/51 E-2573/94 by Christine Oddy to the Council Subject : Child soldiers 25 95/C 88/52 E-2585/94 by Carlos Pimenta to the Commission Subject : GATT/WTO agreements 25 95/C 88/53 E-25 89/94 by Gerardo Fernandez-Albor to the Commission Subject : Abolition of shanty towns in the European Union 26 95/C 88/54 E-2592/94 by Sergio Ribeiro to the Commission Subject : Construction of a shipyard in Wismar, Germany 26 95/C 88/55 E-2600/94 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Bankruptcy of the German travel company 'Mit uns reisen GmbH' 27 95/C 88/56 E-2611/94 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : Civil defence . 28 95/C 88/57 E-2612/94 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : Wine market 28 95/C 88/58 E-26 14/94 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : Companies responsible for pollution 29 95/C 88/59 E-2625/94 by Johanna Maij-Weggen and Peter Pex to the Commission Subject : Use of official languages at Europol in The Hague 29 95/C 88/60 E-2643/94 by Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Commission Subject : European Union aid for the countries of eastern Europe 30 95/C 88/61 E-2650/94 by Hiltrud Breyer to the Commission Subject : Garching research reactor 30 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) page 95/C 88/62 E-2651/94 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Payment of tobacco premiums directly to growers 31 95/C 88/63 E-2652/94 by Armelle Guinebertière to the Commission Subject : Concern expressed by Community ( in particular French ) truffle producers regarding the conditions under which truffles are imported from the countries of eastern Europe 31 95/C 88/64 E-2655/94 by Glyn Ford to the Council Subject : Eurobail 32 95/C 88/65 E-2659/94 by Salvador Garriga Polledo to the Commission Subject : Narrow EMS currency exchange rate bands 32 95/C 88/66 E-2660/94 by Salvador Garriga Polledo to the Commission Subject : EMS rules as an obligatory criterion of compliance and convergence 32 Joint answer to Written Questions E-2659/94 and E-2660/94 32 95/C 88/67 E-2662/94 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Mértola-Castro Marim road link • 33 95/C 88/68 E-2666/94 by Pierre Bernard-Reymond to the Commission Subject : Implementation of the Directive of 30 November 1989 concerning the minimum safety and health requirements for the workplace 33 95/C 88/69 E-2675/94 by Marie-France Stirbois to the
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