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Official Journal C 257 Volume 38 of the European Communities 2 October 1995 ISSN 0378-6986 Official Journal C 257 Volume 38 of the European Communities 2 October 1995 English edition Information and Notices Notice No Contents Page I Information European Parliament Written Questions with answer 95/C 257/01 E-2640/94 by Mary Banotti to the Commission Subject : Television without frontiers Directive ( Supplementary answer ) 1 95/C 257/02 E-55/95 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Community aid for the Second Community Support Framework ( 1994— 1999 ) during 1994 1 95/C 257/03 E-l 10/95 by Carlos Robles Piquer to the Council Subject : Assessing the agreement on nuclear activity in North Korea 2 95/C 257/04 E-l 3 1 /95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Community legislation and a ban on leaving Greece because of debts to the State ... 3 95/C 257/05 E-273/95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Delays in the approval of payments by the Commission services 4 95/C 257/06 P-3 16/95 by Peter Truscott to the Council Subject : Veal crates and the export of livestock 4 95/C 257/07 P-522/95 by Peter Truscott to the Council Subject : Veal crates and the export of livestock 4 95/C 257/08 E-524/95 by Christine Barthet-Mayer to the Council Subject : Intensive battery production of farm animals for slaughter 4 Joint answer to Written Questions P-3 16/95 , P-522/95 and E-524/95 5 EN Price : ECU 18 ( Continued overleaf ) Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 257/09 E-326/95 by Jose Apolinário to the Commission Subject : Allocation of the quota of 27 000 tonnes of plain bonito in the NAFO area 5 95/C 257/10 E-336/95 by Werner Langen to the Council Subject : Forced sale of property in Ireland 5 95/C 257/ 1 1 E-403/95 by Edward Newman to the Commission Subject : Abolition of frontier controls 6 95/C 257/12 E-419/95 by Hiltrud Breyer to the Commission Subject : Expenditure on patent applications and disputes within the context of R&D budgets 7 95/C 257/ 13 E-504/95 by Jose Gil-Robles Gil-Delgado to the Council Subject : Situation of managerial staff in European Community 8 95/C 257/14 E-5 19/95 by Johanna Maij-Weggen to the Council Subject : UN expert in El Salvador 8 95/C 257/15 E-526/95 by Georges Berthu to the Council Subject : Human rights violations in Romania 9 95/C 257/16 E-539/95 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : 'Television without frontiers' Directive 9 95/C 257/17 E-587/95 by Mihail Papayannakis to the Commission Subject : The profession of auditor in Greece — violation of Article 90 of the Treaty on European Union in association with Articles 96 and 52 10 95/C 257/ 18 E-594/95 by Hugh McMahon to the Commission Subject : Failure by Member States to honour agreed Union rules on the harmonization of qualifications 11 95/C 257/19 E-622/95 by Ilona Graenitz to the Council Subject : Standards for EU projects with non-member countries 11 95/C 257/20 E-626/95 by Anita Pollack to the Commission Subject : EU information technology expenditure and procurement policy ( Supplementary answer ) 11 95/C 257/21 E-649/95 by Raymonde Dury to the Commission Subject : Flooding 12 95/C 257/22 E-746/95 by Celia Villalobos Talero to the Commission Subject : Aids to tourism — projects in Malaga 12 95/C 257/23 E-8 17/95 by Philippe-Armand Martin to the Commission Subject : Wine and excise duties 13 95/C 257/24 E-837/95 by Glyn Ford to the Council Subject : Proposed detention of Munir Ceylan 13 95/C 257/25 E-861 /95 by Dagmar Roth-Behrendt to the Commission Subject : Aid for Berlin ( Supplementary answer ) 14 95/C 257/26 E-925/95 by Sir Jack Stewart-Clark to the Council Subject : Export of equipment for the purpose of torture 14 95/C 257/27 E-971 /95 by Amedeo Amadeo to the Commission Subject : Competition 15 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 257/28 E-986/95 by Maria Izquierdo Rojo to the Council Subject : EU response to the violence in Algeria 15 95/C 257/29 E-987/95 by Gerardo Fernández-Albor to the Commission Subject : Community initiatives to prevent the mental ageing of older people 16 95/C 257/30 E-992/95 by Paul Lannoye to the Commission Subject : Emission limit values for dioxins from municipal waste incineration plants 16 95/C 257/31 E-1059/95 by Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject : Health problems linked to migration and tourism in- the European Union 17 95/C 257/32 E- 1068/95 by Carmen Díez de Rivera Icaza to the Commission Subject : Tourism and the environment 17 95/C 257/33 E- 1073/95 by Michel Rocard to the Commission Subject : Reduction and re-organization of working time 18 95/C 257/34 E-1091/95 by Wolfgang Kreissl-Dörfler to the Council Subject : The right of foreign nationals to vote at municipal elections 18 95/C 257/35 E-l 109/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Distribution of pharmaceuticals 19 95/C 257/36 E-1113/95 by Marie-Paule Kestelijn-Sierens to the Commission Subject : Esperanto pilot schemes 19 95/C 257/37 E-l 121/95 by Jannis Sakellariou to the Commission Subject : Entry of EU citizens on the electoral register 20 95/C 257/38 E-1214/95 by Anita Pollack to the Council Subject : Sustainability and oceans 20 95/C 257/39 E-1215/95 by Anita Pollack to the Commission Subject : Agriculture and the environment 21 95/C 257/40 E-1216/95 by Anita Pollack to the Commission Subject : Convention on climate change and Agenda 21 21 95/C 257/41 E-1218/95 by Jaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject : Konver aid 22 95/C 257/42 E-l 23 8/95 by Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject : Socio-economic aspects of the environment 22 95/C 257/43 P-1244/95 by Daniel Cohn-Bendit to the Commission Subject : Promoting the dissemination of independent information in former Yugoslavia 23 95/C 257/44 E-l 245/95 by Ralf Walter to the Commission Subject : Insolvency risk cover for youth organizations 24 95/C 257/45 E-1249/95 by James Provan to the Commission Subject : Tonnage of fishing fleets in the European Union 25 95/C 257/46 E-1261/95 by Mihail Papayannakis to the Commission Subject : The wetlands of Schinia in the municipality of Marathon 26 95/C 257/47 E-1289/95 by Christine Oddy to the Council Subject : Human rights in Pakistan 26 EN ( Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 257/48 E-1305/95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Human capital and mobility 27 95/C 257/49 E- 1308/95 by Wim van Velzen to the Commission Subject : Diabetes research 27 95/C 257/50 E-1317/95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Incorporation of Directive 91/676/EEC into Greek law 28 95/C 257/51 E-1334/95 by Joaquin Sisó Cruellas to the Commission Subject : Action against fraud 28 95/C 257/52 E-134 9/95 by Allan Macartney to the Council Subject : Bosnia/Serbia 29 95/C 257/53 E- 1350/95 by Allan Macartney to the Commission Subject : ERDF : Textiles closures — Tayside Region, Scotland 29 95/C 257/54 E-1352/95 by Anita Pollack to the Commission Subject : Contraband cigarettes 30 95/C 257/55 E-1472/95 by Salvador Garriga Polledo to the Commission Subject : Tobacco theft 30 Joint answer to Written Questions E-1352/95 and E-1472/95 30 95/C 257/56 E- 136 1 /95 by Luigi Moretti to the Commission Subject : Textile and clothing industry and customs union with Turkey 31 95/C 257/57 E-1364/95 by Marie-Paule Kestelijn-Sierens to the Commission Subject : Community measures in support of home care 31 95/C 257/58 P- 1367/95 by Concepció Ferrer to the Council Subject : Comple ban on anti-personnel mines 32 95/C 257/59 E- 13 84/95 by Concepció Ferrer to the Commission Subject : Complete ban on anti-personnel mines 32 95/C 257/60 E-1385/95 by Nel van Dijk to the Commission Subject : Route of the A73 and the Habitats directive 33 95/C 257/61 E-l 393/95 by Peter Skinner to the Commission Subject : Funding of the Channel Tunnel rail link and EC competition policy 33 95/C 257/62 E-l402/95 by Alexander Langer to the Commission Subject : Unauthorized building at Is Arenas ( Sardinia ) 34 95/C 257/63 E-1418/95 by Ingo Friedrich to the Commission Subject : Implementation of a European postal services policy 35 95/C 257/64 E-1448/95 by Christine Oddy to the Commission Subject : Community policy for postal services 35 Joint answer to Written Questions E-1418/95 and E-1448/95 35 EN Notice No Contents ( continued ) Page 95/C 257/65 E-1420/95 by Mathias Reichhold to the Commission Subject : Rape seed under the CAP 36 95/C 257/66 E-1421/95 by Mathias Reichhold to the Commission Subject : Fruit and vegetable producer groups 36 95/C 257/67 E-1423/95 by Glyn Ford to the Commission Subject : Nuclear energy 37 95/C 257/68 E-1428/95 by Nel van Dijk to the Commission Subject : Dangers inherent in 'over the counter' sales of the contraceptive pill in the Netherlands 37 95/C 257/69 E-1429/95 by Nel van Dijk to the Commission Subject : Advertising of contraceptive pills in the Netherlands 38 95/C 257/70 E-1430/95 by Nel van Dijk to the Commission Subject : ' Over the counter' sales of the contraceptive pill in the Netherlands in violation of efforts at harmonization 38 Joint answer to Written Questions E-1428/95 to E-1430/95 38 95/C 257/71 E-1439/95 by Klaus Rehder to the Commission Subject : True cost of transport 39 95/C 257/72 E- 1445/95 by Christine Oddy to the Commission Subject : Financial support for the European film industry 40 95/C 257/73 E-1447/95 by Christine Oddy to the Commission Subject : EU sugar regime 40 95/C 257/74 E-1459/95 by Alexandros Alavanos to the Commission Subject : Universal and reservable services 41 95/C 257/75 E-1463/95 by James Moorhouse to the Commission Subject : Deaths due to blocked chimneys and flues
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