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Official Journal C210 Volume 34 of the European Communities 12 August 1991 ISSN 0378-6986 Official Journal C210 Volume 34 of the European Communities 12 August 1991 English edition Information and Notices Notice No Contents Paee I Information European Parliament Written Questions with answer 91/C210/01 No 505/90 by Mrs Christiana Muscardini to the Commission Subject: Measures to combat poaching 1 91/C210/02 No 547/90 by Mr Francesco Speroni to the Commission Subject: Poaching in southern Italy 1 Joint supplementary answer to Written Questions Nos 505/90 and 547/90 1 91/C210/03 No 1024/90 by Mr Jose Vazquez Fouz, Mrs Maria Izquierdo Rojo, Mr Mateo Sierra Bardaji, Mr Josep Pons Grau and Mr Juan de la Camara Martinez to the Commission Subject: Special character of Mediterranean fisheries 2 91/C210/04 No 1030/90 by Mr Jose Vazquez Fouz, Mrs Maria Izquierdo Rojo, Mr Mateo Sierra Bardaji, Mrs Carmen Rivera Icaza, Mr Juan de la Camara Martinez and Mr Josep Pons Grau to the Commission Subject: Common fisheries policy for the Mediterranean 2 Joint answer to Written Questions Nos 1024/90 and 1030/90 2 91/C210/05 No 1850/90 by Mr Gijs de Vries to the Commission Subject: Changing the legal basis of Commission proposals 2 91/C210/06 No 2065/90 by Mr Ernest Glinne to the Commission Subject: Restoration of a Duvalier-style regime in Haiti 2 91/C210/07 No 2116/90 by Mr Bryan Cassidy to the Commission Subject: Export of tobacco from intervention 3 91/C210/08 No 2290/90 by Mrs Guadalupe Ruiz-Gimenez Aguilar to the Commission Subject: Commission staff concerned with development policies in Latin America and Asia .... 4 (Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents (continued) Page 91/C 210/09 No 2478/90 by Mr Ernest Glinne to the Commission Subject: Reduced fares for retired persons on Community railways 4 91 /C 210/10 No 2496/90 by Mr Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject: Implementation by Spain of the Directive on sampling and analysis for the monitoring of foodstuffs intended for human consumption 5 91/C 210/11 No 2497/90 by Mr Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject: Aid to agriculture in Andalusia, Spain 5 91/C 210/12 No 2498/90 by Mr John McCartin to the Commission Subject: Statistical management of the dairy markets 5 91/C 210/13 No 2578/90 by Mr Jean-Pierre Raffarin to the Commission Subject: Specific programme of research and development in the field of thermonuclear fusion 6 91 /C 210/14 No 2621 /90 by Mrs Marie Jose Denys to the Commission Subject: Regional airlines 6 91/C 210/15 No 2645/90 by Mr Gerard Monnier-Besombes to the Commission Subject: Discrimination against conscientious objectors 7 91/C 210/16 No 2908/90 by Mrs Ursula Braun-Moser to the Commission Subject: Performance of civilian service in other Community countries 7 Joint answer to Written Questions Nos 2645/90 and 2908/90 7 91 /C 210/17 No 2686/90 by Mrs Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: Marketing ban on the herbicide atrazine 8 91/C210/18 No 2731 /90 by Mr Richard Balfe to the Commission Subject: Inward processing relief 8 91 /C 210/19 No 2769/90 by Mr Dieter Rogalla to the Commission Subject: Postal rates 9 91/C 210/20 No 2850/90 by Mr James Elles to the Commission Subject: Linkage between EC and NATO 9 91/C 210/21 No 2855/90 by Mr Florus Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject: Ban on bicycles in Cambridge, UK 10 91/C 210/22 No 2865/90 by Mr Karel Pinxten to the Commission Subject: Environmental implications of the HST route and financial assistance from the EC ... 10 91/C 210/23 No 2876/90 by Lord Bethell to the Commission Subject: Ferry service between Gibraltar and Algeciras 10 91 /C 210/24 No 2900/90 by Mr Jacques Vernier to the Commission Subject: Assessment of disadvantages of summer time 11 Notice No Contents (continued) 91/C210/25 No 2926/90 by Mr Lyndon Harrison, Mr Kenneth Collins, Mr Gordon Adam, Mr David Bowe, Mr Kenneth Coates, Mrs Leila Onur and Mr Roger Barton to the Commission Subject: Structural funds and the protection of wildlife habitats in the Community 11 91/C210/26 No 2988/90 by Mr Yves Galland to the Commission Subject: Implementation of the development programme for rural areas 12 91/C210/27 No 3003/90 by Mr Reimer Boge to the Commission Subject: The budget rules 12 91/C210/28 No 3072/90 by Mr Sergio Ribeiro to the Commission Subject: Project for a dam in the municipality of Alqueva , 13 91/C210/29 No 32/91 by Mr Antoni Gutierrez Diaz to the Commission Subject: Implementation of the Structural Funds in 1990 (Spain, Objective 2) 13 91/C210/30 No 37/91 by Mrs Barbara Simons to the Commission Subject: Application of the EEC—Morocco fisheries agreement to the waters of the Western Sahara ^ 91/C210/31 No 69/91 by the following Members: Mr Carlos Perreau de Pinninck Domenech, Mr Jose Ruiz-Mateos Jimenez de Tejada, Mr Christian de la Malene and Mr Mark Killilea to the Commission Subject: Aid for olive oil production 15 91/C210/32 No 100/91 by Mr Gerard Monnier-Besombes and Mrs Claire Joanny to the Commission Subject: Community financing of the Pau-Somport road link 15 91/C210/33 No 154/91 by Mr Max Simeoni to the Commission Subject: Community funding for the Pau-Somport highway (Pyrenees-Atlantiques, France) ... 15 Joint answer to Written Questions Nos 100/91 and 154/91 16 91/C210/34 No 108/91 by Mr Filippos Pierros to the Commission Subject: Changes in the olive-oil subsidy arrangements 16 91/C210/35 No 139/91 by Mr Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject: Extension of the agreement on Spanish imports of maize from the United States 17 91/C210/36 No 148/91 by Mr Gianfranco Fini to the Council Subject: De Gasperi-Grueber Agreements • 1' 91/C210/37 No 200/91 by Mr Miguel Arias Canete to the Commission Subject: Implementation of the fishing agreement between the EEC and Guinea (Conakry) ... 17 91/C210/38 No 202/91 by Mrs Christine Crawley to the Commission Subject: Cost of VAT to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution 18 91/C210/39 No 223/91 by Mr Victor Manuel Arbeloa Muru to the Commission Subject: Selection of candidates for the Jean Monnet chair 18 (Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents (continued) Page 91/C210/40 No 224/91 by Mr Victor Manuel Arbeloa Muru to the Commission Subject: Change in the status of the Consultative Council of Local and Regional Authorities ... 19 91/C210/41 No 228/91 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Zero rates of VAT 1" 91/C210/42 No 229/91 by Mr Christopher Jackson to the Commission Subject: Hybrid vines 20 91/C210/43 No 250/91 by Mr Dieter Rogalla to the Commission Subject: Development aid for countries not party to the Lome Convention 20 91/C210/44 No 252/91 by Mrs Cristiana Muscardini to the Commission Subject: Free distribution of food products po citizens of Community Member States 21 91/C210/45 No 276/91 by Mr Jose Alvarez de Paz to the Commission Subject: Timetable for initiatives on development of vocational training and equal treatment .. 21 91/C210/46 No 301/91 by Mr Elio Di Rupo to the Commission Subject: 1990 tobacco harvest in Italy 22 91/C210/47 No 307/91 by Sir James Scott-Hopkins to the Commission Subject: The Directive on working time 22 91/C210/48 No 309/91 by Mr Christos Papoutsis to the Commission Subject: Reorganization of the technical and social infrastructure of less-favoured mountain areas in Greece ^ 91/C210/49 No 317/91 by Mr Jose Valverde Lopez to the Commission Subject: Renewal of the fishing agreement with Morocco 23 91/C210/50 No 328/91 by Mr Jesus Cabezdn Alonso to the Commission Subject: The Gulf war and its effects on cereals exports 24 91/C210/51 No 331/91 by Mr Gijs de Vries to the Commission Subject: Possible distortion of competition by the Commission 24 91/C210/52 No 340/91 by Mr Jaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject: Completion of the single market — abolition of tax-free sales 24 91/C210/53 No 342/91 by Mr Francois Musso to the Commission Subject: Protection of cork in the Community 25 91/C210/54 No 344/91 by Mr Francois Musso to the Commission Subject: Funding of the 'moyenne corniche' road in Porticcio 26 91/C210/55 No 345/91 by Mr Francois Musso to the Commission Subject: Community support framework for Corsica 26 91/C210/56 No 366/91 by Mr Ian White to the Commission Subject: Debt, trade and aid relationships 26 91/C210/57 No 388/91 by Mr Jaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject: European Social Fund — programmes in favour of women 27 Notice No Contents (continued) Pase 91/C210/58 No 389/91 by Mr Miguel Arias Canete to the Commission Subject: Critical situation affecting the Community tuna fleet 28 91/C210/59 No 410/91 by Mr Hugh McMahon to the Commission Subject: Commission Panel of Experts on an Equitable Wage 28 91/C210/60 No 412/91 by Mr David Morris to the Commission Subject: Slaughter 29 91/C210/61 No 465/91 by Mrs Mary Banotti to the Commission Subject: PERIFRA programme • 29 91/C210/62 No 495/91 by Mrs Cristiana Muscardini to the Commission Subject: Sexually transmitted diseases • ^" 91/C210/63 No 514/91 by Mr Henry Chabert to the Commission Subject: Transport policy • 30 91/C210/64 No 543/91 by Mr John McCartin to the Commission Subject: Prohibition on the use of BST 31 91/C210/65 No 545/91 by Mr Jacques Tauran to the Council Subject: Maritime transport of animals for slaughter 31 91/C210/66 No 589/91 by Mr Filippos Pierros to the Commission Subject: Intra-European vocational training networks 32 91/C210/67 No 593/91 by Mr Herman Verbeek to the Commission Subject: Inspection procedures carried out at the Lauwersoog wholesale fish market 32 91/C210/68 No 598/91 by Sir James Scott-Hopkins to the Commission Subject: Electronics and communications industries: 1992 33 91/C210/69
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