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Snabbprotokoll 2006/07:9, Torsdagen Den 12 Oktober-Kl. 16.00 Riksdagens protokoll 2006/07:9 Torsdagen den 12 oktober Protokoll Kl. 16.00 – 16.02 2006/07:9 1 § Justering av protokoll Justerades protokollet för den 6 oktober. 2 § Anmälan om sammansatt utrikes- och försvarsutskott Från sammansatta utrikes- och försvarsutskottet hade följande pro- memoria inkommit: Sammansatt utrikes- och försvarsutskott 1 bil. Utrikesutskottet och försvarsutskottet har jämlikt riksdagsordningen 4 kap. 8 § i separata beslut av den 10 oktober 2006 överenskommit att genom deputerade i sammansatt utskott gemensamt bereda proposition 2005/06:208 Svenskt deltagande i Förenta nationernas insats i Libanon. Till deputerade i det sammansatta utskottet har utsetts de i bifogade förteckning upptagna riksdagsledamöterna. Det sammansatta utskottet, som benämns Sammansatta utrikes- och försvarsutskottet (UFöU), har vid konstituerande sammanträde denna dag utsett följande presidium: Ulrica Messing (s), ordförande Sten Tolgfors (m), vice ordförande Stockholm den 10 oktober 2006 Thomas Hörberg Kanslichef utrikesutskottet Ingemar Wahlberg Kanslichef försvarsutskottet 1 Prot. 2006/07:9 Bilagan hade följande lydelse: 12 oktober Ledamöter och suppleanter i sammansatta utrikes- och försvarsutskottet (UFöU) Ur utrikesutskottet Ledamöter Veronica Palm (s) Carina Hägg (s) Kent Härstedt (s) Sten Tolgfors (m) Cecilia Magnusson (m) Ewa Björling (m) Kerstin Lundgren (c) Holger Gustafsson (kd) Hans Linde (v) Suppleanter Kenneth G Forslund (s) Olle Thorell (s) Carin Runeson (s) Björn Hamilton (m) Walburga Habsburg Douglas (m) Lars Lindén (kd) Bodil Ceballos (mp) Kansli Thomas Hörberg, kanslichef Johan Matz, föredragande Ur försvarsutskottet Ledamöter Ulrica Messing (s) Peter Jonsson (s) Åsa Lindestam (s) Rolf Gunnarsson (m) Karin Enström (m) Allan Widman (fp) Else-Marie Lindgren (kd) Peter Rådberg (mp) Suppleanter Marie Nordén (s) Mats Berglind (s) 2 Inger Jarl Beck (s) Prot. 2006/07:9 Nils Oskar Nilsson (m) 12 oktober Isabella Jernbeck (m) Rolf K Nilsson (m) Staffan Danielsson (c) Nina Larsson (fp) Rosita Runegrund (kd) Gunilla Wahlén (v) Kansli Ingemar Wahlberg, kanslichef Satu Saariniemi, utskottsassistent Promemorian lades till handlingarna. 3 § Hänvisning av ärende till utskott Föredrogs och hänvisades Redogörelse 2006/07:RRS1 till finansutskottet 4 § Bordläggning Anmäldes och bordlades Sammansatta utrikes- och försvarsutskottets betänkande 2006/07:UFöU1 Svenskt deltagande i Förenta nationernas insats i Liba- non 5 § Anmälan om interpellationer Anmäldes att följande interpellationer framställts den 11 oktober 2006/07:11 Public service av Rossana Dinamarca (v) till kulturminister Cecilia Stegö Chilò (m) 2006/07:12 Svenskt uran till kärnvapen av Wiwi-Anne Johansson (v) till miljöminister Andreas Carlgren (c) 2006/07:13 Allas rätt till egen bostad av Egon Frid (v) till miljöminister Andreas Carlgren (c) 3 Prot. 2006/07:9 den 12 oktober 12 oktober 2006/07:14 Kompetensen på kommunikationsmyndigheterna av Peter Hultqvist (s) till statsrådet Åsa Torstensson (c) 2006/07:15 Avvisning av homosexuella asylsökande av Kalle Larsson (v) till statsrådet Tobias Billström (m) Interpellationerna redovisas i bilaga som fogats till riksdagens snabb- protokoll tisdagen den 17 oktober. 6 § Anmälan om frågor för skriftliga svar Anmäldes att följande frågor för skriftliga svar framställts den 12 oktober 2006/07:11 Unga flickors hälsa av Lars-Ivar Ericson (c) till statsrådet Jan Björklund (fp) 2006/07:12 Brott mot funktionshindrade av Lars-Ivar Ericson (c) till socialminister Göran Hägglund (kd) 2006/07:13 Mänskliga rättigheter och dödsstraff för kvinnor och minderåriga i Iran av Kalle Larsson (v) till utrikesminister Carl Bildt (m) 2006/07:14 Stöd till återuppbyggnaden av Halabja av Jacob Johnson (v) till statsrådet Gunilla Carlsson (m) 2006/07:15 Kurdernas representation vid förhandlingarna om Tur- kiets medlemskap i EU av Jacob Johnson (v) till utrikesminister Carl Bildt (m) 2006/07:16 Spel och spelberoende av Lars Wegendal (s) till statsrådet Mats Odell (kd) 2006/07:17 Spelberoende av Lars Wegendal (s) till statsrådet Maria Larsson (kd) 2006/07:18 Betalningstransaktioner kopplade till Internetspel av Lars Wegendal (s) till statsrådet Mats Odell (kd) Frågorna redovisas i bilaga som fogats till riksdagens snabbprotokoll tisdagen den 17 oktober. 4 7 § Kammaren åtskildes kl. 16.02. Prot. 2006/07:9 12 oktober Förhandlingarna leddes av andre vice talmannen. Vid protokollet PER PERSSON /Eva-Lena Ekman 5 Prot. 2006/07:9 12 oktober Innehållsförteckning 1 § Justering av protokoll ..................................................................... 1 2 § Anmälan om sammansatt utrikes- och försvarsutskott ............... 1 3 § Hänvisning av ärende till utskott ................................................... 3 4 § Bordläggning .................................................................................... 3 5 § Anmälan om interpellationer ......................................................... 3 6 § Anmälan om frågor för skriftliga svar .......................................... 4 7 § Kammaren åtskildes kl. 16.02. .......................................................... 5 Elanders Gotab, Stockholm 2006 6 .
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