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(Romanian) Concerning the Payment of Environmental Tax for a Second-Hand Automobile Registered in Romania Before 2007 ANNEX to the Minutes of 24 September 2014 List of petitions declared admissible since the last meeting of the Committee on Petitions (1 April 2014) 1202/2013 by Iancu Burcea (Romanian) concerning the payment of environmental tax for a second-hand automobile registered in Romania before 2007 1203/2013 by Claudia Tamellini (Italian), on access to stem-cell treatment in accordance with the Stamina method 1205/2013 by Margot Maë (Estonian) on money being debited to her bank account by Deutsche Bundesbahn and internet businesses 1207/2013 by Josip Miljak (Croatian), on behalf of Hrvatska Cista Stranka Prava, on European arrest warrant 1208/2013 by Stjepan Ringwald (Croatian), on Justice system in Croatia 1209/2013 by Juan Berna Jose (Spanish), on a landfill in the region of Alicante (Spain) 1210/2013 by I.B. (Hungarian) concerning conditions in Hungarian prisons 1211/2013 by Carlos Pedro Barbosa de Almeida (Portuguese), on Justice system and transparency in Portugal 1212/2013 by Oisin Jones-Dillon (Irish), on Discrimination of EU nationals in Malta 1213/2013 by R. S. (Poland) on funding for the Europe for Citizens programme under the multiannual financial framework 2014-2020 1214/2013 by Raul Fernandez Perez (Spanish), on the search for hydrocarbons in Cantabria (Spain), using the hydraulic fracturing (fracking) method 1216/2013 by Eftimia Boutsikou (Greek) concerning eligibility for funding under the National Strategic Reference Framework 2007-2013 for working mothers in Greece 1218/2013 by Carlos Garcia Gonzalez and José Martinez Postigo (Spanish), on behalf of the ‘Asociacion Para la defensa de los recursos naturales de Cantabria’, on the installation of a wind farm in Cantabria (Spain) 1219/2013 by Francisco Perez Escudero (Spanish), on animal welfare in Europe 1221/2013 by Richard Loch (German) concerning conditions for the signing of a free trade agreement between the EU and the US 1223/2013 by K.C. (nationality unknown), bearing 341 signatures, concerning the potential risks of genetically modified organisms 1224/2013 by M.M. (Romanian) concerning European Parliament officials 1225/2013 by S.N. (Italian), on a competition for administrators for the S&D political group in the European Parliament (Notice AD 1/2013) 1 1226/2013 by I.P. (presumably Bulgarian) on a dispute with a Bulgarian bank regarding a mortgage loan 1227/2013 by August Ostace (German), on reflections on Europe 1228/2013 by Sh.W. (British), on Free movement of people 1229/2013 by K. Z. 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Larsen (Danish), on Private property in Spain 1239/2013 by Damien Etienne (French) on a proposal to include military cemeteries from both World Wars on the World Heritage List 1240/2013 by Rodica Ionela Bazgan (Romanian) on freedom of movement in the European Union 1244/2013 by Pablo Lorente Zapateria (Spanish), on behalf of the Sustrai Erakuntza Foundation, on thermal power stations in Castejon, Navarra (Spain) 1245/2013 by Angel Suarez Suarez (Spanish), Mayor of the municipality of La Robla, on the use of EU funds 1246/2013 by Muinos Cela Maria Azucena (Spanish), on behalf of a number of different associations of Spain, on Impact Assesment prior to planned railway line in Ferrol 1247/2013 by Dimitris Apostolatos on Religious freedom in Greece 1248/2013 by Pedro Pozas Terrados (Spanish) representing Projecto Gran Simio 1249/2013 by Manuel Garcia Barba (Spanish) on the use of a mortgage loan reference index to set mortgage interest rates 1250/2013 by Paulo Alexandre Viegas (Belgian) on the alleged dangers of certain progressive movements and the launching of an awareness campaign 1251/2013 by Joachim Guse (German and Belgian) on freedom to provide services in the EU with regard to private mail delivery 1252/2013 by Desislava Petkova (Bulgarian) on alleged corruption affecting the Bulgarian legal system and the conduct of a Bulgarian judge 1253/2013 by Anna Gerometta (Italian), on behalf of Genitori antismog, on Air quality directive 2008/50 EC 2 1255/2013 by Daniel Schumacher (German) on the accession of Ukraine to the European Union 1256/2013 by F.N. 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