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Download (181Kb) COMMISSION DES Bruxelles, le 11, juil let 1989 COMMUNAUTES EUROPEENNES DOCUMENT INTERNE Secrétoriot généro 1 SPC89)1267/S NOTE A L'ATTENTION DE MMES ET MM. LES MEMBRES DE LA COMMISSION '}. Objet: Elections du Parlement Europêen Le Secrêtariat Génêral vous prie de bien vouloir trouver en annexe les listes officielles des êlus au Parlement Europêen pour le Royaume Uni et la Grèce. 1:··.0 ! .;.Le._ J .-C. EECKHOUT Copie: f'kne et MM. les Directeurs généraux CIRECTION OES ACiES PAR~EMENTAIRES ----------·----------------------- *** Oiv1sion du Statut du Oéputi *ri~* ---------------------------- * }p[i * 1919 *-tr-tr-tr*m NOTIFICATION OFFICIELLE DE L'ELECTION DES DEPUTES DU ROYAUME-UNI AU PARLEMENT EUROPEEN Le 7 ju1111t 1181 le Pr,11d1nt a !"eçu notification off1c1e11• de ,.,,,ect1on dts d,put,a du Royaumt-Un1 au Parlement europ,en. Ont ,t, ,1u1: Mr Got"don J. AQAM Mc Thomas MEGAHY Mr Richard A. BALFE Mc Jam•• MQORHQUSE Mr Roger SARTON Mc pay1d R. MORRIS Mr Cht"1stopher J.P. BEAZLEY Mc Arthur Stanley NEWENS Mr Peter" BEAZLEY Ml" Edward NEWMAN Ih• L9rd BETHELL Mr W1])1am Francis NEWTON DUNN Mr John A.W. BIRO Mr James Frtder1ck NICHOLSON Mr David Robet"t 80;1E Mra Chr1at1ne Margaret ODDY Mrs Jiney 0'Ne11 BUCHAN Tht Lord Q'HAGAN . Mr Bryan M.Q. CASSIDY Mr Jan B,K. PAJSLEV _ S1r Fred CATHERWOOO Mr Georg, Benjamin PAJTERSQN Mr Kenneth Sidney COATES Th, Lo,:d PLUMB Mr Kenneth p. COLLINS Mrt Anita Jean POLLACK Hr Petet" Duncan CRAMPTON Mr P•t•k PRAG Mrs Chr1st1ne M. ÇRAWLEV Mr Ptttr N, PRtÇE Mrs Margaret DALY Mr Chr11\oph1r J. PROUT Mr Wayne DAVID M1 u Patr1.c11 E •.RAWLINGS Mr Alan John DONNELLY Mr1 Imelda Mary READ Th• Hon. James E.M. ELLES s1c J1mt1 SCOTT-HOPKINS Mr Michael N. ELLIQTT M,. Ba,.cx H, SEAL Mrs W1n1ft"ed M. EWING Mr Madc9n B1çha,:d SELIGMAN Mr Alexander C. FALCONEB Nt B!sbtrd J. StMMQNQS Mt" James Glyn FORD Mc Anthonx M,H. SIMPSON Mra Pauline GREEN Mr Brian SIMPSON Hr Lyndon H.A. HARRISON Mr A1ex SMITH Mr M1 çhuJ Y, HINQLEY · Mc LJ•w•JJyn I, SMITH Mr Geoffrey W. HOON Mr Thomas N.8. SPENCER Mr Pay] F. HOWELL Mr John C.C. STEVENS Mr Stephen HUGHES Mc Georsa• w. STEYJNSQN Mt" John HUME Mr KtDDt\b A. STEWART Tht Lord lNGLEWOOD s1r Jack STEWART-CLARK Mrs Caco)1nt F. JACKSON Mr Gal"y TITLEV Mr Cht"1ttoph•r M. JACKSON Mr Jobn E. IQMLJNSON Hr Edward T, KELLETT•BOWMAN Ma. ÇacoJ• TONGUE Mt" A)ft"ed LOMAS M,. Amfdft E. IYBNEB Mr Henry 8111 McCU8BJN Mc M1ch11J J. WELSH Mr Mfchatl McGOWAN Mc Nonuan WEST Misa Anne Caroline 1, McINTOSH Mr lan Jamea WHITE ~r Huah R. McMAHON Mr Anthony Joteph WILSON Mr Edward H.C. MçMILLAN-SÇOTT Mr Terence WVNN Mc D1v1d W. MARTIN Luxembourg, 1• 10 juillet 1989 /Î-)·~ 8. KOSTER ----------~--L•• nom, dta d,put,, r,,iu, sont ~hef dt d1~11ton 1ouH1n,1. 89-07-12 11:31 T-PE SCHU 131 432274 ~252-03 [Cons.] CONSERVATIVE AND UNIONIST PARTY Mr Chr1stophtr J.P. BEAZLEY Mr M1ch111 N. ELLJQTT Mr Peter BEAZLEV Mc Al9x1nd1r c. FALCON(B The Lord BETHELL Mc Jam•• Glyn FQBP Mr Bryan M.O. ÇASSIOY Mr1 Pauline GREEN Sir Fred CATHERWOOO Mr Lyndon H.A. HARRISON Mrs Margaret DALY Mr Michael J. HtNDLEY The Hon. Jam11 E.M. ELLES Ne a,ettc•r w. MOON Mr Paul F. HOWELL Mr St9ph1n HUGHEI The Lord lNGLEWOOD Mc AJtrtd LOMAS Mr1 Çaro11nt F. JACKSON Mr Henry 8111 McCU88IN Mr Chr11tophtr M. JACKSON Mc Michae] McGOWAN Mr Edward T. KELLETT-BQWMAN Mr Huqh B· McMAHON M111 Anne Caroline 8. MclNTOSH Mc Day1d w, MARTIN Mr Edward H.c. McMILLAN-SCOTT Mc Thoma, MEGAHY Mr Jam•• MOORHOUSE Mr David B, HQBBJS Mr W1111am Franc1, NEWTON DUNN Mr Arthur StanJ•r NEWEHS The Lord ô'HAGAN Mc Edward NEWMAN Mr Gtorqt B9njam1n PATTERSON Mra Chr1at1ne M11"9ar1t ODDY Tht Lo,.d PLUMB Ml"t Anita Jean POLLACK Mr D1r1k PRAG Ml"I Imelda Mll"Y READ. Mr Ptttr N. PRICE Mc Barcx H, SEAL Mr Christopher J, PROUT Mr 8r1an SIMPSON M111 Patr1c1a E. RAWLINGS Ml" Alex SMITH Sir Jam11 SCOTT-HOPKINS Mc L]•w1Jirn T. SMITH .Mr Hadron Richard SELIGMAN Mc Geoca• w. StEYENSQN Mr Richard J. SIMMONOS Mc K•on•tb A. STEWART Mr Anthony M.H. SIMPSON Mr Gary TITLEY Mr Thomas N.B. SPENCER Mc John E, TOMLIHSON Mr John C.C. STEVENS Ml. Caro]• TONGUE Sir Jack STEWART-CLARK Mr Nor,naa VIII Mr Am,df• E. TURNER Mr lan James WHITE Mr Michael J. WELSH Mr Anthony Joseph WILSON Ml" Te,-enct WYNN COUP] DEMQÇBATIC UNIONJST PARTY <Nortb•cn Jreland> CSDLPl SOÇJAL DEMQCRATtç AND Mr lan R.K. PAISLEY LABOUR PARTY <Nor:tbtrn Jc•J and> CLab.l LABOUR PARTY Mc ,John HUME Mt Gordon J, ADAM Hr Richard A, IALFE CSNPl SCOTTISH NAIJQNAL PARTY Mr Roger SARTON Mr John A.w. BIRD Mrt W1n1fttd M. EWING Mr David Robert BOWE Mrt Janey Q'NtiJ BUÇHAN Mr Kenneth Sidney COATES tUUPl ULSTER UNIONJST PABIY Mr Kenneth p. COLLINS Mr Pater Duncan CRAMPTON Mr James fredtrtck NICHOLSON Mr1 Çbri1t1ne M. CRAWLEY Mr Wayne DAVID Mr Alan John DONNELLY Il P A Rt-0è1M6:ë NE rCHU 131 t: 41574K~2o07 P é e N -1 D!RECTlON DES ACTES PARLEMENTAIRES --------------------------·------- *** Division du Statut du Députi '----------------~----------- {;;} 1989 * .t:z, 1,::( , 994 COMMUNICATION NOTIFICATION OFFICIELLE DE L'ELECTION DES DEPUTES GRECS AU PARLEMENT EUROPEEN ,- -.... Le 5 juillet 1989 1e Pr'51d•nt a reçu not1f1cat1on off1c1e11• dt 1•,1,ction des d,put4s grecs au Parlement turop4en. Ont ,u ,1us: , KùplOÇ AXt!av!poç AAABANOI KûpLOC Anµn~plOC MArOPOnOYAOt K. Al•x•ndros ALAVANOS K, 01m1tr1oa PAGOROPOULOS . KùPlOÇ reùPYlOÇ ANAITAIOnOVAOI KûpLOC MLxan~ nAnArIANNAKHt . K, Georg1os ANASTASSOPOULOS K, M1ha11 PAPAYANNAKIS . KûpLoç napaoKcuâç AVrEPINOI KûO\OÇ Xprio~oç nAnOVTtHt K, Paraskevas AVGERINOS K. Christo, PAPOUTSIS ~KupLOÇ 'Eu8ûµloç XPIITQAOYAOV KûpLOC Ic.dvvnc nEtMAZorAOY K, Efth1m1os CHRISTODOULOU K, loannit PESMAZOGLOU !Kûploç Anµn~eloç AEIV~~AI KüpLOÇ fL~Lnnoc MIEPPOt .K. 01m1tr1os OESSVLAS K. F11ippot PlERROS 1KûplOÇ Baol~pç E~PAIMIAHt KûpLoc rcwpy1oç POMAIOt .K. Vassilis EPHREMICIS K. Gtorgio1 ROMEOS ,Kupta Maplt~~a rIANNAKOV-KOYTtIKOV KûPLOC 11clvayLw~nc POYMEAIOTHI ;Ka Marietta CIANNAKOU-KOUTSIKOV K. Panayot1a ROUMELIOTlS ,KüpLOÇ I~~npnc KOtTOOOYAOt KûpLoc rcwpyLoc tAPEIAAKII K, Sot1r1s KOSTOPOULOS K. Gtorq101 SARIDAKJI .KüpLOC Euo'tâ.8Loc J\ArAKOI KûpLOC Ocaûioc IAPAH% K. Efatath1oa LAGAKOS K. Pavlot SARLlS :KûpLOÇ navayLQ~nç /\AMMPIAI KûpLOC Jc.dvvnc ITAMOVAHI .K. Panayotis LAMBRIAS , K. toann11 STAMOULIS .KûpLOC ALOVÛOLOC AIBANOI KûpLoc Kwva~av~Lvoç tTAYPQY ,K. Dionys1os LIVANOS Kg Kon1tantino1 STAVROU :KûplOC ânµn~PLOC NIANIAI KûpLoc Kwvo~av~Lvoc TttMAI .K. 01m1tr101 NIANIAS K. Kon1tant1no1 TSJMAS ,Luxembourg, 1• 10 juillet 1989 r(;,.~ B. 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