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Third Legislative Term European Parliament - Indexes of Debates Volume 2/1 Third legislative term European Parliament - Indexes of debates Volume 2/1 Speakers: Newman, Elliott, Lucas Pires, Seligman, Blot, Paisley, Stewart, Nicholson, Schmidbauer, Scrivener, Lehideux Martine, Morris, Arbeloa Muru Víctor Part-session from 25 July 1989 to 28 July 1989 Minutes: Official Journal C233 from 11 September 1989 D0011 Transsexuals Verbatim report of proceedings: Official Journal Annex 379 Contd. on 12 September 1989 Related document(s): A3-0016/89 Sitting of 25 July 1989 Speakers: Van Hemeldonck, Corleone, Pannella Marco, Scrivener, Gollnisch, Pannella D0001 Speech by President upon his election Marco, Prag, Paisley Speakers: Barón Crespo, Cot, Klepsch, Giscard d'Estaing, Prout,, Gollnisch, Colajanni, de la Sitting of 12 September 1989 Malene, Santos, Ephremidis, Vandemeulebroucke, Delors D0012 Presentation of the draft budget for 1990 D0002 Address by the oldest Member Speakers: Schmidhuber, Tomlinson, Christodoulou, Speakers: Autant-Lara Lamassoure, Elles James, Cochet, Napoletano, Pasty, Blot, Miranda Da Silva, Rauti, Carvalho Sitting of 26 July 1989 Cardoso, Lane, Piquet, Pannella Marco, McCartin, Charasse D0003 Address by the President Speakers: Barón Crespo D0013 Health and safety at the workplace Contd. on 12 September 1989, 13 September 1989 D0004 European Council meeting in Madrid and Spanish Related document(s): A3-0020/89, A3-0021/89, A3-0022/89, Council C2-0044/89, C2-0047/89, presidency C2-0050/89 Related document(s): B3-0016/89, B3-0017/89, B3-0018/89, Speakers: Brok, Chanterie, Hughes, Vittinghoff, Pisoni B3-0019/89, B3-0020/89 Ferruccio, Pimenta, O'Hagan,, van Speakers: Delors, Morán López, Oreja, Giscard d'Estaing, Dijk, Catasta, Barros Moura, Bonde, Cabezón Alonso, Catherwood,, Bandrés Molet, Giannakou-Koutsikou, von Alemann, Pérez Royo, Nianias, Le Pen, De Rossa, Garaikoetxea Urriza, Collins Kenneth, Christiansen, Pagoropoulos, McMahon, Gangoiti Llaguno, Pannella Bangemann, Papandreou Marco, Ferrer, Punset I Casals, Jepsen, Alliot-Marie, Sandbæk, Cheysson, Herman, van der D0014 Cosmetic products Waal, Cravinho, Giannakou-Koutsikou, McCartin, Romeos, Contd. on 13 September 1989 Lucas Pires, Schwartzenberg Léon, Related document(s): A3-0001/89, C2-0048/89 Lambrias, Taradash, Ford, Montero Zabala, Solbes Mira Speakers: Pereira Virgílio, Schleicher, Monnier-Besombes Gérard, Vernier, Bjørnvig, D0005 Budgetary situation in the Community Bangemann Speakers: Schmidhuber D0015 Dangerous substances and preparations Sitting of 27 July 1989 Contd. on 13 September 1989 Related document(s): A3-0002/89, C2-0055/89 D0006 Programme of the French presidency -Measures taken Speakers: Schleicher, Vittinghoff, Nordmann, Jackson to Caroline, Monnier-Besombes Gérard, assist Hungary and Poland Vernier, Bangemann Speakers: Dumas, Andriessen, Cot, Klepsch, Amaral, Prout,, Pasty, Napolitano, Fernex, D0016 Disclosure requirements in respect of branches of Schönhuber, Wurtz, Simeoni, Pannella Marco, Cresson, Ceyrac, companies Balfe Related document(s): C2-0054/89, A3-0004/89 Speakers: Rothley, Janssen van Raay, Inglewood, Bandrés Sitting of 28 July 1989 Molet, Herman, Bangemann D0007 Application of Rule 136 D0017 Recognition of diplomas Speakers: Metten, Bangemann, Maher, Herman, Patterson, Cot, Contd. on 13 September 1989 Wijsenbeek, Prag, Hoff Related document(s): C3-0004/89, A3-0005/89, C3-0005/89, A3-0006/89 Speakers: Fontaine, Elliott, Muscardini, Bangemann Part-session from 11 September 1989 to 15 September 1989 Minutes: Official Journal C256 from 09 October 1989 Sitting of 13 September 1989 Verbatim report of proceedings: Official Journal Annex 380 D0018 Implementation of economic and social cohesion Sitting of 11 September 1989 Contd. on 14 September 1989 Related document(s): B3-0033/89, B3-0035/89, B3-0036/89, D0008 Tribute to Mrs Simone Veil B3-0037/89, B3-0043/89, Speakers: Cot, Barón Crespo, Giscard d'Estaing, Zeller, Langer, B3-0045/89, B3-0099/89, B3-0088/89, B3-0090/89, Piquet, de la Malene, B3-0092/89, B3-0157/89, B3-0158/89, Prout,, Colajanni, Blot, Pannella Marco, Speroni, Veil B3-0159/89, B3-0160/89, B3-0161/89 Speakers: Salisch, Cramon Daiber, Raggio, Chanterie, Calvo D0009 Transfrontier property transactions Ortega, O'Hagan,, de la Contd. on 14 September 1989 Malene, Carvalhas, Delors, Buron, Brok, Capucho, Jepsen, Related document(s): A3-0014/89 van Dijk, Papayannakis, Fitzgerald, Speakers: McMillan-Scott, Coimbra Martins, Larive, Cassidy, Le Chevallier, Herzog Philippe, Bonde, Paisley, Papandreou, Monnier-Besombes Gérard, Christophersen, Álvarez De Paz, Bru Purón, Scrivener, Arbeloa Muru Víctor, Gil-Robles Pisoni Ferruccio, von Alemann, Fernex, Alavanos, Pacheco Gil-Delgado Herrera, van der Waal, Ford, Maij-Weggen, Cox, Gangoiti Llaguno, Suárez González, Pannella Marco, Van Outrive, D0010 Victims of violence von Wogau, Carniti, Torres Couto, Raffarin, Pesmazoglou, Contd. on 12 September 1989 Hume, Cassidy, Saridakis, Reding, Related document(s): A3-0013/89 Volume 2/2 European Parliament - Indexes of debates Third legislative term Christodoulou, Papandreou, Cheysson, Bontempi, De Rossa, Speakers: Alber Titley, Dury, Wynn, Falconer, McMahon, Verbeek, Brok, Cassanmagnago Cerretti D0028 Generalized tariff preferences for 1990 for certain goods D0019 Roll-over protection structures on tractors originating in the developping countries Related document(s): A3-0007/89, A3-0008/89, A3-0009/89, Related document(s): A3-0017/89, A3-0018/89, A3-0019/89, C2-0046/89, C2-0049/89, C3-0088/89 C2-0051/89 Speakers: de Donnea, Belo, Daly, Telkämper, Alavanos, Speakers: Beumer, Roth, Schmidhuber Miranda Da Silva, Carvalho Cardoso, Matutes Juan D0020 Trace elements in fertilizers Related document(s): A3-0010/89, C2-0045/89 Sitting of 15 September 1989 Speakers: Beumer, Schmidhuber D0029 Ban on smoking in public places Sitting of 14 September 1989 Related document(s): A3-0012/89, C3-0040/89 Speakers: Andrews Niall, Wynn, Banotti, Amendola D0021 Situation in Poland Gianfranco, Pannella Marco, Desmond Contd. on 15 September 1989 Barry, Telkämper, Scrivener, von Habsburg Related document(s): B3-0062/89, B3-0063/89, B3-0144/89, B3-0154/89, B3-0156/89, Part-session from 09 October 1989 to 13 October 1989 B3-0164/89, B3-0166/89, B3-0167/89, B3-0168/89, B3-0169/89, Minutes: Official Journal C291 from 20 November 1989 B3-0170/89 Verbatim report of proceedings: Official Journal Annex Speakers: Andriessen, Dury, Pierros, Giscard d'Estaing, 381 Piermont, Napolitano, Schönhuber, Piquet, Vandemeulebroucke, Pannella Marco, Hughes, Sitting of 09 October 1989 Verhagen, De Clercq, Bethell,, Quistorp, Rauti, Donnelly Alan John, Bourlanges, Mendes Bota, McIntosh, D0030 Statement by the President Telkämper, Langes, Metten, Speakers: Barón Crespo, Klepsch, Cot, Catherwood,, Moorhouse, Paisley, Gröner, Cassanmagnago Cerretti, Brok, Pannella Marco, Gollnisch, de la Desmond Barry, Van Hemeldonck, Pirkl, Cooney, Cano Pinto, Malene, Cochet, Galland Punset I Casals, Hänsch, Cox, Maher, Ruiz-Mateos Jiménez De Tejada, Krieps, Robles Piquer D0031 Units of measurement Contd. on 11 October 1989 D0022 Statement by the President Related document(s): A3-0026/89, C3-0001/89 Speakers: Pery, Cheysson, Tindemans, Morris Speakers: Cassidy, Kellett-Bowman Edward, Roth, Ewing, Bangemann D0023 Human rights Related document(s): B3-0103/89, B3-0115/89, B3-0145/89, D0032 Data subject to statistical confidentiality B3-0057/89, B3-0061/89, Contd. on 10 October 1989 B3-0134/89, B3-0052/89, B3-0075/89, B3-0078/89, B3-0068/89, Related document(s): A3-0025/89, C3-0059/89, COM/89/3 B3-0081/89, B3-0082/89, Speakers: von Wogau, Roth, Martinez, Bangemann B3-0129/89, B3-0149/89, B3-0116/89, B3-0060/89 Speakers: Ceci, Cassanmagnago Cerretti, Wynn, Pimenta, D0033 Pre-packaged liquids Cassidy, Alliot-Marie, Contd. on 11 October 1989 Tindemans, Jensen Kirsten, Roth, Wurtz, Elmalan, Le Pen, Related document(s): A3-0023/89, C3-0002/89 Sakellariou, Beazley Christopher, Speakers: Banotti, Jensen Kirsten, Bangemann Lomas, Maij-Weggen, Nianias, Ceyrac, Ephremidis, Crampton, Lemmer, Lehideux Martine, Sitting of 10 October 1989 Dankert, Duverger, Andriessen D0034 Labelling of tobacco products D0024 Fight against drugs Contd. on 11 October 1989 Related document(s): B3-0056/89, B3-0086/89, B3-0087/89, Related document(s): A3-0024/89, C3-0012/89 B3-0093/89, B3-0109/89, Speakers: Andrews Niall, Beazley Peter, Avgerinos, Banotti, B3-0114/89, B3-0125/89, B3-0127/89, B3-0141/89, B3-0147/89 Pimenta, Jepsen, Vernier, Speakers: Ruiz-Giménez Aguilar, De Rossa, Stewart-Clark,, Pannella Marco, Díez De Rivera Icaza, Wijsenbeek, Pandolfi Castellina, Ewing, Giannakou-Koutsikou, Melandri, Lehideux Martine, Medina D0035 Dangerous substances and preparations Ortega, Marinho, Robles Piquer, Contd. on 11 October 1989 Taradash, Pannella Marco, Schwartzenberg Léon Related document(s): A3-0035/89, C3-0033/89, COM/88/190 Speakers: Schleicher, Vernier, Weber Beate, Pimenta, D0025 Lebanon Monnier-Besombes Gérard, Bjørnvig, Related document(s): B3-0051/89, B3-0059/89, B3-0066/89, Christophersen, Prag, Nordmann B3-0094/89, B3-0126/89, B3-0140/89, B3-0150/89 D0036 STEP and EPOCH programmes Speakers: Cassanmagnago Cerretti, de Donnea, Aulas, Imbeni, Contd. on 11 October 1989 Ceyrac, Vernier, Arbeloa Related document(s): A3-0036/89, C3-0011/89 Muru Víctor, Fontaine, Nordmann, Matutes Juan Speakers: Rinsche, Larive, Rovsing, Fitzsimons, Sanz Fernández, Pandolfi D0026 German refugees Related document(s): B3-0106/89, B3-0132/89, B3-0162/89 D0037 BRIDGE programme Speakers: Schönhuber, von Wechmar Rüdiger, von Habsburg,
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