Minutes of the sitting of Thursday 18 December 1997
19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/99 MINUTES OF THE SITTING OF THURSDAY 18 DECEMBER 1997 Thursday 18 December 1997 (98/C 14/04) PART I Proceedings of the sitting IN THE CHAIR: Mr GIL-ROBLES GIL-DELGADO 1. Approval of Minutes President The Minutes of the previous sitting were approved. (The sitting opened at 9. 30 a. m. ) * * * Exclusion of a Member Following the incident in the Chamber the previous evening (Minutes of that sitting, Part I, Item 23), the President announced that he was obliged to take a painful decision, in view of the seriousness of the matter, and read out Rule 110(1). He therefore moved that Parliament pass a vote of censure on Mr Rosado Fernandes, involving immediate exclusion from the Chamber and suspension for two days. Mr Rosado Fernandes replied that he was not proud of what had happened the previous evening, that he deserved the sanction which Parliament might vote to inflict on him, and explained that he had acted as he had done because he had been the victim of a provocation. Pursuant to Rule 110(3) the President held an electronic vote on his motion to exclude Mr Rosado Fernandes from the Chamber for two days. Votes were cast as follows: Members voting: 351; for: 235; against: 79; abstentions: 37. The motion was therefore approved. The President asked Mr Rosado Fernandes to leave the Chamber: the latter did so. The following spoke: › Mr Ha¤nsch, who noted that Mr Rosado Fernandes had spoken and left the Chamber to applause from members of his group and felt that the President should have expressed solidarity with Mr Blak, the victim of the attack in question; › Mr Giansily who, on behalf of the UPE Group, in view of the importance of the forthcoming vote on the budget, and the severe sanction adopted against a member of his group, asked for the sitting to be suspended for a few minutes to enable his group to hold a meeting (in view of the length and importance of the vote in question, the President declined his request). The following spoke: › Mr Le Gallou, who said that he had discovered that morning that Parliament had issued a commemorative envel- ope of Georges Marchais, former secretary-general of the French Communist Party, whose activity he condemned, and asked on what basis this issue had been decided (the President replied that the issue was the work of a private firm, not of Parliament); › Mr Puerta, chairman of the GUE/NGL Group, who, with reference to the previous speakerís remarks, defended Mr Mar- chaisí memory and rejected Mr Le Gallouís assertions (the President said that he deemed the incident closed); › Mr Lataillade, who expressed concern at claims originat- ing within Parliament of financial corruption and asked the President to give the House all the documentation concerning those involved in any way in the design and construction of Parliamentís buildings in Brusssels, so that libellous accusa- tions which might provoke Members to understandable though inadmissible reactions of anger could be avoided; he also asked him to remind group chairmen that any accusations had to be backed up with evidence (the President said that he would forward this request to the Conference of Presidents). 2. Referral to committees The Committee on External Economic Relations would be drawing up a report pursuant to Rule 90(5) on the OECD negotiations on a multilateral agreement on investment (asked for opinions: ECON, LEGA, DEVE, ESOC, ENVI, CULT and FISH). The following matters had been referred to the Rules Commit- tee: › a letter by Mr Berthu on allowing Members to give explanations of vote for the establishment of Parliamentís calendar of part-sessions, › the question of revising Parliamentís Rules of Procedure with a view to adapting them to the Amsterdam Treaty. VOTING TIME C 14/100 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 3. 1998 draft general budget › 1998 draft ECSC operating budget (vote) (1) ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE OF THE INSTITU- TIONS The next item was the vote on: › the 1998 draft budget, modified by the Council; › the motion for a resolution in the report drawn up by Mr Tillich and Mr Tomlinson, on behalf of the Committee on Budgets, on the draft budget of the European Union for the financial year 1998 as modified by the Council (all sections) and on Letter of Amendment No 1/98 to the preliminary draft budget for 1998, Section III › Commis- sion (C4-0645/97) (A4-0390/97); › the motion for a resolution in the report drawn up by Mr Giansily, on behalf of the Committee on Budgets, on the draft ECSC operating budget for 1998 (SEC(97)0933 › C4-0270/97) (A4-0409/97). The President explained the voting procedure. (a) Amendments to the 1998 draft budget (Qualified majority) Mr Tillich, rapporteur, asked for technical corrections to be made to amendments 1 and 36 (in am. 1, the reference to the previous weekís European Council was to be deleted and in am. 36 he wanted a sentence which contradicted current Community decisions to be corrected). The following spoke: Mr Samland, chairman of the Committee on Budgets, who said that the rapporteurís proposal ámerely concerned an asterisk, not the reserveí, and Mr DellíAlba, on behalf of the ARE Group, who did not agree with the view that the rapporteurís proposed change to am. 36 was merely technical, and received support from more than 12 Members. Under Rule 124(6), the President decided, in view of this opposition, not to take account of the correction to am. 36, which he treated as an oral amendment. Amendments withdrawn: 52; 60; 65 SECTION III › COMMISSION Amendments adopted: block 1 (61, 62, 63); block 2 (100); block 3 (6, 85 to 91, 14, 15, 107, 108, 18, 109, 106, 92, 110, 23, 111, 93, 26, 27, 94, 95, 30, 31, 96, 33 to 40, 97, 98, 99, 44, 45, 46, 101 to 104, 51, 53, 54); 105 (separate vote); block 4 (56 to 59) The following spoke during the vote › Mrs Mu¤ller, on behalf of the V Group, on the vote in a single amendment on heading 3. Amendments adopted: block 5 (1 to 5) SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE Amendments adopted: block 6 (67 to 72) SECTION VI › ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE AND COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS Amendments adopted: block 7 (73 to 84) After voting on the amendments to the draft general budget for 1998 had been completed, the President asked the Council the following question: Can the Council agree with Parliament on the new minimum rate of increase in expenditure in the light of our discussions?í Mr Fischbach, President- in-Office of the Council, answered: that the Presidency Yes Mr President. I would like to tell you and all the honourable Members is obviously delighted with the overall agreement we have reached on the 1998 budget. This is a good budget. It is a good budget because it is the result of a good understanding between the two authorities, the two branches of budget authority, but also and more importantly the result of close cooperation, based on mutual trust between the Council and Parliament, and todayís result has been achieved essentially thanks to Parliament, its Committee on Budgets, the Chairman of that Committee and two rapporteurs, Mr Tillich and Mr Tomlinson, whose com- mitment, enthusiasm and loyalty I have appreciated throughout this budgetary procedure. Mr President, I would also like to conclude by thanking the Commission and in particular Commissioner Liikanen and his colleagues for their efforts which made a decisive contribution to this overall agreement. My sincere thanks to you all. í The President noted that there was full agreement on the 1998 budget which was therefore finally adopted. He therefore asked the President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Fischbach, Commissioner Liikanen, Mr Samland, Chair- man of the Committee on Budgets, and Mr Tomlinson and Mr Tillich, rapporteurs, to join him and then proceeded to sign the budget. (b) Tillich/Tomlinson report › A4-0390/97 (Simple majority) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION: Amendments adopted: 5 by EV (233 for, 207 against, 4 absten- tions); 2 as addition; 1 Amendments rejected: 3 by RCV; 4 by RCV (1) Amendments adopted are annexed to these Minutes. The different parts of the text were adopted in order. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/101 Thursday 18 December 1997 The following spoke during the vote: 4. Official welcome › Mr Bourlanges said that ams 5 and 2 were compatible: Mr Tillich, rapporteur, agreed, adding that amendment 2 could be taken as an addition; On behalf of Parliament, the President welcomed new bureau members from the Polish delegation to the EU-Poland Joint Parliamentary Committee, led by Mr Mazowiecki, who had taken their seats in the official gallery. › Mrs Mu¤ller, on behalf of the V Group, said that her group had asked for a separate vote on para. 12 (the President refused this as the request had not been received in time). Results of RCVs: am. 3 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 4 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 438 79 350 9 434 45 379 10 Parliament adopted the resolution by RCV (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(a)). 445 376 43 26 (c) Giansily report › A4-0409/97: (Simple majority) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION: Mr Imaz San Miguel had also signed am. 2. Amendments adopted: 1/rev. by RCV; 2 by EV (220 for, 217 against, 2 abstentions) The different parts of the text were adopted in order. particular nutritional 5. Foodstuffs for ***II (vote) uses Recommendation for 2nd reading by Mrs Sandbæk › A4-0379/97 (Qualified majority) COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL C4-0439/97 › 94/0076(COD): Amendment adopted: 4 by RCV Amendments rejected: 1 by RCV; 3; 2 by RCV Amendment fallen: 5 Results of RCVs: am. 1 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am 4 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 2 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 424 246 175 3 423 366 53 4 428 244 180 4 The President declared the common position approved as amended (Part II, Item 2). 6. Operations with European non-governmen- tal development organizations Recommendation for 2nd reading by Mr Paasio › A4- 0371/97 (Qualified majority) **II (vote) Results of RCVs: am. 1/rev. (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 442 225 214 3 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL C4-0442/97 › 95/0168(SYN): Amendments adopted: 1 to 4 collectively; 9; 6; 7 (1st part); 7 (2nd part); 8 Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 1(b)). Amendment fallen: 5 C 14/102 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Split votes: am. 7 (I-EDN): 1st part: paragraphs 1 and 2 2nd part: paragraph 3 Amendments fallen: 113; 45; 152; 55; 56/corr. ; 156 (2nd part); 63; 132; 102; 138 ((2)(a)(ii), introduction); 138 ((2)(a)(ii), 3rd and 4th indents); 158; 141/corr. ; 139; 97; 160 (2nd part); 98 Amendments not put to the vote (Rule 125 (1)(e)): 30 The common position was thus amended (Part II, Item 3). Amendments withdrawn: 167, 169, 170, 171, 106 7. Fifth framework R&D programme ***I The following spoke during the vote: (vote) Quisthoudt-Rowohl report › A4-0396/97 (Simple majority) The vote would be held on the basis of a recommendation by the Committee on Research pursuant to Rule 114. The PSE Group asked that, if ams 160 and 145 to Annex III were rejected, the maximum overall amount of ECU 15 400 million should be put to the vote before the other amendments relating to that part of the text (ams 103, 142, 164/corr. , 125, 98). PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(97)0142 › C4-0186/97 and COM(97)0439 › C4-0410/97 › 97/0119(COD): Amendments adopted: block 1 (1 to 3, 5, 6, 9 to 17, 21 to 27, 162); 4 by RCV; 7 by RCV; 8 by RCV; 18 by RCV; 19 by RCV; 20 by RCV; 112 by EV (230 for, 175 against, 1 abstention); block 2 (28, 32 to 35, 37, 39 to 41); 29 by RCV; 31 (without amounts); 163 (1st part); 163 (2nd part); 36; 165; 38; 42; 43 (1st part); 43 (2nd part); 44; 110 (1st part); 127; bloc 4 (46 to 48); 109; 114 by EV (230 for, 181 against, 0 absten- tions); 49 (1st part); 50 by RCV; 115 by EV (235 for, 180 against, 3 abstentions); 51; 52; 53; 54; 116 by RCV; 133 by EV (213 for, 205 against, 4 abstentions); 57 to 59 collectively; 129 by EV (216 for, 182 against, 5 abstentions); 161 by EV (224 for, 204 against, 2 abstentions); 130 by EV (224 for, 183 against, 4 abstentions); 131; 60 (1st part); 60 (2nd part) by EV (285 for, 106 against, 12 abstentions); 61; 62; 166; 136 by EV (208 for, 198 against, 4 abstentions); 64 ((2)(a)(ii), introduc- tion); 138 ((2)(a)(ii), before 1st indent and 1st indent) by EV (203 for, 192 against, 3 abstentions); 64 ((2)(a)(ii), 2nd and 3rd indents); 65; 105; 118 by RCV; 117 by RCV; 66; 67; 68; 69; 70/corr. ; 107; 71/corr. ; 168; 72; 73/corr. ; 74; 75; 76 and 77 collectively; 120; 78 to 81 collectively; 82; 83 to 85 collective- ly; 108; 121 by EV (203 for, 197 against, 4 abstentions); 122 by EV (192 for, 172 against, 11 abstentions); 86 to 88 collectively; 89 to 91 collectively; 92; 93; 94; 111; 95 and 96 collectively; 123 by RCV; am 103 (amount of ECU 15 400); 125 by RCV; 99 to 101 collectively; 124 by EV (226 for, 199 against, 0 abstentions) Amendments rejected: 146 (without amounts); 147; 148; 149 by RCV; 150 by RCV; 151; 126; 110 (2nd part) by EV (200 for, 204 against, 4 abstentions); 49 (2nd part) by EV (202 for, 203 against, 1 abstention); 128; 153 by RCV; 154 by RCV; 155 by RCV; 156 (1st part) by RCV; 135; 137; 157 by RCV; 144; 143 by EV (185 for, 203 against, 14 abstentions); 119 by EV (197 for, 216 against, 1 abstention); 104 by EV (192 for, 193 against, 4 abstentions); 140; 159; 160 (1st part) by RCV; 145; 103 by EV (206 for, 222 against, 2 abstentions) (except for the amount of ECU 15 400 million); 142; 164/corr. by EV (208 for, 215 against, 0 abstentions) › The President pointed out before the vote on ams 146 and 31 that he was putting them to the vote without the amounts they contained, which would be put to the vote after the vote on the amendment to Annex III; › Mrs Ahern asked after the vote on am 129 for am 161 to be put to the vote (the President agreed to this request); Mrs Ahern then pointed out that she had asked for a roll-call vote on that amendment (the President replied that the request had been submitted after the deadline and that the vote had in any case been taken); › Mrs McNally spoke before the vote on am 60; › Mr Pompidou, before the vote on am 68, asked for ams 104 and 72, which had been declared fallen, also to be put to the vote; he asked the President to request the rapporteurís opinion on this matter; Mrs Quisthoudt-Rowohl, rapporteur, agreed to Mr Pompidouís proposal and suggested ams 104 and 72 be put to the vote collectively as additions (with the exception of the part seeking to delete part of the text); Mrs Bloch von Blottnitz asked on behalf of the V Group for each amendment to be put to the vote separately (the President then held separate votes on ams 104 and 72); › Mrs Quisthoudt-Rowohl, rapporteur, pointed out after the vote on am 122 that although she agreed with the content of the amendment she did not believe its appropriate place was in her report (the President replied that am 122 had been adopted and it was not possible to repeat the vote); › Mrs McNally requested a roll call vote on am. 145 (the President replied that he had not received the request before the deadline); Separate votes: am 112 (V); Annex III, maximum overall amount of ECU 15 400 million Split votes: am. 163 (UPE): 1st part: up to áin the budget of the Unioní 2nd part: remainder am. 43 (UPE): 1st part: up to áall the Member Statesí 2nd part: remainder 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/103 Thursday 18 December 1997 am. 110 (PSE): 1st part: text without the words áthe bodies taking part, particularlyí 2nd part: these words am. 49 (PSE): 1st part: text without the words áresearchersí in the 2nd subparagraph, 2nd indent 2nd part: these words am. 156 (PSE): 1st part: up to áwill be conductedí 2nd part: ái. e. the production. will be conductedí and Research. Programmeí am. 60 (PSE): 1st part: up to áwill be conductedí 2nd part: ái. e. the production of. destruction of embryosí am. 160 (V): 1st part: amendment as whole less footnote 4 2nd part: footnote 4 Results of RCVs: am. 4 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 7 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 8 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 18 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 19 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 20 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 355 325 27 3 407 398 7 2 398 374 22 2 408 377 30 1 410 223 182 5 408 381 24 3 am. 29 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 149 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 150(V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 50(V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 153 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 154 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 155 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 116 (PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 156 (1st part) (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 157 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 118 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 429 383 22 24 390 52 337 1 394 49 342 3 406 360 44 2 402 39 357 6 413 40 369 4 411 33 376 2 418 208 206 4 393 57 335 1 390 65 321 4 407 402 1 4 C 14/104 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 am. 117 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 123 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 160 (1st part) (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 125 (PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 396 199 194 3 408 216 185 7 411 30 373 8 393 217 176 0 Results of RCVs: am. 19 (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 20 (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 368 322 38 8 362 308 50 4 Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 5). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: Parliament adopted the legislative resolution (Part II, Item 5). Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 4). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: 9. Humane trapping standards agreement * (vote) Pimenta report › A4-0325/97 (Simple majority) Parliament adopted the legislative resolution (Part II, Item 4). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: IN THE CHAIR: Mrs FONTAINE Vice-President Parliament adopted the legislative resolution by RCV (V) and thereby rejected the conclusion of the agreement: Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 6). 366 292 66 8 8. Capital adequacy of investment firms ***I (vote) Cassidy report › A4-0380/97 (Simple majority) The President announced that ams 16, 19 and 20 had been signed by Mrs Mosiek-Urbahn, on behalf of the PPE Group, and that the ELDR Group had only signed am. 16. 10. Energy policy (vote) Scapagnini report › A4-0308/97 (Simple majority) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION: PROPOSAL FOR A DIRECTIVE COM(97)0071 › C4- 0304/97 › 97/0124(COD): Amendments adopted: 19 by RCV; 20 by RCV, 2 and 3 collectively; 16; 4; 5; 6; 7 and 8 collectively; Amendments rejected: 1 by EV (146 for, 218 against, 2 absten- tions) The different parts of the text were adopted in order (the 2nd part of para. 11 by EV (200 for, 170 against, 7 abstentions). Amendments rejected: 1; 9; 10 Amendments withdrawn: 17; 15 Amendments cancelled: 11; 12; 13; 14; 18 Split votes: para. 11 (PSE, Mr Frischenschlager): 1st part: up to áremote areasí 2nd part: remainder Separate votes: 1; 9; 10 (PPE) Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 7). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/105 Thursday 18 December 1997 11. Luxembourg European Councils › Luxem- bourg presidency (vote) Motions for resolutions B4-1048, 1091, 1092, 1093, 1094, 1095 and 1096/97 Amendments adopted: 3; 4; 5; 6; 1 as an addition; 2 by EV (223 for, 152 against, 1 abstention); 7; 12; 10; 8; 9; 11 The different parts of the text were adopted in order, the second part of para. 48 by EV (214 for, 174 against, 1 abstention). MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1048, 1094, 1095 and 1096/97: The following spoke during the vote: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Green and David, on behalf of the PSE Group Martens, Oomen-Ruijten and Reding, on behalf of the PPE Group Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group Goerens, on behalf of the ELDR Group to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Amendments adopted: 18 by EV (210 for, 141 against, 5 abstentions); 17; 2; 3; 15 by EV (186 for, 155 against, 17 abstentions); 4; 19; 16 by EV (205 for, 155 against, 22 abstentions); 1 Amendments rejected: 20; 12; 5; 13; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 14 The different parts of the text were adopted in order. Separate votes: para. 14 (UPE); para. 28 (ELDR) The Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 8). (Motions for resolutions B4-1091, 1092 and 1093/97 fell. ) 12. Commissionís work programme for 1998 (vote) Motions for resolutions B4-1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1031 and 1032/97 Mrs Dury pointed out that the Commission, in reply to her written question on that institutionís information policy had said it was unable to answer the question immediately as a large amount of research would be necessary; she asked for the Commissionís response to be referred to the Bureau (the Pre- sident agreed to refer the matter to the Bureau and assured Mrs Dury she would ensure a reply was given her). › before the vote on am. 1 by the PPE Group, Mr Fayot asked on behalf of the PSE Group for the amendment to be taken as an addition to which Mrs Oomen-Ruijten agreed on behalf of the PPE Group. › Mr Bo¤sch, after the vote on am. 2; › Mr Fayot pointed out after the vote on para 48 (2nd part) that the PSE Group would be voting against because a Commission proposal on this point was currently being considered by the Committee on Foreign Affairs in a report (rapporteur: Mr Galeote Quecedo). Separate vote: para. 16 (ELDR) Split votes: para. 6 (ELDR): 1st part: up to Article 191a of the EC Treatyí 2nd part: remainder para. 10 (PPE): 1st part: up to ácommitmentsí 2nd part: remainder para. 46 (ARE): 1st part: text without the words áand on the fundingí 2nd part: these words para. 48 (PSE) 1st part: introduction and 1st indent 2nd part: 2nd indent Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 9). 13. Olives and olive oil (vote) Jove· Peres report › A4-0374/97 (Simple majority) MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1031 and 1032/97: MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Green and Fayot, on behalf of the PSE Group, Martens and Oomen-Ruijten, on behalf of the PPE Group, Azzolini and Pasty, on behalf of the UPE Group, Puerta, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Aelvoet and Roth, on behalf of the V Group, Lalumie‘re, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Amendments adopted: 21; 22; 24; 37; 2; 4 Amendments rejected: 5 by RCV, 23; 25 by EV (188 for, 204 against, 4 abstentions); 28; 6 by RCV; 35 by RCV; 7 by RCV; 36; 8 by RCV; 9 by RCV; 38; 10; 11 by RCV; 12 by RCV; 13 by RCV; 39 by RCV; 14 by RCV; 15 by RCV; 16 by RCV; 40; 17 by RCV; 18 by RCV; 20 by RCV; 41; 19 by RCV; 42; 3 (2nd part áincluding the costs. per treeí) by RCV as an addition to para. 8. Amendment fallen: 3 (1st part up to at risk) C 14/106 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Amendments withdrawn: 26; 27; 1; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34 The different parts of the text were adopted in order (recital P by EV (272 for, 117 against, 5 abstentions). The following spoke during the vote: › Mr Sturdy pointed out a mistake in the English version of am. 36; › Mr Colino Salamanca, chairman of the Committee on Agriculture pointed out a mistake in the Spanish version of am 38 to recital ZM which should read átable olivesí and not átable oilí; › Mr Anastassopoulos, after the vote on am. 12, called on the PSE Group to withdraw its other requests for roll call votes but the PSE Group declined to so so (The President pointed out to Mr Anastassopoulos that other groups had tabled similar requests). Mr Anastassopoulos then spoke after the vote on para. 7. 2 on the cost of roll call votes which he said was ECU 1 000; › The President pointed out that the words átaking into account. marketing of oil. í should be deleted from am. 42 by the GUE/NGL Group. Separate votes: recital P, recital ZL, para. 2, para. 18 (PSE) Split votes: para. 8 (ELDR): 1st part: up to áresulting fraudí 2nd part: remainder Results of RCVs: am. 5 (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 6 (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 35 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: recital Z (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 392 135 238 19 402 144 244 14 404 38 365 1 410 386 20 4 am. 7 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 8 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: recital ZH (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 9 (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 11 (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 12 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 13 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 39 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 6 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 14 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 408 166 231 11 409 150 228 31 396 236 139 21 413 146 246 21 410 139 266 5 411 135 265 11 407 131 269 7 410 35 369 6 409 266 134 9 413 137 256 20 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/107 am. 15 (GUE/NGL, PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 7, point 7. 2 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 16 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 17 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 18 (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 20 (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 19 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 7, point 7. 8 (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 7 as a whole (GUE/NGL): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 3 (2nd part) (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 406 138 248 20 486 237 140 9 415 154 251 10 415 141 269 5 409 152 235 22 400 146 244 10 375 132 234 9 412 267 134 11 422 283 131 8 412 147 258 7 Thursday 18 December 1997 Parliament adopted the resolution by RCV (GUE/NGL, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 10). 414 272 119 23 14. Combating tobacco consumption (vote) Valverde Lo·pez report › A4-0341/97 (Simple majority) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION: The beginning of am. 40 should be based on the French version and read as follows Calls on the Council to maintain direct income support. í. Amendments adopted: 10 by EV (212 for, 155 against, 4 abstentions); 13 by EV (205 for, 162 against, 4 abstentions) Amendments rejected: 19; 22; 1; 7; 20; 24; 9; 18; 33; 41; 42; 3; 29; 8 (1st part); 11 by EV (129 for, 243 against, 5 abstentions); 34; 2 by EV (153 for, 210 against, 5 abstentions); 37; 4; 39; 16 by EV (163 for, 193 against, 17 abstentions); 14 by EV (134 for, 220 against, 14 abstentions); 15; 31; 32; 25 by RCV; 35 (1st part); 38; 36; 40; 26 by RCV; 12 by RCV; 6; 27 by RCV; 44; 17 by EV (151 for, 206 against, 10 abstentions); 45 Amendments fallen: 23; 28; 21; 43; 8 (2nd and 3rd parts); 30; 5; 35 (2nd part) The different parts of the text were adopted in order (the 2nd part of para. 18 by EV (249 for, 96 against, 13 abstentions), with the exception of para. 29 which was rejected by RCV. The following spoke during the vote: › Mr Theonas pointed out a mistake in the Greek version of am. 40 which should be based on French version. Separate votes: para. 5 (UPE); para. 6 (ARE); para. 8, 10, 13, 17 (ELDR); para. 19 (ARE); para. 29 (ELDR); 31 (PSE); 32, 33, 37 (ELDR) Split votes: para. 6 (ELDR): 1st part: up to áclean airí 2nd part: remainder para. 7 (ELDR): 1st part: up to áon societyí 2nd part: remainder am. 8 (I-EDN, ELDR): 1st part: introduction, 1st and 2nd indents 2nd part: 3rd indent 3rd part: 4th indent C 14/108 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 para. 10 (I-EDN): 1st part: text without 3rd indent 2nd part: 3rd indent para. 18 (ELDR): 1st part: text without the words áto set up. Parliamentí 2nd part: these words am. 35 (UPE): 1st part: up to áin the Communityí 2nd part: remainder para. 30 (PSE): 1st part: up to áall policiesí 2nd part: remainder Results of RCVs: am. 25 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 28 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 26 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 12 (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 29 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: am. 27 (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 30, 1st part (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 371 32 336 3 377 234 126 17 380 71 301 8 377 113 246 18 382 157 215 10 335 55 274 6 363 262 80 21 para. 30, 2nd part (I-EDN): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 362 178 172 12 Parliament adopted the resolution by RCV (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 11). 379 260 73 46 * * * Explanations of vote: Tillich & Tomlinson report › A4-0390/97 › orally: Fabre-Aubrespy, on behalf of the I-EDN Group › in writing: Lulling; Holm, Gahrton, Lindholm, Scho¤rling; Novo; Stenmarck; Sjo¤stedt, Eriksson, Svensson; Waidelich, Andersson, Lo¤o¤w; Wibe, Theorin, Ahlqvist; Kirsten M. Jens- en, Blak, Sindal, Iversen; des Places Giansily report › A4-0409/97 › orally: Fabre-Aubrespy, on behalf of the I-EDN Group › in writing: Wibe Recommendation for 2nd reading by Mrs Sandbæk › A4- 0379/97 › in writing: Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen Recommendation for 2nd reading by Mr Paasio › A4-0371/97 › in writing: Rovsing Cassidy report › A4-0380/97 › in writing: Katiforis Pimenta report › A4-0325/97 › in writing: Martinez; Titley; Rovsing Scapagnini report › A4-0308/97 › in writing: Lindqvist; Ahlqvist, Wibe, Theorin; Rovsing; Robles Piquer; Sandbæk Motions for resolutions on the meetings of the European Council › orally: Berthu, on behalf of the I-EDN Group; Van Bladel › in writing: Cushnahan; Souchet; Schroedter; Kristoffers- en; Papakyriazis; Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen Motions for resolutions on the Commissionís work pro- gramme › orally: Berthu, on behalf of the I-EDN Group › in writing: D ·ez de Rivera Icaza; Sjo¤stedt, Eriksson, Svensson; Wibe; Ford; Nicholson 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/109 Thursday 18 December 1997 Jove· Peres report › A4-0374/97 IN THE CHAIR: Mrs SCHLEICHER › orally: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Imaz San Miguel, Izquierdo Rojo › in writing: Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Iversen, Sindal; Pe·rez Royo; Svensson, Sjo¤stedt, Eriksson; Wibe, Lo¤o¤w, Ahlqvist, Theorin, Andersson; Fabre-Aubrespy; Carlotti Valverde Lo·pez report › A4-0341/97 › in writing: Blokland; Lindqvist; Teverson; Needle; Cush- nahan; Rovsing; Alavanos; Reding; Souchet * * * Corrections to votes Tillich/Tomlinson report › A4-0390/97 am. 3: Mr Nordmann had intended to vote against. am. 4: Mr Tannert had intended to vote against. final vote: Mr Fitzsimons had intended to vote in favour. Mr Berthu had intended to vote against. Giansily report › A4-0409/97 am. 1/rev. : Mrs Bere‘s had intended to vote in favour. Mr Bertens had intended to vote against. Sandbæk report › A4-0379/97 am. 4: Mr Posselt had intended to vote in favour. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report › A4-0396/97 Vice-President Mr Papakyriazis announced that a serious plane crash had occurred in Thessaloniki in Greece which had caused many deaths (the President gave an assurance that the President would forward a message of condolences on behalf of Parliament to the families). 15. Kyoto Conference (statement with debate) The next item was a statement by the Commission on the outcome of the Kyoto Conference. Mr Kenneth D. Collins, chairman of the Environment Commit- tee, noted that attendance in the Chamber was very poor and that business was badly organized; in his opinion this item should only have been taken in January (the President replied that the order of business was established by the plenary); Mr Weber then spoke. Mrs Bjerregaard, Member of the Commission, made a state- ment. The following spoke: Mr Linkohr, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr Liese, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Eisma, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mrs Gonza·lez A· lvarez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mrs Hautala, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Weber, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Blokland, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, Mrs Pollack, Mr Gomolka, Mrs Kestelijn-Sierens, Mrs Breyer, Mrs McNally, Mr Liese, Mrs Graenitz and Mrs Bjerregaard. am. 4: Mr Bourlanges had intended to vote in favour. Mr Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra had intended to vote in favour, not against. Pimenta report › A4-0325/97 final vote: Mrs Van Bladel had intended to vote in favour. IN THE CHAIR: Mr COT Vice-President The following spoke: Mrs Aelvoet and Mr Eisma who put a question to the Commission which Mrs Bjerregaard answered. Jove· Peres report › A4-0374/97 The President closed the debate. para. 7. 2: Mrs Marinucci had intended to vote against. final vote: Mrs Cederschio¤ld had intended to vote against. Mr Marinho had intended to vote in favour. Valverde Lo·pez report › A4-0341/97 para. 29: Mr Hatzidakis had intended to vote against, not for. Mrs McCarthy had intended to vote in favour, not against. final vote: Mr Ribeiro, Mr Berthu and Mrs Souchet had intended to vote against. END OF VOTING TIME (The sitting was suspended at 12. 50 p. m. and resumed at 3 p. m. ) TOPICAL AND URGENT DEBATE The next item was a debate on topical and urgent debate on items of major importance (for titles and authors see Minutes of Tuesday 16. 12. 1997, Part I, Item 3). 16. Anti-personnel mines (debate) The next item was a joint debate on seven motions for resolutions (B4-1042, 1051, 1059, 1063, 1072, 1076 and 1081/97). introduced The following the motions for resolutions: Mrs Gu¤nther, Mr Bertens, Mrs Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Mr Macart- ney, Mr Cunningham, Mr Telka¤mper and Mr Amadeo, Non- Attached Member. C 14/110 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 The following spoke: Mrs Theorin, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mrs Hautala, on behalf of the V Group, and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Item 19. 17. Burundi (debate) The next item was a joint debate on six motions for resolutions (B4-1049, 1052, 1065, 1075, 1077 and 1085/97). The following introduced the motions for resolutions: Mr Tin- demans, Mr Bertens, Mr Vandemeulebroucke, Mr Swoboda and Mrs Aelvoet. The following spoke: Mrs Gu¤nther, on behalf of the PPE Group, and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commis- sion. The President closed the debate. Vote: Item 20. Djibouti The following introduced the motions for resolutions: Mr Hory and Mr Telka¤mper. The following spoke: Mrs Van Bladel, on behalf of the UPE Group, and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commis- sion. The President closed the debate. Vote: Item 21. VOTE Mr Posselt protested at the fact that only the joint motions for resolutions and not the original motions on which they were based were available at distribution in all languages (the Pre- sident replied that some translation problems had arisen). 19. Anti-personnel mines (vote) Motions for resolutions B4-1042, 1051, 1059, 1063, 1072, 1076 and 1081/97 18. Human rights (debate) MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1042, 1051, 1059, 1063, 1072, 1076 and 1081/97: The next item was a jont debate on 18 motions for resolutions (B4-1046, 1053, 1069, 1078, 1088, 1050, 1067, 1073, 1079, 1086, 1038, 1057, 1064, 1074, 1089, 1043, 1066 and 1087/97). › Nigeria The following the motions for resolutions: Mr Moorhouse, Mr Bertens, Mr Macartney and Mrs Mu¤ller. introduced The following spoke: Mr Vecchi, on behalf of the PSE Group, and Mrs Maij-Weggen, on behalf of the PPE Group. Sierra Leone The following the motions for resolutions: Mr Hory, Mr Vecchi, Mr Telka¤mper and Mrs Maij-Weggen. introduced Croatia The following introduced the motions for resolutions: Mr Bert- ens, Mr Swoboda, Mr DellíAlba and Mrs Aelvoet. The following spoke: Mrs Pack, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mrs Van Bladel, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Amadeo, Non-Attached Member, Mr von Habsburg and Mr Vanhecke. joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Cunningham, Swoboda, Apolina·rio and Theorin, on behalf of the PSE Group, Gu¤nther, on behalf of the PPE Group, Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Puerta, Carnero Gonza·lez, Wurtz, Vinci, Ojala, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Alavanos and Theonas, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Hautala and Telka¤mper, on behalf of the V Group, Hory, Macartney and Taubira-Delannon, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) The different parts of the text were adopted in order. Separate vote: para. 3 (ELDR) Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 12). 20. Burundi (vote) Motions for resolutions B4-1049, 1052, 1065, 1075, 1077 and 1085/97 Albania Mr Habsburg-Lothringen introduced the motion for a resolu- tion. The following spoke: Mr Swoboda, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mrs Daskalaki, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Bert- ens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mr Theonas, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group. MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1049, 1052, 1065, 1075, 1077 and 1085/97: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Swoboda, Vecchi and Van Putten, on behalf of the PSE Group, Gu¤nther, on behalf of the PPE Group, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/111 Thursday 18 December 1997 Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, Andre·-Le·onard, Fassa and Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Pettinari and Mohamed Al ·, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Aelvoet, Telka¤mper, McKenna and Hautala, on behalf of the V Group, Vandemeulebroucke, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Bertens and Fassa, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Pettinari and Sierra Gonza·lez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Telka¤mper and Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, Hory, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 14(b)). Amendment rejected: 1 by EV (76 for, 88 against, 0 absten- tions) Croatia The different parts of the text were adopted in order. Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 13). 21. Human rights (vote) Motions for resolutions B4-1046, 1053, 1069, 1078, 1088, 1050, 1067, 1073, 1079, 1086, 1038, 1057, 1064, 1074, 1089, 1043, 1066 and 1087/97 Nigeria MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1046, 1053, 1069, 1078 and 1088/97: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Vecchi, on behalf of the PSE Group, Moorhouse, Maij-Weggen and Gu¤nther, on behalf of the PPE Group, Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, Bertens, Andre·-Le·onard and Fassa, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Manisco and Gonza·lez A· lvarez, on behalf of the GUE/ NGL Group Mu¤ller, Ripa di Meana, Telka¤mper and Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, Hory and Macartney, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Separate vote: recital G (ARE) The different parts of the text were adopted in order. Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 14(a)). MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1038, 1057, 1064, 1074 and 1089/97: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Baro·n Crespo, Apolina·rio, Barros Moura and Rocard, on behalf of the PSE Group, Pack, on behalf of the PPE Group, Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, La Malfa and Cars, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Marset Campos, Castellina and Jove· Peres, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Cohn-Bendit, Gahrton, Tamino and Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, DellíAlba, on behalf of the ARE Group, to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 14(c)). Albania MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION B4-1043/97 (Simple majority) The President announced that in recital C (in some languages the third indent) the text should read áattackí and that paragraph 3 should be based on the German version. Parliament rejected the motion for a resolution by RCV (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 174 70 97 7 Sierra Leone Djibouti MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1050, 1067, 1073, 1079 and 1086/97: MOTIONS FOR RESOLUTIONS B4-1066 and 1087/97: › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Van Putten, on behalf of the PSE Group, Maij-Weggen and Moorhouse, on behalf of the PPE Group, Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, › joint motion for a resolution tabled by the following Members: Vecchi, on behalf of the PSE Group, Stasi, on behalf of the PPE Group, Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Jove· Peres, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, C 14/112 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Aelvoet and Telka¤mper, on behalf of the V Group, Hory, on behalf of the ARE Group, Community seaports and transporting dangerous or polluting cargoes (C4-0621/97 › 96/0231(SYN)) to replace these motions with a new text: (Simple majority) referred to responsible: TRAN Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 14(d)). legal basis: Article 084(2) EC END OF TOPICAL AND URGENT DEBATE The three-month period available to Parliament to deliver its opinion would therefore begin the following day, Friday 19 December 1997. 22. Communication on legislative procedure Pursuant to Rule 51, the President announced that he had received from the Council a draft Council Regulation esta- blishing the third countries whose nationals required a visa when crossing the Member Statesí external frontiers. The draft was being submitted to Parliament following the annulment by the Court of Justice (judgment C-392/95 Euro- pean Parliament v. Council) of Regulation (EC) No 2317/95 of the Council of 25 September 1995. The Commission had formally confirmed in a letter of 20 November 1997 its proposal of 10 December 1993 (COM(93)0684 › C4-0665/97). The new legislative procedure 97/0922(CNS) would therefore take place on the basis of the Commissionís proposal as well as the Councilís guideline (11323/97) forwarded on 14 October 1997. These texts would be referred to the Committee on Civil Liberties as committee responsible and to the Committees on Legal Affairs and Foreign Affairs for opinions. (legal basis: Art. 100 EC) 23. Communication of common positions of the Council Pursuant to Rule 64(1), the President announced that he had received from the Council, in accordance with Articles 189b and 189c of the EC Treaty, the following common positions, together with the reasons which had led to their adoption, and the Commissionís positions: › Common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a Council Directive on registering persons travelling on passenger ships travelling to or from ports in Member States of the Community (C4-0620/97 › 96/0281(SYN)) referred to responsible: TRAN (forwarded to the Committee on Budgets which had been asked for its opinion at first reading) legal basis: Article 084(2) EC › Common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a Council Directive amending Directive 93/75/EEC on minimum conditions for ships travelling to or from IN THE CHAIR: Mrs FONTAINE Vice-President 24. Human rights and democratic principles (debate) The next item was a joint debate on two reports drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy. Mr Imbeni introduced his report on the report from the Commission on the implementation of measures intended to promote observance of human rights and democratic principles (for 1995) (COM(96)0672 › C4-0095/97) (A4-0381/97). Mrs Lenz introduced her report on setting up a single coordinating structure within the European Commission res- ponsible for human rights and democratization (A4-0393/97). The following spoke: Mr DellíAlba, draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets on A4-0393/97, Mr Goerens, draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Civil Liberties on A4-0381/97, Mr Titley, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mrs Maij-Weggen, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mrs Van Bladel, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mrs Schroedter, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Dupuis, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Amadeo, Non-attached Member, Mr Gillis, Mr Lindqvist, Mrs Mu¤ller, Mr Vanhecke, Mr De Melo, Mrs Stenzel, Mr von Habsburg and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 19. 12. 1997, Part I, Item 6. IN THE CHAIR: Mr IMBENI Vice-President 25. Benchmarking (debate) Mr Katiforis, deputizing for the rapporteur, introduced the report drawn up by Mr Murphy, on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the the Council, communication from the Commission to 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/113 the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on benchmarking › implementation of an instrument available to economic actors and public authorities (COM(97)0153 › C4-0387/97) (A4- 0387/97). The following spoke: Mrs Kestelijn-Sierens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mrs Scho¤rling, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Blokland, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 19. 12. 1997, Part I, Item 7. 26. Expenditure under CFSP (debate) Mrs Mu¤ller introduced her report, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Budgetary Control on Opinion No 1/97 of the Court of Auditors of the European Communities on the conditions governing the implementation of expenditure under the common foreign and security policy (C4-0220/97) (A4- 0339/97). The following spoke: Mrs Wemheuer, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mrs Theato, chairman of the Committee on Budgetary Control, who spoke on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Souchet, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, Mr Fabra Valle·s, and Sir Leon Brittan, Vice-President of the Commission. Thursday 18 December 1997 The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 19. 12. 1997, Part I, Item 8. 27. Agenda for next sitting The President announced the following agenda for the sitting of Friday 19 December 1997: 9 a. m. : › vote on texts on which the debate had closed › joint debate on seven oral questions to the Commission on genetically modified products › Wiersma report on the agreement with Uzbekistan * (1) › Commission statement on the Coca-Cola Cup (The sitting closed at 7. 55 p. m. ) (1) Texts would be put to the vote at the close of the debate. Julian PRIESTLEY Secretary-General Georgios ANASTASSOPOULOS Vice-President C 14/114 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PART II Texts adopted by the European Parliament 1. 1998 draft general budget › 1998 draft ECSC operating budget (a) A4-0390/97 Resolution on the draft budget of the European Union for the financial year 1998 as modified by the Council (all sections) and on Letter of Amendment No 1/98 to the preliminary draft budget for 1998, Section III › Commission The European Parliament, › having regard to the Treaty on European Union, › having regard to Letter of Amendment No 1 to the preliminary draft budget for 1998, Section III › Commission, established by the Commission on 29 October 1997 (SEC(97)1954) and to the draft budget (C4-0645/97), › having regard to the Council decisions of 27 November 1997 on the draft budget for 1998 as amended and modified by Parliament at first reading (C4-0600/97), which include Letter of Amendment No 1, › having regard to the Interinstitutional Agreement of 29 October 1993 on budgetary discipline and improvement of the budgetary procedure (1) and the financial perspective attached thereto, as last revised and adjusted on 24 April 1997 (2), › having regard to its resolutions of 13 March 1997 on the guidelines for the 1998 budget (3), › having regard to its resolution of 17 July 1997 on the ad hoc procedure for the 1998 budget, as provided for in Annex II on interinstitutional collaboration in the budgetary sector to the Interinstitutional Agreement of 29 October 1993 on budgetary discipline and improvement of the budgetary procedure (4), › having regard to the Financial Regulation, and in particular Articles 15 and 26 thereof, and the deliberations of the competent committees on transfers permitted by those articles, › having regard to the report of the Court of Auditors on the financial year 1996 (5), › having regard to its deliberations and amendments adopted at first reading and its resolutions of 23 October 1997 on the draft general budget of the European Union for the financial year 1998 (Sections I, II, III, IV, V and VI) (6), › having regard to the report of the Committee on Budgets and the opinion of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development (A4-0390/97), A. whereas Parliament has decided to adopt the 1998 budget at ECU 91 012,988 million in commitment appropriations and ECU 83 529,167 million in payment appropriations, which represents an increase of 2,1% in commitment appropriations and 1,4% in payment appropriations over 1997, B. whereas the Councilís draft budget of 27 November 1997 has reduced commitments by ECU 246,098 million and increased payments by ECU 579,847 million over its first reading; whereas reductions of ECU 550 million in agricultural appropriations and ECU 550 million in reductions in payments in categories 3 and 4 were agreed on the basis of Parliamentís first reading; whereas early budgetization of ECU 100 million in balances from 1997 was also agreed; whereas the Councilís draft budget remains at 1,14% of GNP in terms of expenditure but 1,126% in terms of revenue needed, while the actual own resources ceiling is 1,26% of GNP, (1) OJ C 331, 7. 12. 1993, p. 1. (2) OJ C 150, 19. 5. 1997, p. 23. (3) OJ C 115, 14. 4. 1997, p. 178 and p. 183. (4) OJ C 286, 22. 9. 1997, p. 189. (5) OJ C 348, 18. 11. 1997. (6) Minutes of that Sitting, Part II, Item 1(d) and (e). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/115 Thursday 18 December 1997 C. whereas the draft budget was established with regard for the new employment initiative of the European Union and the employment measures of the Member States, as well as the budgetary rigour called for by the Member States, in order to enable them to better adapt to the convergence criteria leading to economic and monetary union as of 1999, General approach Approves the budget decisions to provide adequate funding for the major priorities designated by 1. Parliament and by Council at their first readings while respecting budgetary rigour: › initiating the three-year employment initiative, called for by Parliament, and agreed at the special European Council at Luxembourg on 21 November 1997; › ensuring tight budget targets in view of the need to respect the criteria for economic and monetary union and the single currency, by agreeing reductions of payment appropriations below Parliamentís first reading; › continuing funding of the programme for peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland; › strengthening the Socrates programme for educational cooperation; › identifying and consolidating pre-accession measures; › bringing together and reinforcing measures to promote human rights and democracy; › introducing a new approach for EU subsidies with more transparent criteria; Notes that the European Council in Luxembourg, having heard the President of Parliament, 2. welcomed Parliamentís initiative providing for the strengthening of budgetary resources earmarked for employment, a move given a positive reception by the Council; formalizes the agreement with the Council by adopting the necessary budgetary decision; expects the Commission to make proposals, as soon as possible, for necessary legal bases for the initiative providing for new financial instruments to support innovatory and job-creating small and medium-sized enterprises, including craft enterprises, in accordance with the conclusions of the third European Conference of crafts and small businesses Employment through Innovationí, so that the Council can adopt them speedily (1); Notes that the Commission will introduce in due course a preliminary draft supplementary and 3. amending budget if payments, and in the case of category 1 commitment appropriations as well, appear to be insufficient and that the budgetary authority will examine this PDSAB favourably; notes that this may arise because of the Council reductions in commitment and payment appropriations of ECU 550 million in category 1 and payment appropriations of ECU 550 million in categories 3 and 4, which is endorsed by Parliament on this clear condition; urges the Commission to ensure that the 1998 budget is fully implemented in accordance with Article 205 of the EC Treaty and to take appropriate account of these budget decisions in its 1998 legislative programme; 4. In order to monitor the payments, requests the Commission to present the evolution of payments for each budget line on a monthly basis, together with a forecast of budget implementation to be presented to the budgetary authority before the conciliation meeting in July 1998; 5. Is of the opinion that its decisions on the 1998 budget have followed the guidelines expressed in its above-mentioned resolution of 13 March 1997, and, as far as possible, have taken account of the Council and Commission guidelines; 6. Expects the informal conciliation with Council early in 1998 to encourage the setting of realistic joint budget targets, help prepare an open and cooperative posture by both arms of the budgetary authority, and address the longer-term financing issues that will arise from the processes of economic and monetary union and of enlargement; (1) Paragraphs 47 and 48 of the Presidencyís conclusions, which state: These new instruments must reinforce the European Technology Facility, financed by the European Investment Bank and administered by the European Investment Fund, by opening a árisk capital windowí, support the creation of transnational joint ventures and establish within the European Investment Fund a special guarantee fund to facilitate risk-taking by institutions providing finance for small and medium-sized enterprises. The European Council invites the Commission to submit examples of good practice concerning the functioning of these measures, based on Member Statesí experience. í C 14/116 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 7. Welcomes Letter of Amendment No 1/98, which responds to Parliamentís requests in the agricultural sector, following the agreement at the trialogue of 8 April 1997; calls for agreement between Parliament, Council and Commission on continuing the procedure on agricultural expenditure success- fully followed this year, after a trialogue to be held no later than March 1998; 8. Urges the Member States to re-examine and improve the collection of revenue contributing to the Unionís budget, in accordance with the recent recommendations by the Court of Auditors, and with the conclusions of the Committee of Inquiry into the Community transit system, so as to avoid the high wastage that currently occurs, and to enable the budgetary authority to meet needs better without making excessive demands on the fourth resource; 9. Is aware that, in this final programming period, ensuring the full implementation, monitoring and assessment of Community support frameworks and single programming documents for the programmes and projects under the Structural Funds, Community support frameworks, the Community initiatives and the Cohesion Fund will be a priority for Parliament and asks the Commission to present detailed information on job creation initiatives in Objective 2 areas and the real expectations for the next two years; 10. Welcomes the agreement reached by the two arms of the budgetary authority to allocate supplementary funding of ECU 70 million for the Socrates programme in 1998 and 1999, currently being examined under the codecision procedure; expects this to speed up successful conclusion of the legislative conciliation procedure before the end of December 1997; remarks that the budgetary authority has thus reduced the risk of further delays in the legislation harming the full implementation of this popular programme; 11. Notes that, after the meeting between the representatives of the institutions at the highest level a sustainable strategy for a common information policy aimed at better informing the European citizen should be set out before 31 March 1998; requests that a Commission two-part strategy paper be submitted to Parliament and to Council on the future of JET, the first by 31 March 1998, addressing the detailed administrative and budgetary issues, and the second before 1 May 1998, in the form of an evaluation study of the various elements of the future programme, including JET, drawn up by independent experts; 12. Approves the decision to place against the corresponding heading the funding for the controlled nuclear fusion programme, except ECU 3,6 million in the reserve pending a possible settlement of the staff dispute at the JET; agrees to the transfer of 25 JET Euratom posts to the fusion programme and to the maintenance of the reserve list of candidates, due to lapse at the end of 1997, until the end of 1999; requests the Commission to forward as soon as possible its proposals to modify the JET statutes in the terms required by the Court of First Instanceís judgement of 12 December 1996, and to take additional measures in the area of staff policy and recruitment, in order to fulfil the obligations resulting from joined Cases T-177/94 and T-377/94; 13. Is concerned about the reported implementation difficulties concerning EU funding for actions which correspond to the stated priorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina, in particular the return of refugees; confirms its first-reading decision to leave 30% of the appropriations in the reserve for reconstruction activities; invites its competent authorities to examine rapidly and favourably the sending in early 1998 of a four Member ad hoc delegation from the competent organs, including the Committee on Budgets and the Committee on Budgetary Control, to evaluate on the ground the financial and administrative problems concerning this aid with the authorities in the area; 14. Welcomes the outline agreement on the funding allocation to the EBRD for the Union contribution to the Chernobyl Shelter Plan, approving the Councilís decision to enter ECU 25 million for Article B7-536 in the reserve and confirming that the appropriations will be released once the legal basis is adopted, after the verification of specific conditions linked to the technical implementation of the plan and to payments to the fund by other donors; adds to the remarks of Article B7-520 a comment permitting appropriations up to a maximum amount of ECU 25 million to be used to cover the expenditure referred to in Article B7-536 through transfer; underlines that the total amount to be allocated to this action shall not exceed ECU 100 million over the eight-year period of the programme and that the nuclear safety sector under the Tacis programme shall not exceed 13% of the total appropriations in 1998; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/117 Thursday 18 December 1997 15. Expects budget management to be improved by the prompt application, by the Commission and by the Member State administrations, of the recommendations adopted under the SEM 2000 programme and, as far as the staff of the institution is concerned, those of the MAP 2000 programme; Reserves Decides to place appropriations in the reserve in respect of 23 lines, so as to supervise closely the 16. implementation of these lines during the 1998 financial year (see Annex I); refers to the conditions for their release as indicated in the amendments it has adopted; agrees to release the appropriations once the conditions it has set have been fulfilled; Repeats its call to the Commission to submit all transfers of appropriations entered in Chapter 17. B0-40 for specific lines, as far as possible before 15 September 1998; calls on the Commission to notify the budgetary authority in full no later than 10 days prior to the latterís deliberations thereon; points out that such proposals for transfers must be submitted separately from the Notenboom-Bourlanges global transfer, the procedure for which must be revised and which might, for example, be replaced by a supplementary and amending budget proposed in the last four months of the year; Commits itself to evaluating interinstitutional cooperation, and to encouraging it in identified 18. priority areas so as to achieve the synergy and savings that have been forecast; 19. Commits itself to watching closely the implementation of the new system for subsidies from the Union budget (Part A of the budget) and insists that internal procedures be improved so as to avoid duplication of subsidy from the two parts of the budget; Other institutionsí budgets 20. Notes that, apart from the amendments made by Parliament to its own budget and to that of the Ombudsman, the Council has, for the first time, endorsed Parliamentís first reading of the draft budget (other institutions) without amendment; 21. Welcomes that outcome, which it regards as consent to a common reading of the institutionsí administrative expenditure; 22. Is of the opinion that a single reading ought to give the institutions concerned greater leeway, in terms of time, and therefore invites them to take this opportunity to improve their budget implementation plan; 23. Points out in this connection that it has placed appropriations in the reserve and that, during this budgetary procedure, it has asked for reports to be drawn up on questions listed, together with the deadlines and conditions for submission, in Annex II; Deplores the fact, however, that the Council has rejected the amendments seeking to enter 24. appropriate remarks for each revenue heading in accordance with the provisions of Article 20(2) of the Financial Regulation; 25. Has therefore decided to retable the revenue-related amendments; 26. Instructs its administration to bring forward the appropriate transfer for the 12th part-session in Strasbourg; stresses that the transfer should take due account of the provisions adopted by the Conference of Presidents on 23 October 1997 on the holding of committee meetings in Strasbourg; notes that possible savings due to reductions in committee meetings in Strasbourg following these decisions could amount to about ECU 4 million over the year; Stresses its attachment to a transparent and efficient nomenclature permitting comparability 27. between institutions, in particular in the case of administrative expenditure; 28. Invites the Commission, accordingly, to coordinate work on harmonization of the nomenclature for Title 2 › Buildings, equipment and miscellaneous operating expenditure › and to submit an interinstitutional report before 30 April 1998; C 14/118 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Margins 29. Notes that the margins left available for a possible supplementary and amending budget are ECU 2 898 million in heading 1, ECU 247 million in heading 3, ECU 470 million in heading 4 and ECU 188 million in heading 5; Final provisions 30. Instructs its President to designate the budgetary act as the budget of the European Union; Instructs its President to forward these budgetary decisions to the Council, the Commission and the 31. institutions and advisory bodies concerned. 1998 Budget Appropriations entered in reserve B0-40 (situation at the end of Parliamentís second reading) ANNEX I (ECU million) Line B3-1006 B3-300 B3-306 Heading Appropriations ca pa Conditions for release Promotion and safeguard of regional and minority languages and cultures 0,4 0,4 The European Bureau for Lesser Used Languages must demonstrate the broad representation of its board. General information and communication work con- cerning the European union 13,0 15,0 Concrete proposals on the setting up of a European Information System and other conditions. Information programme for European citizens (Prince) 15,0 10,0 1) A working party has to decide on the breakdown 2) of the line; Euronewsí is to be used as one of the instru- ments. B3-4005 European Centre for Industrial Relations 0,585 0,4 1) a written commitment from the parties concerned B3-4311 European Agency for Safety and Health at Work B3-441 European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction B5-800 Cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs 0,7 2,0 4,0 is given on co-financing; the management of the Centre has been changed; and its efficiency demonstrably improved. 2) 3) 0,5 Agreement of the budgetary authority on the work programme. 2,0 When the transfer of funding for the implementation of the policy referred to has been carried out. 3,0 Release will depend on whether Parliament will have an opportunity to give its views prior to adoption of the multiannual programmes (Sherlock, Grotius, Oisin, Stop). B6-8121 Controlled thermo-nuclear fusion 3,6 3,6 Settlement of the JET UKAEA Team Staff dispute; provision for the consequences of a possible future Court judgment. B7-4034 Financial cooperation with Turkey 53,0 30,0 1) Adoption of legal basis; 2) substantial progress towards a political solution on Cyprus, and the Kurdish problem; 3) compliance with numerous Parliament resolu- tions, in particular that of 19 September 1996. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/119 Thursday 18 December 1997 Line B7-410 Heading MEDA (measures to accompany reforms to the economic and social structures in the Mediterranean non-member countries) Appropriations ca pa 94,0 30,0 B7-520 Assistance to economic reform and recovery in the New Independent States and Mongolia 45,0 38,0 Conditions for release Presentation of the Commissionís evaluation report on the implementation of the programme and its recommendations on how to improve the effective- ness of the programme. Presentation of the Commissionís communication confirming that it will keep to the political guidelines set by Parliament. B7-535 B7-536 Cooperation with the countries of central and eastern Europe and the NIS under Euratom Community contribution to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for the Chernobyl Shelter fund B7-541 Measures for the reconstruction of the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia B7-651 Coordination of development policy, evaluation of the results of Community aid and follow-up and inspection measures B7-6600 External cooperation measures 10,115 6,550 Completion of full consultation procedure. 25,0 25,0 1) Legal basis; and 2) undertakings by other contributing partners. 30,0 24,0 1) Progress report (number of refugees, etc. , plan- ning table); 2) proposal for improvement of staff managment in 3) DG 1A; improvement of the Regulation on reconstruction aid. 2,0 2,0 Presentation of a Commission report on the actions taken under this article and their results. 15,0 15,0 Parliamentís consultation on the EUís accession to KEDO and delivery of a positive opinion. B7-6602 New Transatlantic Agenda 6,0 5,0 Information for the budgetary authority following receipt of the annual work programme listing the activities financed under this line. A-1100 Basic salaries 4,7 4,7 1) Strengthening DG XXIV (BSE crisis); 2) Task Force enlargement; setting up UCLAF unit; 3) strengthening Financial Control department; 4) 5) reinforcement of third pillar staff; 6) proposals on sustainable agriculture. A-2410 Telecommunications subsciptions and charges 3,0 3,0 1) Reduction of costs; A-340 Official Journal A-3410 General Publications 4,0 1,0 A-4015 Translation Centre for the bodies of the European Union 0,450 2) information from the Commission on all initia- tives it takes to take full advantage of liberaliza- tion. 4,0 Action by the Commission and the Office for Official Publications on the presentation of consolidated text of Community law. Proposals to avoid duplication of effort. 1,0 Action by the Commission and the Office for Official Publications on the presentation of consolidated text of Community law. Proposals to avoid duplication of effort. 0,450 Communication of its annual work programme to the budgetary authority, identifying inter alia the work done for the bodies of the Union. A-421 Operation of radio and television studios and audio- visual equipment 1,5 1,5 Report on value for money of the Europe by Satelliteí programme. C 14/120 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 ANNEX II List of the reports requested by Parliament during the budgetary procedure and appropriations entered in the reserve Institution or consultative body/ area concerned Section I Parliament Annex: Ombudsman Section IV: Court of Justice Section V: Court of Auditors Section VI: ESC, CoR, JOS Buildings and related expenditure (1) 32 669 258 2 195 800 4 399 500 Telecomms (2) Computing (3) Restaurants and canteens (4) Vehicles (5) Participation in conferences, etc. (6) Interpreters, etc. (7) Relations with the national parliaments (8) Members (9) Meetings in general, etc. (10) Total 5 000 132 000 42 000 40 000 95 000 X 13 499 000 X 5 871 000 X X 75 000 83 333 5 000 171 000 X 52 039 258 5 000 2 462 800 42 000 4 733 833 (1) Court of Justice: Am. 645 and para. 39 of resolution A4-0280/97, and deliberations on Transfer of Appropriations 51/97. ESC and CoR: Am. 676 and paras 60 to 63 of resolution A4-0280/97; deadline: 30 March 1998 at the latest. EP: para. 28 of resolution A4-0280/97. (2) Ams 639, 648, 659 and 679 and paras. 32, 42, 50 and 65 of resolution A4-0280/97; interinstitutional report in the light of the results of the invitation to tender in progress at present; deadline: before first reading of the 1999 draft budget. EP: para. 30 of resolution A4-0178/97. ESC: see footnotes 1 and 9 in part. (3) (4) Ams 611, 643 and 675, and paras 24, 25, 41 and 65 of resolution A4-0280/97; interinstitutional report including a three-year plan for dismantling subsidies. (5) Am. 647 and paras 44, 45 and 51 of resolution A4-0280/97; joint Court of Justice / Court of Auditors report; deadline: 30 March 1998 at the latest. (6) Am. 685, report accompanied by a detailed financial statement on the conditions for ESC participation in EXPO 98; deadline: 30 January 1998 at the latest. (7) Am. 687 and para. 22 of resolution A4-0280/97; deadline: 1 July 1998. (8) Am. 622, report on the conditions for utilization of the appropriations against Item 2993. (9) (10) Ams 661, 667 and 676 in part, plus Transfer of Appropriations 48/97 and suggestions made in the report by the Court of Auditors, OJ C 348; deadline: 30 March 1998. Paras 13, 14 and 15 of resolution A4-0280/97. (b) A4-0409/97 Resolution on the draft ECSC operating budget for 1998 (SEC(97)0933 › C4-0270/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to the draft ECSC operating budget for 1998 established by the Commission (SEC(97)0933 › C4-0270/96), › having regard to the Councilís decisions of 27 November 1997 concerning the draft general budget for 1998 as amended and modified by Parliament at first reading (C4-0600/97), › having regard to the memorandum of the ECSC Consultative Committee of 28 June 1995 on the various matters relating to the expiry of the ECSC Treaty in 2002 (ECSC 5262/4/95), › having regard to its resolution of 15 November 1996 on the incorporation of the ECSC into the budget of the European Union (1), › having regard to its resolution of 23 October 1997 on the draft amending ECSC operating budget for 1997 (2), (1) OJ C 362, 2. 12. 1996, p. 327. (2) Minutes of that sitting, Part II, Item 1(c). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/121 Thursday 18 December 1997 › whereas the draft ECSC operating budget for 1998 and the draft amending ECSC operating budget for 1997 were drawn up in the context of the expiry of the ECSC Treaty on 23 July 2002, › having regard to the resolution of the Amsterdam European Council on growth and employment inviting the Commission to lay down the arrangements for the phasing-out of the ECSC as regards the management of current operations and the patrimony and the allocation of revenue from the management of ECSC assets, › having regard to the Commissionís communication to the Council on the expiry of the ECSC Treaty: financial activities (COM(97)0506), › having regard to the report of the Committee on Budgets and the opinions of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy and the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (A4-0409/97), A. whereas, notwithstanding the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, the various activities carried out pursuant to that Treaty will not automatically cease to be necessary, whereas, therefore, the phasing-in of ECSC activities in the general budget must continue to be the subject of full consideration and practical proposals in parallel to the phasing-out, B. whereas the coal and steel industries remain dependent on cyclical market trends, trends which are themselves linked largely to European and world economic fluctuations; whereas, therefore, they may once again be faced with difficult economic situations, C. whereas the financial and budgetary provisions of the ECSC Treaty have helped to cushion the traumatic social impact of the radical restructuring which has taken place in these two industries, D. whereas research, the key to competitiveness in terms of manufacturing, innovation and product quality standards, has an indispensable role to play in a dynamic policy to improve the employment situation, E. whereas steel demand and prices have been increasing gradually since the end of the stock-reduction period, and whereas this gradual improvement in steel market conditions, linked to the overall economic improvement in the Community in 1997, points to an increase in steel production from 148 million tonnes in 1996 to 156 million tonnes in 1997, F. whereas, however, the number of jobs will continue to fall from 304 500 in 1996 to 287 600 in 1997, i. e. a loss of 16 900 jobs, G. whereas the continuing restructuring programmes in the coal sector in the Member States will give rise to the loss of an estimated 8 700 jobs, 1. Notes that, for the first time, the Commission has submitted a draft operating budget in the context of the expiry of the Treaty in 2002, which has prompted it to set this procedure in the context of the financial perspective for the period 1997-2002; Notes that, in that context, in accordance with its 1994 decision (1), the Commission is proposing to 2. end the conversion policy in 1998; notes also that, since convergence loans cannot continue beyond 23 July 2002 and their term is five years, no further loans can be granted after 23 July 1997; 3. Notes that the halting of commitments in respect of global conversion loans entails an initial tranche of cancellations totalling ECU 173 million in 1997, i. e. an increase of ECU 120 million by comparison with the estimates in the draft budget, and that the Commission has therefore presented a draft amending budget for 1997 totalling ECU 424,4 million instead of ECU 265,5 million and has allocated an additional amount of ECU 139,9 million to the chapter dealing with provisions for the financing of future budgets; (1) OJ C 175, 28. 6. 1994, p. 5. C 14/122 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Points out that Parliament delivered a favourable opinion on that proposal in its resolution referred to 4. in the fifth citation above; Notes that, as far as the draft budget for 1998 is concerned, the needs estimated by the Commission 5. total ECU 179 million, as against ECU 206 million in 1997 (SAB), and that ECU 35 million of the provisions built up by the two previous budgets are to be used to offset the absence of the contribution from the levy, as proposed by the Commission; 6. Takes the view that the Commission must extend into 1998 the programmes which it has already embarked upon, in particular the redeployment aid schemes, given that its own estimates point to a combined loss in the coal and steel sectors of over 25 000 jobs per year; Regards the other ECSC aid schemes, particularly the social measures for coal, as all the more 7. necessary as no further conversion loans can be granted after 23 July 1997; Takes the view, further, that for this reason the ECSC budget must offset the loss of conversion aid 8. by means of other aid schemes, in particular those provided for by Articles 2, 56 and 95 of the ECSC Treaty, given that the Commissionís economic forecasts demonstrate the need for support in this area; Calls on the Commission to gear ECSC research support to the share of the yield from the levy 9. accounted for by each sector; Approves, therefore, the table annexed to this resolution: 10. (a) as regards the operating budget for 1998, proposes that the ECSC levy be definitively abolished, as provided for in the Commission draft, since there is no longer a financial requirement, given the objective to be realized and the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, as well as the reserves to be constituted by then; (b) as regards the level of reserves and provisions entered in the ECSC balance sheet, proposes that: › › › the guidelines adopted by Parliament in its resolution of 15 November 1996 referred to above should be incorporated in the balance sheet; the decisions taken in connection with the 1998 budget should be linked to those which will be taken in respect of the following budgetary years, on the basis of a financial perspective for the period 1998-2002; in 1998 part of the provisions should be used to make a payment to the EIB with a view to establishing a special fund to support job-creating SMUs in industrial research sectors linked to coal and steel and in sectoral or regional areas connected with these industries; 11. › › › Takes the view that these proposals are consistent with: the resolution of the Amsterdam European Council on growth and employment, which referred to the ECSC reserves as a financial instrument which might be used to help in the fight against unemployment in Europe, and paragraph 10 of which reads as follows: The Commission is invited to make the appropriate proposals in order to ensure that, upon expiry of the ECSC Treaty in 2002, the revenues of outstanding reserves can be used for a research fund for sectors related to the coal and steel industryí, and invites the Commission to submit proposals stating whether, and how, this decision could be implemented as of 1998; the determination of the Community authorities to seek significant resources for employment; the available funding constituted by the proceeds from the levy and the provisions which may be used to achieve one of the Communityís objectives on the basis of Articles 2, 56 and 95 of the ECSC Treaty; Recalls that, in a statement to Parliament in 1973, the Commission undertook to accept the binding 12. nature of opinions delivered by Parliament on the ECSC operating budget; Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Commission, the Council and the ECSC 13. Consultative Committee. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/123 Thursday 18 December 1997 Draft ECSC operating budget for 1998 Requirements Resources Operations to be financed from resources for the financial year (non-repayable) Forecast Rapporteurís proposal Resources for the financial year Forecast ANNEX (ECU million) Rapporteurís proposal 1. Administrative expenditure 2. Aid for redeployment (Article 56) 3. Aid for research (Article 55) (1) 3. 1 Steel 3. 2 Coal 3. 3 Social 4. Conversion aid (Article 56) 5. Social measures › steel (Article 56) 6. Social measures › coal (Article 56) 7. EIB payment for employment initia- tive (*) Total requirements TOTAL BUDGET 5,0 65,0 84,0 56,0 28,0 pm pm pm 25,0 › 179,0 179,0 3,0 1. Current resources 70,0 1. 1 Net balance 1. 2 Fines and surcharges for late payment 1. 3 Miscellaneous 2. Cancellation of commitments not likely to be implemented 3. Unused resources from previous year 4. Drawings on contingency reserve to finance ECSC operating budget 5. Exceptional resources 86,0 57,0 29,0 pm pm pm 30,0 52,0 241,0 55,0 pm 5,0 84,0 pm 35,0 pm 55,0 pm 5,0 84,0 pm 97,0 pm 241,0 TOTAL BUDGET 179,0 241,0 Operations financed by loans from non- borrowed funds Origin of non-borrowed funds Workersí housing 0,0 0,0 Special reserve and former ECSC Pension 0,0 0,0 Fund (1) (*) Including projects with an impact on technical measures to combat harmful effects at the workplace and around steel plants (indicative amount of ECU 4 million), industrial hygiene and mine safety (indicative amount of ECU 3 million). Should it prove impossible to adopt a legal basis, these appropriations could be transferred to the provisions, under the financial perspective for the period 1998-2002. 2. Foodstuffs for particular nutritional uses ***II A4-0379/97 Decision on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a European Parliament and Council Directive amending Directive 89/398/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to foodstuffs intended for particular nutritional uses (C4-0439/97 › 94/0076(COD)) (Codecision procedure: second reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the common position of the Council (C4-0439/97 › 94/0076/COD), › having regard to its opinion at first reading (1), on the Commission proposal to Parliament and Council (COM(94)0097) (2), › having regard to the amended Commission proposal (COM(95)0588) (3), › having regard to Article 189 b(2) of the EC Treaty, (1) OJ C 287, 30. 10. 1995, p. 104. (2) OJ C 108, 16. 4. 1994, p. 17. (3) OJ C 35, 8. 2. 1996, p. 17. C 14/124 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 › having regard to Rule 72 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation for second reading of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection (A4-0379/97), 1. Amends the common position as follows; Calls on the Commission to support Parliamentís amendments in the opinion that it is required to 2. deliver pursuant to Article 189 b(2)(d) of the EC Treaty; Calls on the Council to approve all Parliamentís amendments, amend its common position 3. accordingly and definitively adopt the act; 4. Instructs its President to forward this decision to the Council and Commission. COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 4) ARTICLE 1(3) Annex I(2) (Directive 89/398/EEC) 2. Processed cereal-based foods and baby foods for infants and young children 2. Processed cereal-based pesticide-free foods and pesti- cide-free baby foods for infants and young children 3. Operations with European non-governmental development organiza- tions **II A4-0371/97 Decision on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a Council Regulation on co-financing operations with European non-governmental development organiza- tions (NGOs) in fields of interest to the developing countries (C4-0442/97 › 95/0168(SYN)) (Cooperation procedure: second reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the common position of the Council, C4-0442/97 › 95/0168(SYN), › having regard to its opinion at first reading (1) on the Commission proposal to the Council (COM(95)0292) (2), › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Article 189c of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Rule 67 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation for second reading of the Committee on Development and Cooperation (A4-0371/97), 1. 2. Amends the common position as follows; Instructs its President to forward this decision to the Council and Commission. (1) OJ C 17, 22. 1. 1996, p. 453. (2) OJ C 251, 27. 9. 1995, p. 18. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/125 Thursday 18 December 1997 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Article 1(1) 1. The Community shall co-finance operations in the field with European non-governmental development organizations (NGOs), as defined in Article 3, to meet the basic needs of disadvantaged people in developing countries. Such operations shall be proposed by European NGOs and conducted in cooperation with their partners in the developing countries and shall be aimed at poverty alleviation as well as at enhancing the target groupís quality of life and own development capacity. 1. The Community shall co-finance operations in the field with European non-governmental development organizations (NGOs), as defined in Article 3, to meet the basic needs of disadvantaged people in developing countries. Priority shall be assigned to the proposal of operations based on an initiative by partners in developing countries. Such opera- tions shall be proposed by European NGOs and conducted in cooperation with their partners in the developing countries and shall be aimed at poverty alleviation as well as at enhancing the target groupís quality of life and own development capacity. (Amendment 2) Article 2(1) The operations co-financed in the developing countries 1. pursuant to Article 1(1) shall in particular concern local social and economic development in rural and urban areas, the development of human resources and institutional support for local partners in the developing countries. The operations co-financed in the developing countries 1. pursuant to Article 1(1) shall in particular concern local social and economic development in rural and urban areas, the development of human resources, particularly by means of training, and institutional support for local partners in the developing countries. Within those fields of activity, though the quality of the operation is paramount, particular attention shall be given to operations connected with: Within those fields of activity, though the quality of the operation is paramount, particular attention shall be given to operations connected with: › the strengthening of civil society and participatory devel- opment, and the promotion and defence of human rights and democracy, › the strengthening of civil society and participatory devel- opment, and the promotion and defence of human rights and democracy, › the role of women in development, › the role of women in development, › sustainable development. › sustainable development. Particular attention shall also be paid to: Particular attention shall also be paid to: › › the protection of threatened cultures, especially endan- gered indigenous cultures, the protection and improvement of the circumstances of children in the developing countries. › › the protection of threatened cultures, especially endan- gered indigenous cultures, the protection and improvement of the circumstances and of the rights of children in the developing countries. (Amendment 3) Article 4(1), introduction Community co-financing for the operations referred to in 1. Article 1 may cover, in foreign or local currency: 1. Community co-financing for the operations referred to in Article 1 may cover, in foreign or local currency, in which connection changes in the exchange rate shall be taken into account: C 14/126 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 4) Article 5 Community co-financing pursuant to this Regulation shall take the form of grants. Community co-financing pursuant to this Regulation shall take the form of grants; NGOs may agree with the beneficiaries that part of the funding is to be repaid and invested in new projects for the beneficiaries. (Amendment 9) Article 6(1), second and third subparagraphs (new) As a rule, the decision as to whether an operation is to be supported should be taken within six months of the date of receipt of the application. If, in examining the file, it emerges that the application is incomplete, the six-month period shall run from the date of receipt of the information required. If the decision is negative, verifiable reasons shall be given to the NGO concerned. The completeness of the documents shall be checked within one month. (Amendment 6) Article 7(1) During the second six months following each budget 1. year, the Commission shall report to the European Parliament and the Council, summarizing the operations financed in the course of that year, evaluating the implementation of this Regulation in that period and proposing general guidelines for the following year. The report shall set out the conclusions of any independent evaluations performed. By 30 June of each year the Commission shall report to 1. the European Parliament and the Council, giving details of the NGOs benefiting from co-financing, summarizing the opera- tions financed in the course of the previous budget year, evaluating the implementation of this Regulation in that period and proposing general guidelines for the following year. Where block grants are concerned, the annual report shall contain a list of the recipient NGOs, while a list of the projects financed with these block grants shall appear in the report of the following year. The report shall set out the conclusions of any independent evaluations performed. (Amendment 7) Article 8 1. The Commission shall be assisted by a committee composed of the representatives of the Member States and chaired by the representative of the Commission. The Commission shall be assisted by a committee of an 1. advisory nature composed of the representatives of the Member States and chaired by the representative of the Commission and which reflects the country or region benefiting from the measures. 2. Where the procedure laid down in this paragraph is to be followed, the representative of the Commission shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The com- mittee shall deliver its opinion on the draft within a time limit which the chairman may lay down according to the urgency of the matter. The opinion shall be delivered by the major- 2. Where the procedure laid down in this paragraph is to be followed, the representative of the Commission shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The com- mittee shall deliver its opinion on the draft within a time limit which the chairman may lay down according to the urgency of the matter, if necessary by taking a vote. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/127 Thursday 18 December 1997 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT The opinion shall be recorded in the minutes; in addition, each Member State shall have the right to have its position recorded in the minutes. The Commission shall take the utmost account of the opinion delivered by the committee. It shall inform the committee of the manner in which its opinion has been taken into account. The committee shall meet as a rule in public, unless a 3. specific duly motivated decision is taken to the contrary and published in good time. It shall publish agendas two weeks before its meetings. It shall publish minutes of its meetings. It shall establish a public register of declarations of interest by its members. ity laid down in Article 148(2) of the Treaty in the case of decisions which the Council is required to adopt on a proposal from the Commission. The votes of the representatives of the Member States within the committee shall be weighted in the manner set out in that Article. The chairman shall not vote. The Commission shall adopt the measures envisaged, which shall apply immediately. However, if these measures are not in accordance with the opinion of the committee, they shall be communicated by the Commission to the Council forthwith. In that event: (a) the Commission shall defer application of the measures which it has decided for a period of one month as from the date of communication; (b) the Council, acting by a qualified majority, may take a different decision within the time limit referred to in (a). 3. Where the procedure laid down in this paragraph is to be followed, the representative of the Commission shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The com- mittee shall deliver its opinion on the draft within a time limit which the chairman may lay down according to the urgency of the matter. The opinion shall be delivered by the majority laid down in Article 148(2) of the Treaty in the case of decisions which the Council is required to adopt on a proposal from the Commission. The votes of the representatives of the Member States within the committee shall be weighted in the manner set out in that Article. The chairman shall not vote. The Commission shall adopt the measures envisaged, which shall apply immediately. However, if these measures are not in accordance with the opinion of the Committee, they shall be communicated by the Commission to the Council forthwith. In that event: (a) the Commission may defer application of the measures which it has decided for a maximum period of one month from the date of such communication; (b) the Council, acting by a qualified majority, may take a different decision within the time limit referred to in (a). (Amendment 8) Article 11, first paragraph a (new) This Regulation shall be subject to review five years after it enters into force. C 14/128 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 4. Fifth framework R&D programme ***I A4-0396/97 Proposal and amended proposal for a European Parliament and Council Decision concerning the fifth framework programme of the European Community for research, technological development and demonstration activities (1998-2002) (COM(97)0142 › C4-0186/97 and COM(97)0439 › C4-0410/97 › 97/0119(COD)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Recital 1a (new) Whereas the enlargement of the European Union will increase the need for sustained efforts to support the research and education sector and, in particular, to enhance mobility in that sector; (Amendment 2) Recital 1b (new) Whereas, therefore, the next Community financial perspec- tive should give high priority to Heading 3; (Amendment 3) Recital 3a (new) Whereas, following the Commissionís Communication on Achieving coordination through cooperationí of Novem- ber 1994, the Council concluded in June 1995 that appro- priate steps should be taken to promote cooperation and coordination between Member States; (Amendment 4) Recital 4 Whereas the objectives of the Communityís research and technological development policy reflect current thinking about challenges which the Community must meet and the opportunities which it intends to address relating, as a matter of priority, to the problems of society, industrial competitiveness, job creation, quality of life, globalization of knowledge, contributing to the development and implementation of the Communityís policies in line with Article 130f(1) of the Treaty, and the role of the Community in the world as a focal point of scientific and technological excellence; Whereas the objectives of the Communityís research and technological development policy reflect current thinking about challenges which the Community must meet and the opportunities which it intends to address relating, as a matter of priority, to the improvement of the international competi- tiveness of European industry by means of scientific and technological research and development to increase econ- omic growth and, hence, to support an increase in the number of jobs available, simultaneously contributing to the development and implementation of the Communityís policies in line with Article 130f(1) of the Treaty and strengthening the role of the Community in the world as a focal point of scientific and technological excellence; (*) OJ C 173, 7. 6. 1997, p. 10 and OJ C 291, 25. 9. 1997, p. 15. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/129 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 5) Recital 4a (new) Whereas a research programme which is designed to meet social and economic needs must as far as possible be demand-driven, and whereas, alongside efforts to ensure maximum participation by users in the individual project consortia, additional guarantees are required in order to implement this approach; (Amendment 6) Recital 7a (new) Whereas the Communityís main international partners are increasing their spending on research and technological development; (Amendments 7 and 112) Recital 8 Whereas it is appropriate, in this same framework, to place special emphasis on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which generate a great deal of employment, on the diffusion and transfer of results, on innovation and on the training and mobility of researchers; Whereas small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can make a substantial contribution to the process of innova- tion and job creation, and should play a major role in the implementation of Community R&D actions; whereas it is therefore desirable to pay special attention to the specific needs of such enterprises so as to promote their effective participation in Community programmes and their ability to benefit from them; whereas it is appropriate to place special emphasis on the diffusion and transfer of results and on the training and mobility of researchers; whereas such actions should have an increasing impact on the less-favoured regions and countries; (Amendment 8) Recital 8a (new) Whereas research and technological development can sti- mulate economic growth and as a result lead to the creation of lasting employment; (Amendment 9) Recital 8b (new) Whereas, in accordance with Article 130h of the Treaty, Member States should be actively encouraged to coordi- nate their research and technological development activi- ties; C 14/130 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 10) Recital 8c (new) Whereas the HCM programme has done a great deal to promote the mobility of researchers. As a result, it has exposed a need to enable young and gifted researchers to break new ground in their field; (Amendment 11) Recital 8d (new) Whereas specific grants, focusing on the researcher or a small group of researchers, rather than the large project structure which is today more common in Community projects, would serve to fulfil this need. They would by their nature be independent of subject area or of research institution. The only criteria would be the novelty and scientific quality of the proposed work; (Amendment 12) Recital 8e (new) Whereas, if the young, gifted and innovative researcher goes beyond his/her research goals, and starts independent- ly to seek innovative business potential in technology, today’s R&D instruments give very little means to release small grants very quickly, to stimulate the development of such ideas. Such young innovator grants should be intro- duced, to stimulate Europeís innovative spirit at grass- roots; (Amendment 13) Recital 9 Whereas the formulation and implementation of the Commun- ityís policies and actions must take into account the objectives related to economic and social cohesion; whereas, in accord- ance with this principle, the framework programme must contribute to the harmonious development of the Community while maintaining scientific excellence as an essential criter- ion; whereas it is therefore necessary to strengthen the synergy between research and technological development activities and the action undertaken by the Community through the structural funds; Whereas the formulation and implementation of the Commun- ityís policies and actions must take into account the objectives related to economic and social cohesion; whereas, in accord- ance with this principle, the framework programme must contribute to the harmonious development of the Community while maintaining scientific excellence as the basic and binding essential criterion in the selection of individual research projects; whereas it is therefore necessary to strengthen the synergy between research and technological development activities and the action undertaken by the Community through the structural funds wherever this is possible and is not achieved at the expense of the scientific excellence of the support for research; whereas the Mem- ber States are particularly responsible for such coordina- tion; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/131 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 14) Recital 10 Whereas, in accordance with the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality as provided for in Article 3b of the Treaty, the objectives of Community research and technological develop- ment policy reflected in the fifth framework programme cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States, since they require the establishment of a critical mass in human and financial terms and a combination of expertise exceeding the confines of a single Member State; whereas these objectives can therefore, in view of the multiplier effects that they generate, be better achieved at Community level; whereas this Decision is limited to the minimum required to achieve these objectives and does not exceed what is necessary to this end; Whereas, in accordance with the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality as provided for in Article 3b of the Treaty, the objectives of Community research and technological develop- ment policy reflected in the fifth framework programme cannot be sufficiently achieved, at the level of the Member States; whereas, because of their scale or their effects, they may be better achieved at Community level; whereas this Decision is limited to the minimum required to achieve these objectives and does not exceed what is necessary to this end; (Amendment 15) Recital 11 Whereas the Communityís financial participation in the actions of the framework programme may be varied at the level of the specific programmes according to the nature of the activities concerned and the proximity of the market, in specific and duly justified cases, in compliance with interna- tional rules and the provisions of the Community framework for State aid for research and development, in particular points 5. 12 and 5. 13 thereof; Whereas the Communityís financial participation in the actions of the framework programme may be varied at the level of the specific programmes in accordance with the principles laid down in this Decision, especially in Annex IV thereto, in compliance with international rules and the provisions of the Community framework for State aid for research and develop- ment, in particular points 5. 12 and 5. 13 thereof; (Amendment 16) Recital 11a (new) Whereas the budgetary authority will make every effort to reach the maximum overall amounts, provided that the financial perspective for the forthcoming period is compa- tible with the justified requirements of all the other policies; (Amendment 17) Recital 11b (new) Whereas it will be necessary to revise the maximum overall amount provided for the fifth framework programme upon the accession of new Member States before the expiry of the framework programme; (Amendment 162) Recital 11c (new) Whereas the administrative expenditure arising from research activities has to be financed within the general amount fixed for the framework programme, but has to be budgetized in a transparent way; whereas the budgetary authority requires from the Commission a comparable detailed analysis of administrative expenditure and of its implementation throughout the budget; C 14/132 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 18) Recital 11d (new) Whereas, with a view to boosting the overall competitive- ness of Community industry and services and deriving greater benefit from the contributions from public funds, it is necessary to recognize the need to establish more harmonized rules and simplified procedures for participa- tion in the programmes; (Amendment 19) Recital 13 Whereas, in the implementation of the fifth framework pro- gramme, a fair balance must be struck within the themes and in particular between the activities for research and development of generic technologies and the key actions, between the different themes of the fifth framework programme, and between the fifth framework programme and any other instru- ment with a direct or indirect link with the latter; Deleted (Amendment 20) Recital 13a (new) Whereas promoting sustainable growth for Europeís econ- omy and sustainable competitiveness for its industry in particular requires strengthening its scientific and techno- logical basis with a medium- to long-term perspective; (Amendment 21) Recital 13b (new) Whereas it is right to incorporate environmental objectives throughout the framework programme; (Amendment 22) Recital 13c (new) Whereas the Community equal opportunities policy, both in the field of research and in other Community policies, must be taken into account at every stage of the drawing up and implementation of the fifth framework programme; (Amendment 23) Recital 14a (new) Whereas a structure of regional technology centres could be envisaged as the first point of contact in a Community strategy of technology dissemination; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/133 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 24) Recital 14b (new) Whereas a stronger link between research and the Com- munity structural or regional funds would make it possible to secure a quantitative increase in research funding; whereas similar opportunities relate to the PHARE and TACIS programmes, where the funds could be used to strengthen R&D activities in the whole of Eastern Europe; (Amendment 25) Recital 16a (new) Whereas the European Parliament, as a decision-making body for future research programmes, has a responsibility to follow the progress of the framework programme during its implementation by the Commission; (Amendment 26) Recital 17a (new) Having regard to the urgent need to draw up a European statute for grant holders and researchers, as an essential instrument for the realization of the second action; (Amendment 27) Recital 17b (new) Whereas the reviews of the specific programmes contain a number of recommendations, in particular regarding man- agement of the programmes and the way in which strategic direction is achieved and maintained; whereas these recom- mendations should be implemented in the fifth framework programme; (Amendment 28) Article -1 (new) Article -1 The research which receives support under the fifth frame- work programme shall pursue the objective of optimizing the quality of life of Community citizens and scientific and technological conditions for the international competitive- ness of the EU, at the same time meeting the criterion of ecological sustainability, thereby clearing the way for more effective use of resources in a sustainable, stable ecological system. C 14/134 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 29) Article 1(2), first subparagraph The fifth framework programme shall, in accordance 2. with Article 130g of the Treaty, comprise four Community activities. The first Community activity shall relate to the following three themes: The fifth framework programme shall, in accordance 2. with Article 130g of the Treaty, comprise four Community activities. The first Community activity shall relate to the following four themes: (a) unlocking the resources of the living world and the (a) life sciences and technologies; ecosystem; (b) creating a user-friendly information society; (b) information and communication technologies; (c) promoting competitive and sustainable growth. (c) transport › mobility › production; (d) energy › environment › sustainable development (jointly with the fifth framework programme of the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) for research and training activities): (i) energy for the future (ii) environment, cultural heritage and sustainable development (Amendment 31) Article 2(1) 1. The maximum overall amount for Community financial participation in the fifth framework programme shall be ECU 14 833 million. 1. The maximum overall amount for Community financial participation in the fifth framework programme shall be ECU 15 400 million. If this amount is consistent with the financial perspective in the period 2000-2002, it shall be deemed to be confirmed, otherwise the appropriations allocated annually by the budgetary authority shall corres- pond to the financial perspective for the year in question. (Amendment 32) Article 2(1a) (new) 1a. The amount referred to in Article 2(1) may be revised in the event of the accession of new Member States before the expiry of the framework programme. (Amendment 163) Article 2(2a) (new) 2a. All administrative expenditure arising from the research activities shall be paid from the overall amount available for the programme. It shall be presented as other comparable administrative expenditure is in the budget of the Union. The Commission shall provide each year with the preliminary draft budget comparable detailed analyses of administrative expenditure and its implementation in all sub-sections of its budget. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/135 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 33) Article 3(1) 1. The fifth framework programme shall be implemented through seven specific programmes, three of which correspond to the three themes of the first Community activity, three are linked to the second, third and fourth Community activities respectively, and one is a programme specific to the Joint Research Centre. Each specific programme shall specify the detailed rules for its implementation, fix its duration and provide for the means deemed necessary. 1. The fifth framework programme shall be implemented through eight specific programmes, four of which correspond to the four themes of the first Community activity, three are linked to the second, third and fourth Community activities respectively, and the eighth is a programme specific to the Joint Research Centre. (Amendment 34) Article 3(1a) (new) 1a. Responsibility for the implementation of the fifth framework programme and of the specific programmes based thereon shall lie with the Commission which shall, in so doing, be supported by committees set up in accordance with Council Decision 87/373/EEC (1). The agendas and complete minutes of the meetings of those committees, including the results of any votes, shall be published and notified to the European Parliament imme- diately, and at all events one month after the date of each meeting at the latest. The committees shall be linked together along subject lines, if appropriate through the establishment of task forces. In such cases the European Parliament shall be consulted. In addition, the Commission shall propose assessment guidelines setting out the princi- ples to be used and the role of the experts and the Commission in selecting programmes and projects and a two-stage procedure for project assessment. Other details, including the specific rules for the implemen- tation, the duration and the appropriateness deemed necessary in the various areas of the specific programmes shall be laid down in the specific programmes themselves. Where research activities relate to more than one specific programme, coordination mechanisms will be established. Appropriate procedures will be established to involve the various research players in the definition, implementation and adaptation of the scientific and technical work to be undertaken. (1) OJ L 197, 18. 7. 1987, p. 33. (Amendment 35) Article 3(2) 2. Implementation of the fifth framework programme may give rise, where necessary, to supplementary programmes within the meaning of Article 130k, to Community participa- tion in research and development programmes undertaken by several Member States within the meaning of Article 1301, or to the setting-up of joint undertakings or any other structure within the meaning of Article 130n. It may also give rise to cooperation with third countries or international organizations within the meaning of Article 130m of the Treaty. 2. Implementation of the fifth framework programme may give rise, where necessary, to supplementary programmes within the meaning of Article 130k, to Community participa- tion in research and development programmes undertaken by several Member States within the meaning of Article 1301, in particular including the COST actions and the EUREKA initiative, or to the setting-up of joint undertakings or any other structure within the meaning of Article 130n. It may also give rise to cooperation with third countries or international organizations within the meaning of Article 130m of the Treaty. C 14/136 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 36) Article 5(1) 1. The Commission shall examine each year, with the help of appropriately qualified independent experts, the implemen- tation of the fifth framework programme and its specific programmes in the light of the criteria set out in particular in Annex I. It shall assess, in particular, whether the objectives, priorities and financial resources are still appropriate to the changing situation. Where appropriate, it shall submit propo- sals to adapt or supplement the framework programme and/or the specific programmes. 1. The Commission shall examine each year, with the help of appropriately qualified independent men and women experts, the implementation of the fifth framework programme and its specific programmes in the light of the objectives, priorities and financial resources laid down in this Decision and their administration. It shall forward the complete findings of that examination to the European Parliament and to the Council, for information. Where appropriate, it shall submit to the European Parliament and Council proposals to adapt or supplement the framework programme and/or the specific programmes. With regard to the key actions, the Commission shall set up committees, compris- ing representatives from the research field (business and research institutes) and users, to advise the Commission on the research portfolio in the area concerned by the key action. The Commission shall consult the representative bodies at European level when making appointments to the advisory committees. (Amendment 165) Article 5(1), second subparagraph (new) Halfway through the term of the fifth framework pro- gramme the Commission shall submit to the Council and the European Parliament, on the basis of the assessments of the various specific programmes, a proposal for the adap- tation of the scientific and technological objectives and measures laid down in this Decision and their financing. (Amendment 37) Article 5(2) 2. Before submitting its proposal for a sixth framework programme, the Commission shall have an external assessment conducted by independent high-level experts into the imple- mentation of Community activities carried out during the five years preceding that assessment in the light of the criteria set out in particular in Annex I. The Commission shall communi- cate the conclusions thereof, accompanied by its comments, to the European Parliament, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. 2. Before submitting its proposal for a sixth framework programme, the Commission shall have an external assessment conducted by independent high-level experts into the imple- mentation of Community activities carried out during the five years preceding that assessment in the light of the objectives, criteria and implementation of this Decision as well as of the specific programmes based thereon. The Commission shall also report on the implementation of the recommendations contained in the reviews of the different specific pro- grammes. The Commission shall communicate that assess- ment, accompanied by its comments, to the European Parlia- ment, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. (Amendment 38) Article 5(3) 3. The independent experts referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be chosen by the Commission, which shall take account, in a balanced fashion, of the various research players. 3. The independent experts referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be chosen by the Commission. The Commission shall notify to the Council and the European Parliament the 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/137 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT names of the proposed experts at least three months before their final appointment and shall justify that selection on the grounds of their expert and personal aptitude. The Council and the European Parliament may deliver an opinion thereon. The Commission shall be further obliged to take account, in a balanced fashion, of the various research players, particu- larly those from the business world. Experts from the Commission, JRC or JET shall only perform an advisory role, and the full list of experts will be transparent before appointment. (Amendment 39) Article 5(3a) (new) 3a. The European Parliament shall set up mechanisms allowing for scrutiny by its Members of the implementation of all parts of the framework programmes while not impinging upon the Commission’s implementation role. (Amendment 40) Article 5a (new) Article 5a Encouragement shall be given to the real and effective participation of SMEs in the programmes. In particular, action shall be taken with a view to: › establishing, as the general rule, consultation by the Commission of SMEs and/or their associations at all stages of the planning and implementation of pro- grammes; › encouraging high-quality leadership and genuine par- ticipation by SMEs in jointly funded projects; › harmonizing administrative procedures, simplifying formalities and improving and accelerating contract and payment arrangements; › continuing efforts to improve the transparency of the selection procedures and the make-up of the selection panels; The Commission shall submit a detailed annual report to the European Parliament and the Council setting out, for each programme, the results obtained and the progress achieved in implementing the earlier measures. (Amendment 41) Article 6 All the research activities conducted pursuant to the fifth framework programme shall be carried out in compliance with fundamental ethical principles. All the research activities conducted pursuant to the fifth framework programme shall be carried out in compliance with fundamental ethical principles including animal welfare requirements. C 14/138 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 42) Annex I The implementation of the European Communityís research and technological development policy is based on the twin principles of scientific and technological excellence and the relevance of research activities to the objectives of the Treaty establishing the European Community. The devising of the European Communityís research and technological development policy is based on the twin princi- ple of scientific and technological excellence and the relevance of research activities to the Treaty establishing the European Community. In pursuit of a cost-benefit approach dictated by concern for optimum allocation of European public funding, the choice of themes for the fifth framework programme and the related objectives is made on the basis of a set of common criteria, divided into three categories. Regarding the financial management of the programme, a cost-benefit assessment is necessary in order to ensure the optimal selection of the activities to be funded. Criteria related to social objectives: › improving the employment situation, › promoting the quality of life and health, › preserving the environment, in order to further major social objectives of the Community reflecting the expectations and concerns of its citizens. Criteria related to economic development and scientific and technological prospects: › areas which are expanding and create good growth prospects, The objectives of Community research policy shall be: › strengthening and improving the international position of Europe as an economic location, › promoting and strengthening of economic growth whilst explicitly complying with the principle of sustai- nability, › strengthening of the foundations for favourable labour › market trends, improving the quality of life, public health, environ- mental protection, biodiversity and long-term ecologi- cal stability, › areas in which Community businesses can and must › promoting and contributing to economic and social become more competitive, cohesion. › areas in which prospects of significant technological progress are opening up. Criteria related to the Community ávalue addedí and the subsidiarity principle: › need to establish a ácritical massí in human and financial terms, and the combination of the complementary exper- tise available in the various Member States, › significant contribution to the implementation of one or more Community policies, › addressing of problems arising at Community level or questions relating to aspects of standardization or con- nected with the development of the European area, so as to select only objectives which cannot be achieved through private research alone and are more effectively pursued at the Community level by means of research activities conducted at that level. In its pursuit of those objectives, the Community, while respecting the principle of subsidiarity, shall intervene in support in particular where: › its activities result in European added valueí, for example where there is a need to establish a ácritical mass in human and financial terms and the combina- tion of the complementary expertise available in Mem- ber States, › European research policy may make a significant contribution to the implementation of Union policy in one or more areas, and › problems arising at Community level, for example issues relating to the development of the European area or questions of standardization, require Community participation. Beyond that, the European Communityís research policy shall foster the participation of women in all fields of research and technological development. No EU research funding may be used in connection with the development or manufacture of weapons. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/139 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT These criteria will be used, and where necessary supple- mented, for the implementation of the fifth framework pro- gramme, in order to define the specific programmes and select the research and technological development activities, includ- ing demonstration activities. These objectives, principles and concepts will be used, and where necessary supplemented, for the implementation of the fifth framework programme, as well as to define the specific programmes and select the research and technological devel- opment activities, including demonstration activities. (Amendment 43) Annex II(I), introduction, second paragraph (new) In setting the research priorities for the first activity, account will be taken of the interests and capacities of all the Member States, including the least advanced among them. The third and fourth activities will have an increas- ingly greater impact on the less-favoured regions and countries. (Amendment 44) Annex II(I)(1), first paragraph, second indent › activities for research and development of generic techno- › activities for research and development of generic logies, sciences and technologies, (Amendment 110) Annex II(I)(1), second paragraph a (new) The activities carried out in the framework of key actions will ensure protection of the intellectual property of public research bodies. (Amendment 127) Annex II(I)(1)(a), second paragraph The research activities carried out in this context will cover the entire spectrum of activities needed to achieve the objectives, and range from basic research through development to demon- stration The research activities carried out in this context will cover the entire spectrum of activities needed to achieve the objectives, and range from basic research through development to demon- stration and research into the socio-economic and ethical questions raised by these activities and their impact on society. (Amendment 46) Annex II(I)(1)(b) (b) Activities for the research and development of generic technologies These activities, which are to be carried out in a limited number of areas selected, using the criteria set out in Annex I, will complement the key actions. Their main aim is to help the European Community maintain and improve the flow of ideas and knowledge and its technological capability in those areas of research and enabling technologies which have many and varied potential applications but are not covered by the key actions. (b) Activities for the research and development of generic sciences and technologies, basic research and interdiscipli- nary research These activities will complement and link together the key actions and/or contribute towards the creation of the technological and technical bases for their implementation. Their aim is furthermore to help maintain and improve the flow of ideas and knowledge and technological capability from the areas of research and enabling technologies to those areas which are not covered directly by the key actions and to maintain and improve their many and varied potential applications. C 14/140 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 47) Annex II(I)(1)(c) The aim is to encourage optimum use to be made of the Communityís research infrastructure and to improve the consistency of the European research fabric. The aim is to encourage optimum use to be made of the Communityís research infrastructure and to improve the consistency of the European research fabric. In so doing, connections are to be established with appropriate meas- ures of the Structural Funds and the PHARE, TACIS and MEDA Programmes. (Amendment 109) Annex II(I)(1)(c), second subparagraph (new) The activities designed to achieve this goal include as a matter of priority: › networking and optimum use of the European Com- munityís main research infrastructures, › networking of centres of excellence based on public research and research by undertakings, in particular through use of interactive multimedia, › establishment of experimental platforms and modular demonstrators, to test and validate new technologies in the framework of specific pilot projects leading to in-depth assessment in coordination with the European Communityís Structural Funds and European Funds (European Investment Fund and European Investment Bank). (Amendment 48) Annex II(I)(1)(ca) (new) (ca) The role of accompanying socio-economic research, technology transfer and mobility of researchers as an integral part of the first activity Within all research activities as described in the first activity of this framework programme attention shall be paid and financial means shall be provided › › › › to ensure accompanying research into the socio-econ- omic consequences of the Community’s research policy and its results, to facilitate, foster and integrate the transfer of the results of the research carried out under this Frame- work Programme into industry and society with special attention to SMEs, to promote research on the ethical and legal aspects of science and technology and their results, to promote the mobility and participation of young researchers as an integrated part of the various research projects as described under First Activityí. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/141 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 114) Annex II(I)(2), first paragraph The horizontal themes are at the crossroads of the European Communityís research policy and respectively its external policy, innovation policy, policy on education and training and the promotion of personal mobility, and its social and employ- ment policy. The horizontal themes are at the crossroads of the European Communityís research policy and respectively its external policy, innovation policy, policy on education and training and the promotion of equal opportunities between women and men, of personal mobility, and its social and employment policy. (Amendment 49) Annex II(I)(3) The Joint Research Centre is the scientific and technical body which the Commission needs to perform the tasks that it is empowered to conduct. The scientific and technological objec- tives of its activities are located more especially in areas requiring impartial and independent expertise at European Community level and in areas related to the objectives of its main policies. The Joint Research Centre is the scientific and technical body which the Commission needs to perform the tasks that it is empowered to conduct. The scientific and technological objec- tives of its activities are located more especially in areas requiring impartial and independent expertise at European Community level (for example in the cases of standardiz- ation) and in areas related to the objectives of its main policies. These activities correspond to the scientific and technological objectives of the fifth framework programme described below, but must also respond to the requirements of, and changes in the various Community policies where these result in specific research and development requirements, in particular when the Joint Research Centreís neutrality is essential. The Joint Research Centre will carry out these activities in close cooperation with: › › the Unionís scientific community, by strengthening links with the main research institutes and following a policy of publication in the scientific journals that are best qualified in the field concerned; the Unionís undertakings, by developing its role as a technology transfer centre. This entails: increased protection for intellectual property; introduction of profit-sharing procedures for the JRC in exploiting patents; and autonomy in managing target projects drawn up in close cooperation with the scientific authorities in each field, under objectives proposed by the directors of the JRC and approved by the Board of Governors. Furthermore, the European Parliament may refer specific research policy topics and tasks to the JRC. The appropriations made available to the JRC constitute a maximum amount. In addition, the JRC may endeavour to secure funds from third organizations. Responsibility for the allocation of those resources to the various institutes and activities of the JRC lies with the JRC itself and shall be scrutinized by the Commission, Council and European Parliament as part of the assessment and in the light of the objectives and measures laid down in this Decision. C 14/142 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT It is of the utmost importance that a periodic assessment should be carried out of the activities of the JRC on the basis of a list of criteria notified to all concerned in order to ensure that JRC research continues to contribute to the Communityís research objectives and that the budget of the JRC is adjusted every two years on the basis of fulfilment of the objective evaluation criteria. Moreover, the JRC must obtain a higher percentage of its financial resources from contract research by means of competition with other research parties so that the quality of JRC research is promoted. In order to encourage the exchange of experience with universities, technological institutes and industry, the JRC will have more scope for recruiting researchers from those establishments on a temporary basis. (Amendments 50 and 115) Annex II(II), First Activity (1), title and introduction 1. Unlocking the resources of the living world and the ecosystem 1. Life sciences and technologies Improving the quality of life and health and addressing environmental problems are major challenges and the Com- munity plans to tackle them by helping to increase knowledge and develop technologies in the fields of the living world and the environment. At the same time, progress in this area will help to increase the competitiveness of the Communityís enterprises by opening up new prospects in areas in which the Community already has a strong hand, such as biotechnology, agro-industry, and the fields of health and the environment. Scientific and technological development life sciences, and in particular in genetic engineering, will continue to make very rapid progress. in the In this field, Europe must substantially increase its efforts in order to maintain and exploit the prospects which are opening up and, in this way, to benefit from the growth and employment impact arising therefrom. Special emphasis will be placed on issues relating to womenís health and the human reproductive process. (Amendment 51) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(i) (i) The living world and the ecosystem (I): health and food (i) Life sciences and technologies (I): health, food and environment The aim of this key action is to promote the development of knowledge, technologies and methods, based on biotechnolo- gy, for example, to produce a safe, healthy, balanced and varied food supply for consumers. This requires as a priority: › the development of new processing methods to improve food quality, › the development of tests to detect, and processes to eliminate infectious and toxic agents, The aim of this key action is to promote the development of knowledge, technologies and methods, based on biotechnolo- gy, for example, to produce a contribution to the fight against diseases related to the environment and food and the immense costs to health systems arising therefrom as well as a safe, healthy, balanced and varied food supply for consumers. This requires as a priority: › › the development of new breeding, production and processing methods to improve food quality with regard to the ingredients and/or the keeping quality thereof, the development of tests to detect, and processes to eliminate infectious and toxic agents throughout the food chain, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/143 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › study of the role of food in preserving health, in particular from the point of view of nutrition, epidemiology and public health. › the development of tests to detect and processes to prevent infectious diseases (resistance strategy), › research into the role of food in preserving and improv- ing health, in particular from the point of view of foodstuffs, epidemiology and allergy research and in view of the increasing life expectancy of the population, › research into diseases and allergies related to or influenced by the environment and research into their treatment and prevention. (Amendment 52) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(ii) (ii) The living world and the ecosystem (II): control of viral and other infectious diseases (ii) Life sciences and technologies (II): fight against trans- missible and rare diseases The priority objectives of this key action are the fight against Aids and control of the ánew plaguesí (such as the reappea- rance of tuberculosis and the emergence of diseases linked to new or mutant agents). Close attention is to be paid to: › the development of vaccines, especially against viral diseases; The priority objectives of this key action are the fight against Aids, research into and combating of the ánew plaguesí (new or mutant agents) as well as research seeking a better understanding of the actions of the immune system. Close attention is to be paid to: › the development of new and more effective vaccines, › treatment and prevention strategies; › new and improved treatment and prevention strategies, › aspects connected with public health and care-delivery › identification and treatment of rare diseases systems. › research into the phenomenon of increasing resistance to antibiotics › research into new and old genomes. (Amendment 53) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(iii) (iii) The living world and the ecosystem (III): the ácell factoryí (iii) Life sciences and technologies (III): the ácell factoryí This key action is aimed at helping the Communityís enter- prises exploit the advances made in life sciences and techno- logies, particularly in the fields of health and the environment. It is aimed at the development of multidisciplinary techno- logies based on exploitation of the properties of micro- organisms, plants and animals at the cellular and sub-cellular levels. The objective is to develop new bio-molecules with high added-value capable of enhancing the quality of life and health, including: › new health products (for example, antibiotics and anti- cancer agents), This key action is aimed at helping the Communityís enter- prises exploit the advances made in life sciences and techno- logies, particularly in the fields of health and the environment. It is aimed at the development of multidisciplinary techno- logies based on exploitation of the properties of micro- organisms, plants and animals at the cellular and sub-cellular levels. The objective is to understand the functioning of cells and to develop new bio-molecules with high added-value capable of enhancing the quality of life and health, including: › new and innovative health processes and approaches including non-conventional ones and active substances and products (for example, antibiotics and anti-cancer agents both those derived from natural processes and synthetic); C 14/144 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › waste biotreatment processes, › waste biotreatment processes, › new biological processes for the agri-food industry. › new biological and biotechnological processes in plant and animal breeding and for the agri-food industry, › better and healthier general foodstuffs for humans and animals, and measures to combat allergies through primary and secondary prevention. (Amendment 54) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(iiia) (new) (iiia) Life sciences and technologies (IIIa): Chemical and molecular biology basesí The rapid development in the field of the chemical and molecular bases of life and of health and disease provides an opportunity for new applications for prevention, diag- nosis and treatment. The aim of this key action is, therefore, to extend the knowledge acquired to date in these areas, to improve and validate it and to develop corresponding processes and technologies, e. g. microbiological and gene therapy, which facilitate preventive and/or targeted and non aggressive treatment. To that end, efforts must be made in particular at the interface between chemical and biological research. Among the priority fields concerned are: › genome analyses/bioinformatics, › monitoring of patient groups for the analysis, defini- tion and classification of genetically related or geneti- cally influenced chronic diseases, › research into the connection between genetic condition- ing and environment-, nutrition- or behaviour-related influences on outbreaks of diseases, their course and on the possibilities for treating them. (Amendment 133) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(iv) (To be included as a new point (3a)(b)(iv) in a new programme on energy, environment, sustainable development, sub-pro- gramme áenvironment, sustainable development and cultural heritageí) (iv) The living world and the ecosystem (IV): management and quality of water (iv) Management of water and related technologies The aim of this key action is to produce the knowledge and technologies needed for the rational management of water resources for domestic needs and those of industry and agriculture. Guaranteeing the sustainable use of water is one of the major tasks for the future. This key action concerns both environmental policy as well as the concepts for the development of rural areas and urban areas and is closely connected with the horizontal topic of áglobal changeí. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/145 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT Among the priority fields concerned are: Efforts will focus on: › treatment and purification technologies, › › the social dimension of water, with reference to use and rational consumption, treatment and purification technologies, re-use and prev- ention of pollution, › methods and instruments for integrated management of water resources, › technologies for monitoring the quality and the level of groundwater and surface waters, › monitoring technologies and techniques, › surveillance, early warning and communication systems, › development of indicators, › technologies for the regulation of stocks and technologies for arid and semi-arid regions. › technologies for the regulation of stocks and technologies for arid and semi-arid regions, › relationship between groundwater and soil, especially in connection with contamination and its solution, › sustainable exploitation and rational management of water so as to optimize management of water transport networks and intervention in water systems, › optimization of interventions in water management by means of hydraulic measures with a view to sustainable use. (Amendment 116) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(iva) (new) (iva) Life sciences and technologies (IVa): social health systems with particular reference to the ageing society and disabled people The aim of this key action is to investigate the development of health systems in the process of European integration and the globalization of the economy. A high-quality health system which is close to the citizen is an important indicator for a developing European societal model. In that context attention should be focused on an increasingly ageing society. This key action aims to help Europe meet the challenge of the growing ageing population through RTD to underpin the development of policies and interventions to extend the quality of life and independence of older people, and to reduce the need for long-term care and its consequential costs. It requires a multi-disciplinary approach. At the same time the competitiveness of the health-related industries will be encouraged. Priority is given to the following: › research to secure social insurance systems on a permanent basis in the light of the reduction in social benefits in the Member States; C 14/146 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › research into the organization of an efficient and effective social service for the elderly, including research into the financing of long-term care and pensions; › research into the demographic development of society and the organization of the environment of the rising proportion of disabled, sick and elderly persons; › RTD into age-related illness and health problems of high morbidity where there is a real prospect for significant prevention, treatment and delay in onset; › RTD into social, economic, biological and psychological determinants of healthy ageing and into the mechan- isms leading to disability and the postponement of disability; › interdisciplinary research into the interaction between prevention, diagnosis and treatment from the medical and sociological points of view. (Amendment 57) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(v) (v) The living world and the ecosystem (V): environment and health Deleted The aim of this key action is to help reduce the adverse impact on health of changes in the environment. It covers in particular issues such as prevention and the effects on health of air pollution, heavy metals and toxic substances, noise, climatic changes and electromagnetic radiation, as well as the effects of pollution at the workplace. It includes as a priority: › epidemiological studies, › › the development of new methods of diagnosis, risk assess- ment and prevention, the development of processes to reduce causes and harmful health effects. (Amendment 58) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(a)(vi) (To be integrated as a new point (3a)(A)(b)(i) in a new programme on energy, environment, sustainable development, sub-programme áenvironment, sustainable development and cultural heritageí) (vi) The living world and the ecosystem (VI): integrated development of rural and coastal areas (i) The living world and the ecosystem (I): rural and coastal areas and mountains The aim is to mobilize the knowledge and technologies needed to implement innovative approaches to production and Agriculture, forestry and fisheries › important and deci- sive factors of economic development in rural and coastal 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/147 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT exploitation, adapted to recent adjustments in the common agricultural and fisheries policies, while also providing the scientific basis for Community Regulations. Priority areas include: › new systems of production and exploitation in agriculture, forestry, fishing and aquaculture, taking into account profitability, the sustainable management of resources, product quality and employment, › non-food uses, › methods of control, › the production of new models for the sustainable develop- ment of rural and coastal areas based on optimization of the specific potential of each area, the diversification of activities and land use, and the involvement of the people concerned. areas › are faced with considerable changes. The aim of this key action is to promote the development and mobili- zation of the new technologies needed to implement innov- ative procedures adapted to the new challenges of sustain- able production and exploitation models geared towards competitiveness. At the same time this work can and should constitute the scientific basis for future Community rules in these areas and should contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage which European agricultural and rural societies constitute. Efforts should be focused on the following areas in particu- lar: › non-food uses, especially renewable raw materials, › monitoring technologies, › methods and tools for environmental management, › integrated production procedures, especially those lim- iting the impact of agriculture on the environment, › development of environmental indicators and meas- urement of sustainability, especially with regard to testing of the possible effects of future Community policy and legislation. (Amendment 59) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), indents › › › the fight against age-related illnesses and health problems (e. g. Alzheimerís disease), degenerative diseases (in par- ticular cancer and diabetes), cardio-vascular diseases, diseases of genetic origin and rare diseases; research into genomes and the neurosciences, › the fight against age-related illnesses and health problems (e. g. Alzheimerís disease), degenerative diseases (in par- ticular cancer and diabetes), cardio-vascular diseases, diseases of genetic origin and rare diseases; research into new and old genomes and the neurosciences, the improvement of health systems, the enhancement of health and safety at work, and the fight against drug- related public health problems, › the improvement of health systems, the enhancement of health and safety at work and at home, and the fight against drug-related public health problems, the fight against major natural and technological hazards through the development of forecasting, prevention, impact assessment and mitigation techniques, › understanding of the processes and interactions involved in áglobal changeí on land, at sea and in the atmosphere as well as their impact on ecosystems, C 14/148 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › › › the development of generic Earth-observation techno- logies, notably satellite technologies (1), for environmen- tal monitoring and resources and ecosystem management, the study of problems relating to biomedical ethics and bioethics in the context of a respect for fundamental human values, › accompanying research into issues concerning medical ethics and bioethics with regard to respecting funda- mental human values. the study of the socio-economic aspects of development of the life sciences and technologies and of environmental change within the perspective of sustainable development (the impact on society, the economy and employment). (1) There will be specific coordination of the activities relating to áspace technologyí applications carried out within each of the three thematic programmes. (Amendment 129) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), indent 7a (new) › study concerning the establishment of a centre for the coordination, development and analysis of cancer research, (Amendment 161) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), indent 7b (new) › the evaluation of the effectiveness, the safety and the area of application of the non-conventional therapies taking into account their preventive role and the potentialities of an individual and holistic approach to health, (Amendment 130) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), indent 7c (new) › study of the problems linked to the effects on health of electrical and electro-magnetic fields, (Amendment 131) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), indent 7d (new) › measures to combat diseases and problems related to mental health in all its forms, including depression, with reference to prevention, treatment and reintegra- tion and social rehabilitation of those affected and family and social support structures, (Amendment 60) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(b), sixth indent, footnote 2, first paragraph (2) No research activity which modifies or is intended to modify the genetic heritage of human beings by alter- (2) No research activity which modifies or serves to modify the genetic heritage of human beings by alternation of 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/149 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT nation of germ cells or by acting at any other stage in embryonic development and which can make such altera- tion heritable will be carried out under the present framework programme. In the same way, no research activity, understood within the term ácloningí will be conducted with the aim of replacing a germ or embryo cell nucleus with that of the cell of any individual, from an embryo or coming from a later stage of development to the human embryo. germ cells or by acting at any other stage in embryonic development and which can make such alteration heritable will be carried out under the present framework pro- gramme. In the same way, no research activity, understood within the term áhuman cloningí will be conducted, i. e. the production of human embryos with the same genetic information as another human being or a deceased person. In view of the serious ethical prob- lems and the differing views of these technologies in the European Union, no embryo research will be con- ducted which results in the destruction of embryos. (Amendment 61) Annex II(II), First Activity (1)(c) The priority is to make optimum use, at Community level, of databases and collections of biological material, centres for clinical trials, marine research facilities and computer centres for climate studies. The priority is: › to make optimum use, at Community level, of databases (e. g. databases for old DNA) and collections of biological material, centres for clinical research and therapeutic trials; › the networking of centres of excellence based on public research and research by undertakings, especially by use of interactive multimedia; › establishment of experimental platforms and modular demonstrators to test and validate new life science technologies in the framework of specific pilot projects, leading to an in-depth assessment, in coordination with the European Communityís Structural Funds and European funds (European Investment Fund and the European Investment Bank). (Amendment 62) Annex II(II), First Activity (2), introduction The advent of the information society is opening up the possibility of a wide range of new activities, for both individuals and companies of the Community, in the fields of trade, work, transport, environment, education and training, health and culture. Continuous efforts in relation to research, technological development and technology take-up are necess- ary to realize the full potential of the information society. The technological range of key actions allows the possibility of a flexible concentration and a dynamic implementation of the activities, reflecting socio-economic priorities. The gathering, storing, processing, transmission, dissemi- nation and use of information will increasingly determine the international competitiveness not only of the informa- tion technologies themselves but also all sectors of the economy and society. The advent thereof is opening up the possibility of a wide range of new activities, for both individuals and companies of the Community, e. g. in the fields of trade, work, transport, environment, education and training, health and culture. Con- tinuous efforts in relation to research, technological develop- ment and technology take-up are necessary to realise the full potential of the information society. Here, in addition to the potential for economic growth and employment, efforts must tackle universal issues such as access, ease of use, safety, cost-effectiveness and interoperability, as well as socio-economic impact. The technological range of key actions should allow the possibility of a flexible concentration and a dynamic implementation of the activities. C 14/150 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT These efforts must, in all activities, tackle the universal issues such as access, ease of use, cost-effectiveness and interopera- bility, as well as socio-economic impact. (Amendments 166 and 136) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(i) i. Information Society (I): systems and services for the citizen Information and telecommunication technologies (I): i. systems and services for the citizen The aim of this key action is to provide users with easier access at the lowest cost to quality general-purpose services and boost the industry providing these services. In this context, it will be based on the following priorities: The aim of this key action is to provide all users with opportunities of access to quality general-purpose services and boost the industry providing these services. In this context, research and technological development will be based on the following priorities: › as regards health and the elderly: on computerizsed medical systems, on secure high-capacity health networks and telemedicine, on advanced interfaces and on tele- systems to integrate the elderly and the disabled into society, › as regards health, on computerized medical systems, on secure high-capacity health networks and tele-medicine, › as regards ageing and disability: on advanced interfaces and on telesystems to integrate the elderly and the disabled into society, › as regards the public authorities: on systems utilising multimedia and tele-systems, › as regards the public authorities: on systems utilising multimedia and tele-systems with regard to integrated applications for rural and urban areas and to facilitate access to and provision of public services, excluding these servicesí own computerization projects, › as regards the environment: on intelligent systems for analysis, surveillance, management and early warning, › as regards the environment: on intelligent systems for analysis, surveillance, management and early warning, › as regards transport: on the advanced intelligence systems needed for management and associated tele-services. › as regards transport and tourism: on the advanced intelligent systems needed for management and associated tele-services, › systems for the security of information and networks, including techniques for the authentification and pro- tection of integrity and copyright, as well as techno- logies for better protection of privacy, › as regards tourism: networks and systems for informa- tion, marketing, reservation and payment for tourist services, as well as consumer protection arrangements. (Amendments 64 and 138) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(ii) The aim of this key action is to help companies operate more efficiently and to make trading in goods and services more efficient. The priority topics will be: The aim of this key action is to develop technologies to help companies operate more efficiently and to make trading in goods and services more efficient. The priority topics will be: › the improvement of working conditions and the quality of work, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/151 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › flexible, mobile and remote working methods, for individ- uals and for cooperative and group working and working methods based on simulation and virtual reality, › teleworking, flexible, mobile and remote working methods, for individuals and for cooperative and group working and working methods based on simulation and virtual reality, › management systems for suppliers and consumers, includ- › management systems for suppliers and consumers, includ- ing interoperable payment systems, ing interoperable and secure payment systems, › information and network security, including the technical means for authentication and the protection of integrity and intellectual property and áprivacy enhancing techno- logiesí. › information and network security, including cryptogra- phy, techniques for combating and preventing piracy of computer sites, the technical means for authentication and the protection of integrity and intellectual property and áprivacy enhancing technologiesí. (Amendment 65) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(iii), indent 3a (new) › transfer of new scientific findings into practically applicable knowledge by means of interactive further education programmes. (Amendment 105) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(iv), first indent › computing, communication and network technologies, together with their implementation and application, › wideband network technologies including photonic networks (optic fibre), and intelligent network soft- ware platforms that are open and interoperable, (Amendment 118) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(iv), indent 3a (new) › research into methods of identifying and defusing land mines of all kinds; no research funding will be awarded to companies which manufacture or market land mines or which are involved in their manufacture, or whose owners are involved in such activities; (Amendment 117) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(a)(iva) (new) (iva) Information and telecommunications technologies (IVa): social changes brought about by the introduction of new information and communications technologies (social- ly responsible use) The aim of this key action is to investigate social changes brought about by the more widespread use of information and communications technologies, which have a major social and communicative behaviour. bearing on C 14/152 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT The involvement of a full range of social groups is also important. On the basis of the work, it will be possible to draw conclusions regarding suitable measures which could be taken to facilitate access to these media for all popula- tion groups. This action will focus as a matter of priority on: › the use of the new media by various population groups, taking particular account of age, sex, social status, professional training and nationality; › social risks and benefits of home- and teleworking, particularly for women, and development of models designed to safeguard telejobs; › changes in social and communicative behaviour, par- ticularly among young people, as a result of the use of information and communications technologies. (Amendment 66) Annex II(II)(2), First Activity (2)(b) Universal issues such as access, ease of use, cost-effectiveness and interoperability and socio-economic impact will be fully addressed in all the key actions. Universal issues such as access, ease of use, security, cost- effectiveness and interoperability, socio-economic impact and the risk-benefit ratio will be fully addressed in all the key actions. From a visionary perspective, covering future and emerging technologies and applications, research will focus as a priority on: With a future vision covering future and emerging techno- logies and applications, research will focus as a priority on: › › technologies for the representation, creation and handling of knowledge, real-time and large-scale simulation and visualization technologies and virtual presence technologies, › quantum, photonic, bio-electronic technologies, and tech- nologies for very large scale integration; ultra-high perfor- mance computers and super-intelligent networks. › basic research into software, › › › the introduction of a databank (databank definition system) of all European scientific publications with easy access for all, and the establishment of a European institute of scientific information, technologies for the representation, creation and handling of knowledge, including mathematical modelling, real-time and large-scale simulation and visualization technologies and virtual presence technologies, › nanoscale technology, integrated microsystem quan- tum, photonic, bio-electronic technologies, and techno- logies for very large scale integration; ultra-high perfor- mance computers and super-intelligent networks, › systems for intelligent measurements, › promoting the transboundary context and applications of scientific information through telematic networks. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/153 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 67) Annex II(II), First Activity (2)(c) The priority is to provide support for the advanced high-speed computer systems needed for research in all fields of science and technology, for example advanced Internet-2. Member States shall continue to have responsibility for the promotion and expansion of national networks and infra- structure. The role of the European Union shall be to provide European added value in the form of support from the Structural Funds by the promotion of the further opening, networking and interoperability of these struc- tures. The cost of such Community actions should be shared between all thematic programmes. (Amendment 68) Annex II(II), First Activity (3), title and introduction 3. Promoting competitive and sustainable growth 3. Transport › Mobility › Production The objective is to produce and disseminate the knowledge and technologies needed to design and develop processes and produce ácleaní, high-quality products that will be competitive on tomorrowís market, to help increase growth and create new jobs in Europe and to give firms the opportunity to make the necessary changes to their activities. This goes hand in hand with the development of high- performance energy systems and services, and transport sys- tems which are economic, safe, and protective of the environ- ment and quality of life. The objective of this thematic programme is the sustainable development of transport and production. For a mobility that meets the demands of tomorrow we need strategies to optimise the transportation system as a whole. They must include the integration of all modes of transport for passengers and freight because in our times optimisation can only be achieved by integration. This goes hand in hand with the development of high- performance transport systems which are economic, safe and protective of the environment and quality of life, with the further development of European aeronautical and astron- autical technology constituting a separate focus (1) The objective as to production is to produce and disseminate the knowledge and technologies needed to design and develop processes and produce ácleaní, high-quality products that will be competitive on tomorrowís market, to help increase growth and create new jobs in Europe and to sustain the continuing innovation effort of manufacturing firms (SMEs and indus- trial districts) to improve their competitiveness. (1) The various research activities in the field of aeronautics and astron- autics from the individual thematic programmes will be coordinated. (Amendment 69) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(i) (i) Competitive and sustainable growth (I): products, pro- cesses, organization (iv) Competitive and sustainable growth (IV): products, processes, organization The aim of this key action is to facilitate the development of high-quality innovative products and services that meet the needs of the citizen and the market and new methods of production and manufacturing that save resources and are The aim of this key action is to facilitate the development of high-quality innovative products and services and new methods of production and manufacturing especially those designed to improve the competitiveness of traditional C 14/154 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › › environmentally safe, whatever the method of production. Research will focus as a matter of priority on: the elaboration, development and integration of new technologies for design, manufacturing, control and pro- duction, in particular using microengineering, industries, that save resources and are environmentally safe, whatever the method of production. Research will focus as a matter of priority on: › the elaboration, development and integration of new technologies for design, manufacturing, control and pro- duction as well as new materials (e. g. nano-scale tech- nologies), information society technologies for áintelligentí manu- facturing (including flexible workshop systems and sys- tems for flexible management of supply and distribution chains, embedded systems and tele-services for operation and maintenance and simulation and shared-work techno- logies), › exploitation of information society technologies for áin- telligentí manufacturing (including flexible workshop systems and systems for flexible management of supply and distribution chains, embedded systems and teleser- vices for operation and maintenance and simulation and shared-work technologies), › technologies to reduce resource utilization and promote reuse and recycling of waste and the development of clean processes and products based on the concept of álife- cycle analysisí: › technologies to reduce resource utilization and promote reuse and recycling of waste and the development of clean processes and products, › the concept of álife-cycle analysisí › new methods of organizing production and work and of › new methods of organizing production and work and of using skills (including socio-economic analysis). using skills (including socio-economic analysis). (Amendments 70 and 107) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(ii) (ii) Competitive and sustainable growth (II): sustainable mobility and intermodality (iii) Competitive and sustainable growth (III): mobility and intermodality The aim is to ensure the mobility of people and goods efficiently and without damage to the environment. This key action will contribute towards this by helping to set up a safe, intelligent, efficient and interoperable rail and road, air and maritime transport system for passengers and freight on a broadly intermodal basis at the European level to meet the mobility needs of industry and the public. This requires as a matter of priority: The aim is to ensure the mobility of people and goods efficiently and without damage to the environment. This key action will contribute towards this by helping to set up a safe, intelligent, efficient and interoperable rail and road, air and maritime transport system for passengers and freight on a broadly intermodal basis at the European level to meet the mobility needs of industry and the public. This requires as a matter of priority: › the development, validation and demonstration of modal and intermodal transport management systems, including second-generation satellite navigation and positioning systems, › the development, validation and demonstration of modal and intermodal transport management systems, particu- larly for air transport (specific Union participation in a world navigation and global positioning system and its integration with terrestrial radio systems and land- based vehicles) and inland transport, especially road and rail transport, taking account of the need for interoperability, as well as advanced information ser- vices for the mobility and transport of people and goods, › research on infrastructures and their interfaces with trans- port facilities and systems, while reducing the environ- mental impact and taking account of accessibility and the integration of regional planning and transport policies, › research on infrastructures and their interfaces with trans- port facilities and systems, while reducing the environ- mental impact and taking account of accessibility and the integration of transport policies, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/155 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › the development of socio-economic scenarios for the mobility of people and goods. › analysis of the problem of interfaces for various public and private transport modes in urban areas; › harmonization of technical criteria for interconnection so as to improve interoperability. › research in the area of the environmentally friendly car as part of an integrated transport system, taking particular account of standardization issues. (Amendment 71/corr. ) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(iii) (iii) Competitive and sustainable growth (III): new perspec- tives in aeronautics (ii) Competitive and sustainable growth (II): aeronautics and astronautics The aim of this key action is to help the European Community consolidate its position in this sector by developing its mastery, in an environmentally friendly manner, of the most advanced aeronautical technologies. It will cover as a matter of priority: The aim of this key action is to help the European Community consolidate its position in this sector by developing its mastery, in an environmentally friendly manner, of the most advanced aeronautical technologies. A further aim is to help the competitiveness of the Unionís space industries and main- tain its independent access to space, in cooperation with the European Space Agency and national space agencies. It will cover as a matter of priority: › the development and demonstration of advanced techno- logies for integrated and production, the reduction of energy consumption, emissions and noise for various aircraft concepts, › the development and demonstration of advanced techno- logies for integrated and production, the reduction of energy consumption, emissions and noise for various aircraft concepts, › the technological and economic feasibility of and the critical technologies for new-generation aircraft concepts, › the technological and economic feasibility of and the critical technologies for new-generation aircraft and satel- lite concepts, › the development of technologies to improve operational safety. › the development of technologies to improve operational safety, › research in microgravity physics, new space materials and use of the International Space Station. › research into basic technologies for launchers and satellites, including joint measures with other First Activity programmes and possibly targeted involve- ment in European Space Agency programmes, › the study, development and demonstration of new space applications, particularly in the field of Earth observation and public services by satellite, › study of modular demonstration platforms to validate space equipment developed by the Unionís industries, › support for European cooperation to achieve standard- ization in the space sector. C 14/156 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendments 168 and 72) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(iv) (iv) Competitive and sustainable growth (IV): marine techno- logies (i) Competitive and sustainable growth (I): land and marine transport technologies The aim is to encourage, while preserving the environment, the development and integration of knowledge and technologies, specific to sea-based applications to enable the Community to fully exploit the seaís potential and to improve the competitive- ness of the marine industry, to support a veritable áseaí policy. The priority emphasis will be on the technologies needed: The aim of this action is to develop innovative modes and systems for sustainable land and marine transport, capable of ensuring efficiency, intermodality and competitiveness for the European transport system as well as to develop technologies for the sustainable management and exploita- tion of the marine environment and its resources. › › for the development of advanced ships which are safe and efficient, for the use of the sea as an economic means of transport- ing goods and passengers (advanced port infrastructure, regional maritime transport systems) in conjunction with the key action on ásustainable mobility and intermodalityí, › for the rational and sustainable exploitation of the sea as a source of energy and mineral resources (in particular offshore and subsea technologies). The actions will focus in particular on the technologies needed: › › › › to develop land transport modes and systems with low energy consumption, which are clean, economic, safe and intelligent, and capable of meeting the changing needs of the Community for the various applications required (urban environment, TENs, interoperability and intermodality), to develop advanced, safe and efficient ships, appro- priate to intermodal transport in order to give renewed impetus to the combined use of the sea and inland waterways as an economical and environment-friendly means of transporting goods and passengers, to develop technologies and the necessary scientific base for the sustainable use of the marine environment as a source for production and for the environment- friendly exploitation of its resources for the investigation and sustainable exploitation of the sea as a source of energy and resources (in particular offshore and subsea technologies and the identification of polluted sea floor in order to control any adverse effects on fisheries and the quality of coastal waters caused by mineral extraction). (Amendment 73/corr. ) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(v) (To be integrated as a new point (3a)(A)(a)(i) in a new programme on energy, environment, sustainable development, sub-programme áenergy for the futureí) (v) Competitive and sustainable growth (V): advanced ener- gy systems and services (i) Energy for the future (I): fossil fuels The aim of this key action, taking into account market needs, is to help satisfy the Communityís demand for energy while The aim of this key action, taking into account market needs, is to help satisfy the Communityís demand for energy while 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/157 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT minimizing the risks to the environment. It helps to promote the development and improvement of advanced energy sys- tems that are efficient in terms of both production and consumption, in particular to achieve a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions and other greenhouse gases and to boost the Communityís industrial competitiveness. Work will focus by way of priority on: minimizing the risks to the environment. It helps to promote the development and improvement of advanced energy sys- tems that are efficient in terms of both production and consumption, in particular to achieve a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions and other greenhouse gases and to boost the Communityís industrial competitiveness. Work will focus by way of priority on: › the main new and renewable sources of energy and their integration, in particular, into decentralized systems, › technologies for the storage and distribution of energy, › technologies for the storage and distribution of energy, › technologies for the clean production and use of fossil fuels and for the rational use of energy, › technologies for the clean exploration, extraction, pro- duction and use of fossil fuels (solid fuels and hydrocar- bons) and for the rational use of energy, in particular increased efficiency, › the elaboration of scenarios on economy/environment/ energy interactions. › the elaboration of scenarios on economy/environment/ energy interactions. (Amendment 74) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(A)(a)(ii) (new) (To be integrated in a new programme on energy, environ- ment, sustainable development, sub-programme áenergy for the futureí) (ii) Energy for the future (II): renewable energies The aim of this key action is to help satisfy the Commun- ity’s demand for energy, with domestic energy production being diversified, and, at the same time, environmental pollution being kept at a minimum. It is intended to help to promote the design and development of energy systems which are efficient in terms of both production and consumption and are characterized by their advanced nature, their efficiency and sustainability and, in particu- lar, to facilitate a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions and other greenhouse gases and to boost the Union’s industrial competitiveness. Work will focus by way of priority on: › the major new and renewable sources of energy and their integration, in particular into decentralized sys- tems (wind, water, solar, biomass, etc. ), › technologies for the storage and distribution of energy, › fuel cell technology, › improvement of the degree of efficiency, › new materials. C 14/158 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 75) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(a)(vi) (To be integrated as a new point (3a)(A)(b)(ii) in a new programme on energy, environment, sustainable development, sub-programme environment, cultural heritage and sustaina- ble development) (vi) Competitive and sustainable growth (VI): the city of tomorrow (ii) Urban areas (II): áthe city of tomorrowí Urban areas are the focus of life for a growing majority of Europeans. Economic, scientific and technological and social activities are concentrated therein, as are the prob- lems which frequently they create. The objective of this key action is therefore to promote the harmonious and sustain- able development of urban areas, to preserve their cultural heritage and to develop to that end the scientific and technological basis for combating typical urban problems as well as new concepts for the city of tomorrow. This involves in particular: › › › development of environmental indicators and meas- integrated transport and energy systems, integrated information systems, urement of sustainability in urban areas, › advanced technologies and materials for building and construction and their recycling as well as for the conservation and preservation of cultural heritage, The aim of this key action is the harmonious development of the citizensí urban environment from a global, innovative and resource-saving viewpoint, in an environmentally sound man- ner, using advanced models of organization bringing together in particular the improvement of quality of life, the restoration of social equilibria and the protection and enhancement of the cultural heritage. Action will focus as a matter of priority on: › new models for the sustainable development of European cities, the elaboration of medium- and long-term socioe- conomic scenarios and research, development and demonstration activities focusing in particular on prob- lems of town-planning and architecture, social integra- tion, safety, energy efficiency and conservation (in par- ticular in buildings and in integrated management of transport) and democratic information networks (the con- cept of ádigital citiesí), › development and demonstration of technologies for econ- omic, clean, effective and sustainable recovery, renova- tion and construction, in particular for large groups of buildings and for the protection of the cultural heritage, › development and demonstration in an urban context of technologies for economic, clean, safe and intelligent vehicles (e. g. zero-emission vehicles), compatible with a context of sustainable mobility key action on ásustainable mobility and intermodalityí). (Amendment 76) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(A)(b)(iii) (new) (To be integrated in a new programme on energy, environ- ment, sustainable development, sub-programme environment, cultural heritage and sustainable development) (iii) Global change and climate Research into global change and the factors determining and influencing it is one of the most important future tasks for researchers. The aims of this research include the development of the requisite scientific and technological 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/159 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT bases for the corresponding Community policies, e. g. envi- ronmental, agricultural and development policy. Research will focus on: › the development of the scientific and technological bases for the understanding, measurement and fore- casting of processes of global change and/or the factors determining them, › research into the implications of global change for ecosystems and biodiversity and possible forms of adaptation to this change, › the development of scientifically and technologically safe alternative political scenarios illustrating the con- nection between various policies and their impact on global change, › support for the development of a European contribu- tion to a worldwide system for the monitoring of climate change, terrestrial ecosystems and the oceans (International Climate Agency). (Amendment 77) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(b), third indent a (new) › development of generic technologies for satellite moni- toring and surveillance of traffic; (Amendment 120) Annex II(II), First Activity (3)(c) The priorities concern the networking and optimum use, at Community level, of computing centres for industrial research, high-power wind tunnels, specialised databases, laboratories and facilities for measurements and tests. The priorities concern the networking and optimum use, at Community level, of computing centres for industrial research, high-power wind tunnels, specialised databases, laboratories and facilities for measurements and tests, and laboratories and facilities for nano and micro technologies (Amendment 78) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(A)(a), title and introduction (new) (a) Energy for the future Energy is the basis of all economic activity and develop- ment. Simultaneously with the constantly increasing use of energy, more and more problems arise with regard not only to the sustainable availability of individual energy sources, but also with regard to the environmental impact, including the overall impact on the climate, resulting from such use. The objective of this thematic programme is, therefore, to study the conditions required for stable ecosystems and, in particular, to promote research into the sustainable use of available energy sources and their economical and efficient use as well as to investigate possible new forms of energy generation, use and distribution and saving. C 14/160 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT At the same time, it is of special importance that the activities combined under this thematic programme should be seen in connection with the Euratom framework research programme, which thus constitutes a substantive addition to the key actions set out here as far as aspects of nuclear research and the safe use of nuclear energy are concerned. To ensure the utmost coordination and to promote a maximum of scientific and technological exchange between these two research programmes the Management Commit- tee responsible for energy research under this framework programme shall coordinate its activities in the appro- priate way with the Management Committee set up for the Euratom research programme. (Amendment 79) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(A)(b) (new) (b) Environment, sustainable development and cultural heritage Some of the many changes in our cities and rural areas as well as the effects of global changes have far-reaching consequences for the environment, the quality of life and the preservation of our cultural heritage. Securing sustain- able development is not only a Community political objec- tive in its own right, but, at the same time, a prior condition if the Community is to be competitive on the markets of tomorrow with clean and intelligent products and pro- cesses which conserve resources or renew them to a substantial extent. The aim of these key actions is, there- fore, to carry out research into and to analyse in particular the general and specific environmental problems arising from economic activities and their subsequent changes in society. The compilation, development, dissemination and application of the knowledge required to that end are also of decisive importance for the devising and implementation of European environmental policy in many policy areas, e. g. transport, energy, urban development, agriculture and the rural world and coastal areas. Research into global change and the factors behind it to which particular attention will be paid in this thematic programme continues to represent a special challenge. (Amendment 80) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(B) (new) (To be integrated in a new programme on energy, environ- ment, sustainable development) B. Activities for the research and development of generic technologies Research activities will focus in particular on the following areas: › materials resistant to high temperatures for energy generation, transport and use, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/161 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › basic research into the production, transport and effective use of energy, especially with regard to materials, › standardization and measurement in the areas covered by this programme, › light materials to reduce energy consumption, › materials and biomaterials designed with ease of recy- cling in mind,. › › the development of generic Earth observation techno- logies, notably satellite technologies, the development of generic technologies for environ- mental monitoring, measurement and assessment of environmental data and making such data comparable, › mastery of the major natural and technological risks by the development of appropriate techniques to fore- cast, prevent, assess and alleviate any consequences, › the study of socio-economic aspects of regional devel- opment, to supplement and integrate the aspects dealt with in the key actions, › production of new models for the conservation of cultural heritage. (Amendment 81) Annex II(II), First Activity (3a)(C) (new) (To be integrated in a new programme on energy, environ- ment, sustainable development) C. Support for research infrastructure Priorities concern: › Community-wide access and the use of data, access to high-performance computers and computing centres, the optimum use of infrastructure such as satellites and satellite centres, research ships, marine research centres, research aircraft and vehicles, seismological infrastructure, etc. , › the networking of centres of excellence based on public research and research by undertakings, especially by use of interactive multimedia, › establishment of experimentation platforms and modu- lar demonstrators to test and validate new technologies in the framework of specific pilot projects, leading to an in-depth assessment, in coordination with the Euro- pean Communityís Structural Funds and European funds (European Investment Fund and the European Investment Bank). C 14/162 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 82) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1), title, first paragraph and scond paragraph, introduction 1. Confirming the international role of Community research. The main purposes of the áinternational cooperationí activity are to contribute significantly to the implementation of the Communityís external policy, especially towards the Central and East European accession candidates, and to help the Community establish industrial cooperation and open up new markets 1. Promotion of cooperation with third countries and international organizations in the field of Community research, technological development and demonstration activities. The main purpose of this activity is to promote internation- al cooperation in the areas in which the Community is active in the field of research, technological development and demonstration activities. Special attention will be paid in this context to cooperation between the Community and the applicant countries from Central and Eastern Europe and to cooperation with those countries which, in the field of research, are concerned with issues which are also of outstanding importance for the Community. At the same time, promotion of international cooperation in the field of research should promote the further objectives of the Treaty, in particular those of the common foreign and security policy, wherever this is possible. In the context of the Communityís external policy, and with the accession of new Member States in mind, the general objec- tives of the áinternational cooperationí activity are: The general objectives of the activity are: (Amendment 83) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1), second subparagraph, first indent › to promote scientific and technological cooperation between organizations and researchers from third coun- tries and from the Community, likely to produce signifi- cant and balanced benefits for both sides (cooperation for ámutual benefití), › to promote scientific and technological cooperation between organizations and researchers from third coun- tries and from the Community, likely to produce signifi- cant and balanced benefits for both sides (cooperation for ámutual benefití) on the basis of full and complete reciprocity in terms of open participation, dissemina- tion and exploitation, following, in particular, the procedures of the agreement on intelligent production systems (IMS), (Amendment 84) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(a), introduction On the basis of the cooperation policies the Community frames according to this relations with its various potential partners, three categories of action will be implemented, linked to specific problems facing these countries and not covered by the other activities of the framework programme. These actions will be financed through the specific áinternational cooperationí activity: Three specific activities shall be defined which, on the one hand, are linked to specific problems facing the respective partner countries and, at the same time, are of special importance for the Community. The measures involved shall not be covered by other measures in the framework programme and shall be financed exclusively as part of this specific programme to promote international cooperation. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/163 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 85) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(a), first indent › Cooperation with certain categories of country: › Cooperation with certain categories of country: CEECs: Promotion of their centres of excellence, CEECs: Expansion and promotion of common Euro- pean centres of excellence in selected areas; networking of research infrastructure, Mediterranean third countries: notably, regional aspects of managing the Mediterranean Sea, support for socio- economic development including the information society, preservation of cultural heritage, Mediterranean third countries: concerted action and target projects with regard to regional aspects of managing the Mediterranean Sea, preservation of cultural heritage, NIS: Support for their research and technological develop- ment potential, specific targeted actions (satellite applica- tions, regional problems linked to the environment and health), NIS: Support for their research and technological develop- ment potential, specific targeted actions (e. g. satellite applications, regional problems linked to the environment and health), Developing countries (including Mediterranean and áemerging economyí countries): study of the mechanisms and socio-economic conditions of sustainable develop- ment (for example agro-industrial research, energy sys- tems); support for integrating productivity requirements and respect for the environment into these countriesí ecosystems (for example water management); work to prevent and combat major diseases specific to these countries and to make their public health systems more effective, Developing countries (including Mediterranean coun- tries): in conjunction with the Community Funds assist- ing these countries, development of their scientific and technical potential, encouraging cooperation within other specific programmes and major target projects assisting their sustainable development in the fields of agro-industry, energy systems, the environment (in- cluding climatology), health, information and commu- nications, (Amendment 108) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(a), first indent, subparagraph 4a (new) Industrialized and emerging economy countries: exchange of information, concerted action and conclusion, in the European Unionís interests, of scientific and technical cooperation agreements. Participation by these countries entails compliance with the rules of reciprocity. (Amendment 121) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(a), second indent Training of researchers: a system of fellowships will be set up to give young researchers from developing countries (includ- ing Mediterranean and áemerging economyí countries) a chance to spend time in Community laboratories and take part in framework programme research activities. Another fellow- ship scheme will be provided for young Community research- ers to work in industrial laboratories in Japan and South Korea. Training of researchers: a system of fellowships will be set up to give young researchers, if possible involving equal num- bers of men and women, from developing countries (includ- ing Mediterranean and áemerging economyí countries) a chance to spend time in Community laboratories and take part in framework programme research activities. Another fellow- ship scheme will be provided for young Community research- ers to work in industrial laboratories in Japan and South Korea. C 14/164 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 86) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(b), first indent › full association with the framework programme: participa- tion and Community funding for third country entities under similar conditions to Member State entities (EEA, some CEECs, Israel, Switzerland), › full association with the framework programme: participa- tion and Community funding for third country entities under similar conditions to Member State entities (EEA, Israel, Switzerland). All the applicant countries from Central and Eastern Europe must be fully inte- grated into the fifth framework programme. To that end, funds must be made available while further negotiations are held into the financial contribution to be made by the applicant countries to the fifth frame- work programme. The Copernicus programme is a suitable alternative for those applicant countries which cannot yet or do not yet wish to participate in the fifth framework programme, (Amendment 87) Annex II(II), Second Activity (1)(b), fourth indent a (new) › support for biological and chemical disarmament by means of scientific and technological contributions, (Amendment 88) Annex II(II), Third Activity (1), second paragraph a, b, c and d (new) Under this activity, therefore, support may and should also be given to projects which only partly coincide with the objectives, activities and specific research themes laid down in this decision, but which show great potential as regards innovation and employment. The definition of SMEs given in the fifth framework programme differs from the generally accepted definition, setting the ceiling for SMEs at 500 employees. This depar- ture is justified by the fact that it is SMEs of this kind in particular, i. e. those with between 250 and 500 employees, which carry out their own research and development and which would otherwise be largely excluded from the specific research support provided by this programme. This different definition shall apply only in connection with the fifth framework programme. If small and medium-sized businesses are to benefit to the full from innovation and the results thereof, the establish- ment of clusters is very important. There are two forms of cluster. Firstly, there are clusters of subcontractors (SMEs) and larger businesses. Secondly, cross-border clusters of small and medium-sized businesses working in the same horizontal sector can contribute to innovation and the dissemination and transfer of the results of scientific work. In order to encourage participation and reduce the admin- istrative burden on SMEs, sectoral organizations may act as administrators and/or contract partners for consortia. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/165 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendments 89 and 122) Annex II(II), Third Activity (1)(a)(i) › rationalization and coordination at Community level of networks providing information and assistance on the Communityís research and innovation activities, manage- ment in concert with the programmes, of the support network for innovation and technology transfer; consoli- dation of the mechanisms for gathering and disseminating information, such as the Cordis information service (joint action: innovation/SMEs); › creation and development of assistance activities in the area of intellectual property rights and access to private finance, notably venture capital funds (joint action: innov- ation/SMEs), › definition, in concert with the programmes, of mechan- isms (value analyses, market research, training) to facili- tate, in the life-cycle of projects, the exploitation, private financing and transfer of technologies and results pro- duced, while guaranteeing protection of the knowledge acquired, › development, to this end, of the idea of áinnovation unitsí to be set up in the programmes, coordination of their activities and help in creating innovative start-ups, prin- cipally via European organizations and funds (European Investment Fund, European Investment Bank, and the Eurotech Capital scheme), › conception and definition of new methodologies for technology transfer actions integrating the technological, economic and social aspects of innovation, Action specific to the áinnovation and participation of SMEsí activity › rationalization and coordination at Community level of networks providing information and assistance on the Communityís research and innovation activities; › consolidation of the mechanisms for gathering and dis- seminating information, such as the Cordis information service (joint action: innovation/SMEs); › creation and development of assistance activities for female entrepreneurs to promote their access to know- how and networks for innovation, access to private/ public financing and assistance in creating innovative start-ups. Activities carried out in concert with the programmes relating to: › definition and creation of mechanisms for permanent calls for proposals for the selection and funding of research projects under First Activity programmes, › definition and creation of mechanisms making it poss- ible to take account, from the time that projects are selected and in all relevant cases, of prospects for exploiting results, including export prospects, › definition and creation of mechanisms (value analyses, market research, training) to facilitate, in the life-cycle of projects, the exploitation, private financing and transfer of technologies and results produced, while guaranteeing protection of the knowledge acquired, › development and creation of áinnovation unitsí to be set up in the programmes, coordination of their activities, › conception and definition of new methodologies for technology transfer actions integrating the technological, economic and social aspects of innovation, taking account of the particular characteristics of each sector of activity, › identification and dissemination of best practice in innov- ation and technology transfer (joint action: innovation/ SMEs) and coordination of studies and analyses, particu- larly in the area of innovation policy. › identification and dissemination of best practice in innov- ation and technology transfer (joint action: innovation/ SMEs) and coordination of studies and analyses, particu- larly in the area of innovation policy. C 14/166 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT Decentralized actions, implemented by the Community Structural Funds, by means of operational cooperation between those responsible for the framework programme and for the Structural Funds: › creation and development of assistance activities in the area of transfer of technologies, intellectual property rights and access to private finance, notably venture capital funds (joint action: innovation/SMEs), › help in creating innovative start-ups, principally via European organizations and funds (European Invest- ment Fund, European Investment Bank and the Euro- tech Capital scheme). (Amendment 90) Annex II(II), Third Activity (1)(a)(ii), second paragraph (new) establishment of vertical áinnovation networksí which could act as ávirtual centres of excellenceí and would include partners along the line of development, start-up, management and financing of new products and processes. (Amendment 91) Annex II(II), Third Activity (1)(b)(ii), indents › ácooperative researchí activities enabling at least three mutually independent SMEs from at least two Member States to entrust jointly the resolution of their common technological problems to third legal entities, › ácooperative researchí activities enabling at least two mutually independent SMEs from different Member States to carry out research activity aimed at the resolution of their common technological problems either internally or by entrusting them to third legal entities, › activities to support and encourage SME participation in collaborative and cooperative research projects (for exam- ple on the basis of áexploratory awardsí). › activities to support and encourage SME participation in collaborative and cooperative research projects (for exam- ple on the basis of áexploratory awardsí), › identifying mechanisms to serve as a link between the above activities and the activities of the EIB and EIF to support SMEs, to enable the latter to fund their research through low-cost loans or other credit facili- ties; › encouraging participants for research programmes to involve SMEs in their activi- ties. in and applicants (Amendment 92) Annex II(II), Fourth Activity (1), first paragraph The world is increasingly based on knowledge. The Commun- ityís prime asset in this area is the quality of its researchers, engineers and technicians. The aim is to preserve and help develop this knowledge potential through greater support for the training and mobility of researchers, including towards enterprises, and by supporting better use of research infrastruc- ture. The world is increasingly based on knowledge. The Commun- ityís prime asset in this area is the quality of its researchers, engineers and technicians. The aim is to preserve and help develop this knowledge potential through greater support for the training and mobility of researchers, including towards enterprises, and by supporting better use of research infrastruc- ture, not least through the establishment of networks. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/167 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT The aim is also to study and define the new emerging professions, in keeping with the objectives of scientific and technological growth, job creation and industrial competi- tiveness. (Amendment 93) Annex II( II), Fourth Activity (1), third paragraph, indent 4a (new) › to make special efforts to ensure that the human potential covered by this activity involves a near equal number of men and women. (Amendments 94 and 111) Annex II(II), Fourth activity (1)(a)(i), indents › fellowships which facilitate the mobility of researchers in both directions between business and pure science, with the objective of contributing to the free flow of ideas. Encouragement will be given to more experi- ments with shorter exchange periods, but with greater use being made of technological facilities such as video conferences, the Internet, etc. › research training networks, created in advanced and emerging fields of research, on topics freely chosen by the researchers. The accent will be placed on the training of young researchers at pre and post-doctoral level, › research training networks, created in advanced and emerging fields of research, on topics freely chosen by the researchers. The accent will be placed on the training of young researchers at pre and post-doctoral level, themselves; industrial host › a coherent system of Marie Curieí fellowships including: fellowships for young high-quality researchers with prov- en research experience, awarded for topics chosen by the researchers fellowships awarded to enterprises (including SMEs) for the training of young researchers; host fellowships to help develop high-level research capacity in the less-favoured regions of the Community. Supplementary fellowship measures will include those to promote the mobility of researchers in both directions between industry and academia, and to provide travel bursaries to centres of excellence for doctoral studies. themselves; › a coherent system of Marie Curieí fellowships including: fellowships for young high-quality researchers with prov- en research experience, awarded for topics chosen by the researchers fellowships awarded to enterprises (including SMEs) for the training of young researchers; host fellowships to help develop high-level research capacity in the less-favoured regions of the Community. Supplementary fellowship measures will include those to provide travel bursaries to centres of excellence for doctoral studies and research. industrial host (Amendment 95) Annex II(II), Fourth Activity (1)(a)(ii) The aim is to promote optimum use of research infrastructures (large facilities, networks of distributed facilities, centres of competence) in those areas (including economic, legal and social sciences) not covered by other activities of the Frame- work Programme, or for categories of infrastructure not considered by those activities. To this end, measures are The aim is to promote optimum use of research infrastructures (large facilities, networks of distributed facilities, centres of competence) in those areas (including mathematical, econ- omic, legal and social sciences) not covered by other activities of the framework Programme, or for categories of infrastruc- ture not considered by those activities. This latter includes C 14/168 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT envisaged to help researchers with transnational access, to set up networks between infrastructure operators and to support research projects to improve access to infrastructures. support for the advanced high-speed computer systems and networks needed for research in all fields of science and technology including for example the Internet. To this end, measures are envisaged to help researchers with transnational access, to set up networks between infrastructure operators and to support research projects to improve access to infrastruc- tures. (Amendment 96) Annex II(II), Fourth Activity (1)(a)(iii) The objective here is to stimulate, through exchange, scientific and technological excellence and to make the most of the achievements of research. This will be achieved through support for high-level scientific conferences, the networking of Community researchers active outside the Community, dis- tinctions for high-level research work, and action to raise public awareness and to make information on important scientific issues available to the public at Community level via electronic networks. The objective here is to stimulate, through exchange, scientific and technological excellence and to make the most of the achievements of research. This will be achieved through support for high-level scientific conferences, the networking of Community researchers active outside the Community, dis- tinctions for high-level research work (a European Science Prize will be established to reward exceptional scientific achievements under the fifth framework programme), action to raise public awareness and to make information on important scientific issues available to the public at Commun- ity level via electronic networks and a slot which will be established on the European television channel Euronews for round-the-clock scientific reporting. A weekly pro- gramme will report on the framework programme for research, covering ánewsí (inventions, discoveries, research findings, innovations), projects, invitations to tender, infor- mation possibilities, symposia, press reviews, project assessment reports, ethical discussions, etc. (Amendment 123) Annex II(II), Fourth Activity (1)(a)(iv) These actions cover a limited number of subjects linked to the general objectives of the framework programme and aim at defining the base for employment-generating social and econ- omic development and for building a European knowledge society. Work will focus primarily on analysing the interplay between technological progress, employment, innovation in education and training, the legal environment and economic competitiveness; studying the socio-economic impact of the development of services and the ánon-tangibleí economy; producing and validating new development models fostering growth, employment and quality of life. These actions cover socio-economic subjects linked to the general objectives of the framework programme and aim at defining the base for employment-generating social and econ- omic development and securing for citizens a greater and fairer share of the benefits of economic progress and a greater degree of self-determination in decision-making. They will also aim at building a European knowledge society. Work will focus primarily on: › analyzing the interplay between technological progress, employment, innovation in education and training, the legal environment and economic competitiveness; › studying the socio-economic impact of the development of services and the ánon-tangibleí economy; › producing and validating new development models foster- ing growth, employment and quality of life; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/169 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT › the importance of and possibilities for management and trade union co-determination to maintain social peace in Europe; › studies of the role of governments, citizens and cultural identities in the process of European integration; › appraisal of scientific and technological alternatives by means of technological impact assessment, dispute mediation procedures and approaches to public dis- course designed to ensure that decisions on the intro- duction of new technologies and products are informed and well thought-out; › the investigation of issues connected with medical ethics, bioethics and information ethics, taking account of basic human values and their importance for the economy; › virtual libraries and museums; › socio-economic research into the phenomena of xeno- phobia, racism and migration in Europe, including their economic implications; › socio-economic research into the topic The city of tomorrowí. The aim is to foster the harmonious devel- opment of urban life with the aid of comprehensive, innovative and economically more effective concepts. These will be based on advanced organizational models which reconcile, in particular, improvements in the quality of life, the restoration of social balance and the protection and promotion of cultural heritage; › socio-economic issues of ageing and in connection with disabilities. The aim will be to tackle problems arising from the increasing ageing of the Community popula- tion. It will provide the scientific bases for the framing of policies and measures which safeguard and enhance the quality of life and independence of elderly people and which deal with the socio-economic implications of ageing (e. g. costs of care, long-term safeguarding of social insurance systems). To this end, a multidiscipli- nary approach is required. At the same time, the competitiveness of health-related industries will be promoted. Priority will be given to the following areas: › sociological and, in particular, demographic stu- dies of population trends (proportion of the popu- lation made up by the elderly and disabled); › studies into the shaping of the social and physical environment which takes account of the increasing proportion of the population made up by the elderly and disabled; › studies into the shaping of an efficient and effective welfare service for the elderly and disabled, includ- ing studies into the financing of long-term care and pensions; C 14/170 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 125) Annex III ECU million (current prices) › First activity 11 775 › First activity (Research, and demonstration programmes) technological development (Research, and demonstration programmes) technological development › Second activity 491 › Second activity (Cooperation with third countries and international organizations) (Cooperation with third countries and international organizations) › Third activity 350 › Third activity (Dissemination and optimization of re- sults) (Dissemination and optimization of re- sults) › Fourth activity 1 402 › Fourth activity (Stimulation of the training and mobility of researchers) (Stimulation of the training and mobility of researchers) ECU million (current prices) 12 165 550 410 1 460 MAXIMUM OVERALL AMOUNT 14 833 MAXIMUM OVERALL AMOUNT (1) 15 400 Indicative breakdown between the themes of the first activity › Unlocking the resources of the living world and the ecosystem › Creating a user-friendly information society › Promoting competitive and sustainable growth ECU million 3 925 3 925 3 925 11 775 Indicative breakdown between the themes of the first activity › Life sciences and technologies › Information and telecommunication technologies › Transport › Mobility › Production › Energy › Environment › Sustainable development › Energy › Environment and sustainable de- velopment ECU million 3 290 3 800 2 695 2 380 1 300 1 080 (2) 12 165 (1) This is a provisional amount which will be redefined independently of the restructuring of the JRC, but at any rate no later than the mid-point of the framework programmes. (2) At least 80% of funds for key actions within each of the individual thematic programmes. (Amendment 99) Annex IV(1)(a), first heading, second paragraph Demonstration projects are projects which are designed to prove the technical viability of technologies and which cannot be commercialized directly. They will be financed in principle at a level of 35% of the eligible costs. Demonstration projects are projects which are designed to prove the technical viability of technologies and their possible economic advantages, and which cannot be commercialized directly. They will be financed in principle at a level of 35% of the eligible costs, which may rise to 50% for projects that are more distant from the market or have a higher technical and economic risk and in which SMEs partici- pate. (Amendment 124) Annex IV(1)(a), third heading, second paragraph a (new) Improved funding must be offered to the SMEs which participate in projects, particularly the smaller SMEs, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/171 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT increasing the previous ceilings by 5% as a general rule. In addition, the following increments will be applied: 5% for micro-enterprises (with fewer than 50 employees) and 5% for SMEs situated in less-favoured regions; (Amendment 100) Annex IV(1)(a), third heading a (new) Technology take-up activities Technology take-up activities include technology trials, best practice and first-user actions, and technology assess- ment and qualification actions, which aim at stimulating broad industrial take-up of technology, particularly in SMEs, and encourage industrial innovation through user- supplier cooperation. The contribution could be up to 100% of eligible direct cost to be defined according to the type of action. (Amendment 101) Annex IV (2) The direct RTD actions to be implemented by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) will comprise research activities of an institutional character and scientific and technical support activities of an institutional character. The research activities of an institutional character are those for which the JRC has special or even unique facilities in the Community and which contribute to the implementation of Community RTD policy. The scientific and technical support activities of an institution- al character are activities necessary for the framing and implementation of Community policies and tasks incumbent on the Commission pursuant to the Treaty which require the JRCís impartiality. Community funding will normally be 100% of the costs of the direct RTD action. The direct RTD actions to be implemented by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) will comprise research activities of an institutional character and scientific and technical support activities of an institutional character. The research activities of an institutional character are those for which the JRC has special or even unique facilities in the Community and which contribute to the implementation of Community RTD policy. The scientific and technical support activities of an institution- al character are activities necessary for the framing and implementation of Community policies and tasks incumbent on the Commission, the European Parliament and the Council pursuant to the Treaty which require the JRCís impartiality. Community funding will normally be 100% of the costs of the direct RTD action. Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal and amended proposal for a European Parliament and Council Decision concerning the fifth framework programme of the European Community for research, technological development and demonstration activities (1998-2002) (COM(97)0142 › C4-0186/97 + COM(97)0439 › C4-0410/97 › 97/0119(COD)) (Codecision procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to Parliament and the Council, COM(97)0142 (1) › 97/0119(COD) and to the amended Commission proposal to Parliament and the Council, COM(97)0439 (2) › 97/0119(COD), (1) OJ C 291, 25. 9. 1997, p. 15. (2) OJ C 173, 7. 6. 1997, p. 10. C 14/172 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 › having regard to Articles 189b(2) and 130i (1) of the EC Treaty, pursuant to which the Commission submitted its proposal (C4-0186/97 and C4-0410/97), › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy and the opinions of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, the Committee on Budgets, the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, the Committee on Regional Policy, the Committee on Transport and Tourism, the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media, the Committee on Fisheries and the Committee on Womenís Rights (A4-0396/97), 1. Approves the Commission proposal, subject to Parliamentís amendments; Calls on the Commission to alter its proposal accordingly, pursuant to Article 189a(2) of the EC 2. Treaty; Calls on the Council to incorporate Parliamentís amendments in the common position that it adopts 3. in accordance with Article 189b(2) of the EC Treaty; Should the Council intend to depart from the text approved by Parliament, calls on the Council to 4. notify Parliament and requests that the conciliation procedure be initiated; Points out that the Commission is required to submit to Parliament any modifications it may intend 5. to make to its proposal as amended by Parliament; 6. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. 5. Capital adequacy of investment firms ***I A4-0380/97 Proposal for a European Parliament and Council Directive amending Council Directive 93/6/EEC on the capital adequacy of investment firms and credit institutions (COM(97)0071 › C4-0304/97 › 97/0124(COD)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 19) Recital 8 Whereas some investment firms dealing primarily in commod- ities and commodity derivatives may not yet be able to use internal models or to comply with the capital requirements for commodity risk as laid down in this Directive; whereas it is expected that appropriate, cost-effective internal models for investment firms on the risk management of commodities and commodities derivatives, in particular for options, will be available shortly; whereas, in order to give those firms sufficient time to upgrade their risk-management systems, competent authorities, under certain conditions, should not be Whereas some investment firms dealing primarily in commod- ities and commodity derivatives may not yet be able to use internal models or to comply with the capital requirements for commodity risk as laid down in this Directive; whereas it is expected that appropriate, cost-effective internal models for investment firms on the risk management of commodities and commodities derivatives, in particular for options, will be available shortly; whereas, in order to give those firms sufficient time to upgrade their risk-management systems, competent authorities, under certain conditions, should not be (*) OJ C 240, 6. 8. 1997, p. 24. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/173 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT obliged to prescribe the capital charges for commodities referred to in Annex VII to Directive 93/6/EEC for investment firms before 1 January 2000; obliged to prescribe the capital charges for commodities referred to in Annex VII to Directive 93/6/EEC for investment firms until after 31 December 2006; (Amendment 20) ARTICLE 1(5a) (new) Article 11a (new) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 5a. Article 11a is inserted: Article 11a Up to 31 December 2006, Member States may authorize their institutions to use the minimum spread, carry and outright rates indicated in the following table rather than those indicated in Annex VII (13) and (16), provided that those institutions, in the opinion of the competent authori- ties: (i) carry out a significant volume of transactions in commodities; (ii) offer a diversified portfolio of commodities; (iii) are not yet in a position to employ internal models for the calculation of their risk-management system in relation to their commodities position on the lines set out in Annex VIII. Minimum spread, carry and outright rates Precious metals (except gold) Base metals Perishable goods (agricul- tural products) Other goods, including energy products Spread rate (%) Carry rate (%) Outright rate (%) 1,0 0,3 8 1,2 0,5 10 1,5 0,6 12 1,5 0,6 15 Member States applying this article shall provide the Commission with the necessary information. í (Amendment 2) ANNEX II Annex VIII(3) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 3. The competent authorities shall also be satisfied that the institutionís models continue to be reasonably accurate, as evidenced by a regular back-testing programme to be con- ducted by the institution. 3. The institution shall monitor the accuracy and perfor- mance of its model by conducting a backtesting pro- gramme. The backtesting has to provide for each business day a comparison of the one-day value-at-risk measure C 14/174 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT generated by the institutionís model for the portfolioís end-of-day positions with the one-day change of the port- folioís value by the end of the subsequent business day. Competent authorities shall monitor the development by institutions of the capability to perform backtesting on both actual and, assuming unchanged end-of-day positions, hypothetical changes in the portfolioís value. Backtesting on hypothetical changes in the portfolioís value is based upon a comparison between the portfolioís end-of-day value and, assuming unchanged positions, its value at the end of the subsequent day. (Amendment 3) ANNEX II Annex VIII(4a) (new) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 4a. For the purpose of calculating capital requirements for specific risk associated with traded debt and equity positions the competent authorities may recognise the use of an institutionís internal model if in addition to com- pliance with the conditions in the remainder of this Annex the model: › explains the historical price variation in the portfolio, › captures concentration in terms of magnitude and changes of composition of the portfolio, › is robust to an adverse environment, and › is validated through backtesting aimed at assessing whether specific risk is being accurately captured. If competent authorities allow this backtesting to be performed on the basis of relevant sub-portfolios these must be chosen in a consistent manner. (Amendment 16) ANNEX II Annex VIII(5) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1, institutions using models shall be subject to a separate capital charge to cover the specific risk of traded debt instruments and equities as described in Annex I to the extent that the competent authori- ties consider that this risk is not incorporated sufficiently into their models. The competent authorities shall in any case set a minimum specific risk charge of 50% of the charge as calculated according to Annex I for institutions using models. Institutions using internal models which are not in 5. accordance with paragraph 4 shall be subject to a separate capital charge in respect of the specific risk calculated according to Annex I. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/175 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 4) ANNEX II Annex VIII(7), second subparagraph (Directive 93/6/EEC) The value-at-risk number calculated by means of the model shall be compared with the actual change in value of the portfolio. Backtesting shall be carried out daily on the basis of both effective and, assuming unchanged end-of-day positions, hypothetical changes in the portfolio value. The value-at-risk number calculated by means of the model shall be compared with the actual change in value of the portfolio. Backtesting shall be carried out daily on the basis of effective or, assuming unchanged end-of-day positions, hypo- thetical changes in the portfolio value. The value-at-risk number subject to the backtesting must correspond to a holding period of one (1) day. Before using an internal model to determine its own funds, the institution shall also obtain the approval of the competent authorities, inter alia, for the type of changes (effective or hypothetical) to be used in its backtesting. The institution must also apply the method selected consistently. At all events, the competent authorities shall monitor the institutionsí development of the scope for backtesting on the basis of effective and, assuming unchanged end-of-day positions, hypothetical changes in the portfolio value. (Amendment 5) ANNEX II Annex VIII(7), third subparagraph (Directive 93/6/EEC) If the change in portfolio value exceeds the value-at-risk calculated using the model, the target has been overshot. The number of overshootings, as set out in Table 5, shall be based on a spot check of 250 values. If the change in portfolio value exceeds the value-at-risk calculated using the model, the target has been overshot. The number of overshootings, as set out in Table 5, shall be based on a statistical sample of daily values covering the 250 most recent working days. For the purpose of determining the áplusí factor, the number of overshootings shall be determined at least quarterly. (Amendment 6) ANNEX II Annex VIII(7) fourth, fifth and sixth subparagraphs (Directive 93/6/EEC) The competent authorities can, in individual cases, waive the requirement to add a plus factor if, owing to an exceptional situation, an increase in the multiplication factor would be unjustified and the model is basically sound. In this context, the institution has to prove that an increase would be unjustified. The competent authorities can, in individual cases, waive the requirement to increase the multiplication factor by the plus factor in accordance with Table 5 if the institution has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the competent authori- ties that such an increase is unjustified and that the model is basically sound. In the event of numerous overshootings, the competent auth- ority shall revoke the modelís recognition or impose appro- priate measures to ensure that the model is improved promptly. If numerous overshootings indicate that the model is not sufficiently accurate the competent authorities shall revoke the modelís recognition or impose appropriate measures to ensure that the model is improved promptly. C 14/176 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT The institution is to record all overshootings ascertained by backtesting, together with the reasons for them, and to notify the competent authorities immediately of the extent of the overshootings and the reasons for them. The institution is to record all overshootings ascertained by backtesting, together with the reasons for them, and to notify the competent authorities, without undue delay, and in any case no later than five working days after the day on which the error was noted. (Amendment 7) ANNEX II Annex VIII(7a) (new) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 7a. If for the purpose of calculating capital requirements for specific risk the institutionís model is recognised by the competent authorities in accordance with paragraph 4 the multiplication factor to be applied to the specific risk portion of the institutionís value-at-risk measure shall be increased to 4. If the institutionís backtesting indicates that the model does not sufficiently accurately capture specific risk the competent authorities shall revoke the modelís recognition for the purpose of calculating capital require- ments for specific risk or impose appropriate measures to ensure that the model is improved promptly. (Amendment 8) ANNEX II Annex VIII(7b) (new) (Directive 93/6/EEC) 7b. The competent authorities may waive the require- ment pursuant to paragraph 7a for an increase of the multiplication factor to 4 if the institution demonstrates that in line with agreed international standards its model adequately captures also the event and default risk for its traded debt and equity positions Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council Directive amending Council Directive 93/6/EEC on the capital adequacy of investment firms and credit institutions (COM(97)0071 › C4-0304/97 › 97/0124(COD)) (Codecision procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to Parliament and the Council, COM(97)0071 › 97/0124(COD) (1), › having regard to Articles 189b(2) and 57(2) of the EC Treaty, pursuant to which the Commission submitted the proposal to Parliament (C4-0304/97), › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizensí Rights and the opinion of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0380/97), (1) OJ C 240, 6. 8. 1997, p. 24. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/177 Thursday 18 December 1997 1. Approves the Commission proposal, subject to Parliament’s amendments; Calls on the Commission to alter its proposal accordingly, pursuant to Article 189a(2) of the EC 2. Treaty; Calls on the Council to incorporate Parliament’s amendments in the common position that it adopts 3. in accordance with Article 189b(2) of the EC Treaty; Should the Council intend to depart from the text approved by Parliament, calls on the Council to 4. notify Parliament and requests that the conciliation procedure be initiated; Points out that the Commission is required to submit to Parliament any modification it may intend to 5. make to its proposal as amended by Parliament; 6. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. 6. Humane trapping standards agreement * A4-0325/97 Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the amended proposal for a Council Decision concerning the signing and conclusion of an Agreement on International Humane Trapping Standards between the European Community, Canada and the Russian Federation (COM(97)0017 › COM(97)0251 › C4-0425/97 › 8091/97 › 97/0019(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The European Parliament, › having regard to the proposal for a Council Decision concerning the signing and conclusion of an Agreement on International Humane Trapping Standards between the European Community, Canada and the Russian Federation, COM(97)0017 › C4-0425/97 › 97/0019(CNS)), › having regard to the amended proposal for a Council Decision, COM(97)0251 › C4-0425/97 › 97/0019 (CNS) (1), › having regard to the definitive Council text, 8091/97 › C4-0425/97 › 97/0019 (CNS), › having regard to Articles 113 and 100a of the EC Treaty, › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Article 228(3), first subparagraph, of the EC Treaty (C4-0425/97), › having regard to Rule 90(7) of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the opinion of the Committee on External Economic Relations (A4-0325/97), 1. Rejects conclusion of the agreement; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission, and the governments 2. and parliaments of the Member States and Canada, the Russian Federation and the United States. (1) OJ C 207, 8. 7. 1997, p. 14. C 14/178 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 7. Energy policy A4-0308/97 Resolution on the Commission communication An overall view of energy policy and actionsí (COM(97)0167 › C4-0205/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission communication COM(97)0167 › C4-0205/97, › having regard to its previous resolutions on this subject, in particular those of 14 November 1996 on › the Commission White Paper on an energy policy for the European Union (1), › the Commission communication on the European Community gas supply and prospects (2), › the communication to the European Parliament and the Council concerning the Euro- Mediterranean partnership in the energy sector (3), › having regard to the conclusions of the Council of Ministers responsible for energy of 27 May 1997, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy and the opinion of the Committee on External Economic Relations (A4-0308/97), A. whereas, despite its strongly and repeatedly expressed hopes, the draft Treaty of Amsterdam as submitted for ratification by the Member States does not contain a strong legal basis for measures to be carried out in the energy field, B. whereas the Amsterdam Treaty places the promotion of employment, the environment and the quality of life, as well as aspects of policies to be conducted in the energy sector at the centre of the Communityís obligations, C. whereas its above-mentioned resolution on the Commissionís White Paper fully identified and explained the shortcomings of the policy pursued with regard to the sustainable use of energy, creation of an internal market for electricity and natural gas, relations between the institutions, the budgetary context, regional policy, research and technological demonstration, the correct relationship between energy and the environment, East-West cooperation, or the real sphere of influence of energy policy in the agreement on the Energy Charter or within the framework of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership, D. whereas the debate on the future of energy in the European Union is now running out of steam compared with what might have happened in the event of a supply crisis, but the threat of such a crisis is constantly hanging over European markets and the purchasing power of European citizens, in direct proportion to the extent to which energy objectives are achieved, dependency on external supplies, total energy consumption in Europe or changes in energy intensity, E. whereas the liberalization and integration of energy markets will enhance business competitiveness; whereas the gradual creation of the internal market must not be detrimental to regional cohesion or create distortions between the benefits for large industrial consumers and individual citizens, given the impact of energy prices on family budgets and the need to stimulate economic recovery and hence employment in the Member States by encouraging private consumption, F. whereas the present structure of Community action in the energy sector does not facilitate monitoring, checks or a detailed analysis; whereas concentration and legislative simplification in both implementation and application are therefore desirable with a view to greater transparency, (1) OJ C 362, 2. 12. 1996, p. 279. (2) OJ C 362, 2. 12. 1996, p. 291. (3) OJ C 362, 2. 12. 1996, p. 287. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/179 Thursday 18 December 1997 G. whereas the financial instruments available to the Community have been the target of repeated efforts by the Council in recent years to reduce the funds allocated to the energy sector, particularly in areas with a high ecological content, 1. Recognizes the effort to increase transparency made by the Commission in its communication which lays the foundations for a more detailed study and assessment in the future of the components of energy policy and will improve coordination of the instruments now available to the European Union to carry out the tasks conferred on it by the Treaty for the benefit of its citizens and the competitiveness of its businesses; 2. Calls for European energy policies to be brought together in a chapter on energy in the EC Treaty; 3. Asks to be involved, via the codecision procedure, in Community decisions on energy policy; 4. Calls on the Commission to include in future in its preparatory work on proposals concerning Community policy and action in the energy sector a clear justification of the impact of the relevant proposals on the achievement of the Communityís tasks, in particular lasting environmental protection and improving the level of employment, standard of living and quality of life in the Member States; 5. Considers it crucial for the development of energy policy guidelines that the Commission should strengthen the role of the European Energy Observatory, as a means of defining appropriate general guidelines for the future on the conditions surrounding security of supply and trends in regional supply stability, in particular with regard to the main transportation routes for electricity, natural gas and oil and constituting a reliable point of reference for operators and the market; 6. Calls on the Commission to make regular assessments and analyses of the energy and environmental policies pursued by Member States so as to study and improve, possibly as a preliminary step towards the creation of a common framework for cooperation, the degree of compatibility between national energy and environmental objectives and those adopted by the European Union, and the costs arising from shortcomings in or the absence of such compatibility, in particular with a view to future enlargement of the EU, and to inform the European Parliament of all this at a suitably early stage, in particular by using planning and training centres and institutes; Considers that the strengthening of political agreement on the development and application of 7. renewable energies must be extended to include environmental and energy efficiency and optimization in the consumption of intensively used energy sources, particularly in view of the steady growth in the consumption of natural gas, while at the same time recalling that excessive dependence on natural gas may be a risk for the Union in the long term; 8. Advocates that any compensation arrangements introduced to allow the substantial investments required for the desired commercial application of renewable energy sources should not result in citizens bearing the economic brunt of such átechnological restructuringí; 9. Deplores the drastic cuts made by the Council in the energy chapter of the Community budget, which have created considerable uncertainty as to the future of European instruments already established on the basis of the Altener, Thermie and Save programmes, and in particular those covering international cooperation in this area; 10. Calls on the Commission to give sufficient advance thought to the transparency of external action in the energy sector so as to facilitate information, scrutiny and thorough consideration by the European Parliament of cooperation with non-member countries under the PHARE, TACIS and MEDA aid and cooperation programmes, those for Asia and Latin America and the EDF, and of the guidelines for implementing the pan-European electricity and natural gas networks, in view of the many cases in which the information phase has been disregarded; C 14/180 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 11. Points to the need for indirect Community research and technological development measures under the fourth framework programme to allow wide scope for innovative energy technologies capable of providing an adequate response to the desire to give preference to renewable sources and current demand for applications and consumption of natural gas, particularly in sectors such as liquefaction, transportation and regasification, in view of the potential of new forms of supply from remote areas; recognizes furthermore that, taking into the account the important role played by the nuclear sector in producing electricity in the European Union and its contribution to reducing energy dependence, the Community institutions should take part in its development, given the potential of nuclear power to increase the range of energy options, and in particular to reduce the EUís CO2 emissions in accordance with international agreements; 12. Recalls its support for the drawing up of a framework programme for EU energy policy contributing to clarifying and focusing Community initiatives in this field and ensuring a level of multiannual funding which would allow the deployment of significant measures, in particular in the field of renewable energy, but without any structural reduction in the funding available; 13. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Commission and the Council. 8. Luxembourg European Councils › Luxembourg presidency B4-1048, 1094, 1095 and 1096/97 Resolution on the conclusions of the Luxembourg European Councils of 21 November and 12 and 13 December 1997 and on the term of office of the Luxembourg Presidency The European Parliament, › having regard to the conclusions of the Madrid, Florence, Dublin and Amsterdam European Councils, › having regard to its resolution of 19 November 1997 on the Amsterdam Treaty (1), › recalling its resolutions of 4 December 1997 on the Commission communication Agenda 2000 › For a stronger and wider Unioní (2) and on the Commission communication Agenda 2000: the 2000-2006 financial framework for the Union and the future financing systemí (3), › having regard to the conclusions of the Luxembourg European Council, › having regard to the Council report and the Commission statement on the meetings of the European Council of 21 November and 12 and 13 December 1997 in Luxembourg, 1. Welcomes the fact that the Luxembourg European Council has at last cleared the way to overcoming the division of Europe and that the European Union, a community of peace and liberty, has been opened up to Central and Eastern European states and Cyprus; Acknowledges the effectiveness shown and the results achieved by the Luxembourg Presidency in 2. the fields of employment, enlargement, Economic and Monetary Union and Justice and Home Affairs; Commends the way in which the Luxembourg Presidency has cooperated with Parliament in the 3. abovementioned areas as well as in the budgetary procedure; (1) Minutes of that Sitting, Part II, Item 20. (2) Minutes of that Sitting, Part II, Item 3(a). (3) Minutes of that Sitting, Part II, Item 3(b). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/181 Thursday 18 December 1997 Revision of the Treaty on European Union Notes with satisfaction the fact that the European Council is making institutional reform a 4. prerequisite for any enlargement, regrets that it has not specified the nature and scope of the reforms to be carried out to ensure the smooth functioning of an enlarged Union, and invites it, on the basis of its abovementioned resolution on the Amsterdam Treaty, to begin its work in this connection and, within this framework, to enter into a political dialogue with the European Parliament; Enlargement 5. Welcomes the European Council’s decision on the accession and negotiating process, starting with a meeting on 30 March 1998 between the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the 15 Member States, of the ten applicant countries of Central and Eastern Europe and of Cyprus; Furthermore underlines the fact, as does the European Council, that all these countries’ applications 6. for accession will be judged according to the same criteria and that they participate in the accession process on an equal footing; 7. Welcomes the creation of the áaccession partnershipí for each of the applicant countries as an instrument to bring together that country’s efforts in adopting and implementing the acquis communau- taire and fulfilling the Copenhagen criteria, on the one hand, and all available financial assistance from EU sources, including the PHARE programme, on the other; Regrets that the European Council makes no reference to consultation of Parliament on the common 8. framework for the partnerships and on the content of the individual partnership agreements; 9. Agrees with the European Council on the countries which have made the most progress in meeting the criteria for the accession and negotiating process and reiterates its call for intensive negotiations with those countries to begin, while reinforcing and accelerating the preparation of negotiations with the remaining countries; 10. Stresses, as does the European Council, that the opening of the accession and negotiating process with all applicant countries together, and the start of intensive bilateral negotiations with six of them, does not automatically imply that these negotiations will be concluded for the various applicant countries at the same time; Requests that also the Slovak Republic benefit from the reinforced pre-accession strategy so that 11. negotiations can start immediately when the political conditions laid down in Copenhagen are met, and in order to continue to adapt its economy to the conditions of the single market; calls, in particular, for the accession partnership to be negotiated with this country to make provision for measures in the sphere of democracy › including minority rights › and for the democracy-related appropriations from the PHARE programme to be used to support the measures which will be determined by joint agreement in this sphere; 12. Shares the European Council’s view of the special significance of Cypriot accession; welcomes the commitment of the Presidency and the Commission, in cooperation with the Government of Cyprus, to secure the inclusion of representatives of the Turkish Cypriot community in the accession negotiation delegation, and calls on Turkey to refrain from any unilateral steps that may hinder the accession process; 13. Welcomes the decision to create the European Conference inviting the applicant countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Cyprus and Turkey to meet the EU Member States; requests the European Council to reconsider its refusal to invite the President of Parliament to the meeting at the level of Heads of State and Government, including the Commission President; 14. Recalls its view that there is a need for a special relationship with Turkey at a high level that goes beyond the existing Customs Union; welcomes the European Councilís confirmation of Turkish eligibility for accession to the EU, its commitment to judge Turkey by the same criteria as the other applicant states, and its recognition that a strategy must be drawn up to prepare it for accession; calls on Turkey to re-examine its early reaction to the invitation to participate in the European Conference; urges Turkey to look again at the real opportunities which these decisions offer for an ever closer relationship; C 14/182 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 15. Calls on the Commission and the Council to provide specific confirmation of the fact that the development aid policy implemented by the European Union, in particular by means of the Lome· conventions, is one of the Unionís permanent features which must be perpetuated and which the countries applying for accession will be required to accept; Evolution of Union policies: Agenda 2000 16. Notes the European Councilís response to the Agenda 2000 proposals on the evolution of Union policies, recalls its views, as set out in its abovementioned resolutions of 4 December 1997, and awaits with interest the proposals which the Council has invited the Commission to present on Union policies and on the financial framework; 17. Calls on the Commission to present all the reforms of the different Common Market Organizations as outlined in Agenda 2000, including the Mediterranean products and ensuring a coherent approach to all sectors, and to extend the 1992 CAP reform to cover the major Mediterranean products; recalls that the objectives of cohesion, the quality and safety of agricultural products and better integration of environmental elements into production methods are still the foundations of future agricultural policy; 18. Emphasizes the desirability of carrying out a review of the system of own resources; 19. Welcomes the decision to base financial support to the countries in the enlargement process on the principle of equal treatment, with particular attention to those countries with the greatest need; 20. Insists on the need for the Council and the Commission to guarantee, in agreement with Parliament, a reform of the Structural Funds which improves and deepens the economic and social cohesion policy within the Union; welcomes the recognition of the importance of the Structural Funds for job creation; underlines the value of regional cooperation with and among applicant countries and asks for all initiatives in this area to be strengthened; Observes that the European Councilís conclusions endorse its own view that the cost of 21. enlargement must be clearly and distinctly mentioned in the next financial perspectives and asks the Commission to make proposals accordingly; 22. Welcomes the decision to ask the Commission for a report on the Nordic dimension of the policies of the EU; Economic and Monetary Union 23. Welcomes the improved coordination of economic policies (which will also be extended to Member States not included in the euro zone) in order to strengthen monetary union and ensure growth and employment, as outlined in the resolution contained in Annex 1 of the conclusions of the European Council; welcomes as well the European Council’s determination to transform the broad economic guidelines into an effective instrument for ensuring sustained convergence of Member Statesí economic policies and calls for the implementation of the points made in its resolution of 4 December 1997 on economic policy coordination in the Stage 3 of EMU: common ground and ways forward (1); Regrets that the issue of transparency in the process of economic policy coordination was not 24. addressed by the European Council; expresses particular concern at the provision to restrict meetings of the Ecofin Council to áminister plus one officialí; stresses that, in order to inject an element of transparency into the coordination process, Parliamentís role in the procedure set out in Articles 103 and 104 of the Treaty must be strengthened; Considers, furthermore, that the vital euro project will create its own momentum towards 25. integration; Expresses the wish that all the states which fulfil the Maastricht criteria should be among the first 26. group of EMU participants; (1) Minutes of that Sitting, Part II, Item 4. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/183 Thursday 18 December 1997 27. Welcomes the mandate given to the Council and to the European Central Bank concerning the external representation of the Union in monetary affairs vis-a‘-vis international bodies as well as with regard to relations with third States; 28. Reiterates its view that the Economic and Finance Committee should consist of representatives whose powers fully cover the economic policy element of the committeeís remit; stresses that members of the committee should be obliged to appear regularly before Parliamentís competent committee; 29. Welcomes the recognition that, while ministers of Member States participating in the euro area may meet informally among themselves to discuss issues connected with their shared specific responsibilities, matters of common interest will be discussed by ministers of all Member States; welcomes in particular the recognition that the Ecofin Council is the only body empowered by the Treaty to formulate and adopt the broad economic guidelines; Regrets, however, that the European Council was not in a position to appoint the future Governor of 30. the Central Bank, since any delay in this connection cannot but harm confidence in monetary union; Social aspects and employment Thanks the Luxembourg Presidency for its great commitment and negotiating skills, making the 31. Employment Summit a great success with tangible results which also reflect the European Parliamentís demands; 32. Believes that the mechanisms adopted at the Luxembourg Employment Summit could mark an important start for a more effective fight against unemployment in the EU; asks for the procedures set up in the Treaty of Amsterdam for the establishment of economic and employment guidelines to be conducted in parallel, in order to ensure better coordination between macroeconomic and structural measures; asks the Commission to ensure that a high quality level of any measure needed for the implementation of guidelines is taken into account by Member States; 33. Calls for the procedure foreseen in Article 103 of the Treaty, and the procedure foreseen in the future Article 128 of the Treaty, to be synchronized and carried out under the auspices of both the Ecofin Council and the Social Affairs Council; Believes that the governments should play a key role in creating a fiscal and legislative 34. environment to promote social partners’ negotiations for reduction of working time; 35. Welcomes the employment guidelines to be regularly monitored under a common procedure and incorporated into national employment action plans in a multiannual perspective as a first step towards a coordinated European policy to overcome unemployment; 36. Asks the Member States, in cooperation with the Commission, better to coordinate their strategy approaches on human resources development; believes that, in order to ensure a high-quality European workforce, the national budgets devoted to this scope should be substantially increased; 37. Welcomes in particular the results of the Luxemburg Employment Summit concerning the endorsement of the need to foster entrepreneurship, to improve employability and adaptability as well as to implement equal opportunities; 38. Asks the Council and the Commission to ensure that the financial facilities for SMEs will have a lasting impact on job creation, providing in particular development and training plans, both for managers and workers; 39. Asks the Commission to set up, as soon as possible, the High Level Group of experts responsible for addressing the problem of industrial change and its impact on employment, ensuring a balance of interest in the composition of the Group; 40. Reminds the Council and the Commission of the strategic interest of territorially based pilot projects, also in the third sector, in promoting innovative patterns of job creation and the diffusion of best practices; C 14/184 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Internal market 41. Welcomes the joint working programme of the Luxembourg, British and Austrian presidencies which guarantees the continuity of efforts to achieve the declared objective of the completion of the internal market; 42. Endorses the áscoreboardí submitted by the Commission as a tool for making the Member States more aware of their responsibilities for the transposition and application, by the deadline laid down, of Community Directives already approved and welcomes in particular the conclusion of the procedure for the adoption of the Directive to facilitate the permanent exercise of the profession of lawyer in a Member State other than that in which the qualification was acquired; Fiscal matters 43. Welcomes the resolve to reduce harmful tax competition between Member States by reducing existing distortions, and considers the code of conduct to be an appropriate first step to avoid harmful tax competition; 44. Welcomes the efforts undertaken by the Luxembourg Presidency to relaunch the negotiations with a view to harmonization of legislation on taxation on savings, and asks the Council to decide as soon as possible on a clear and short timetable for decisions on all pending tax issues; Justice and home affairs Appreciates the practice of the Luxembourg Presidency of anticipating the consultation procedure 45. contained in the Amsterdam Treaty which improves European cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs, and urges the UK and the following presidencies to continue this practice until the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty; 46. Welcomes the progress achieved over the last six months in this area, and shares the regret of the European Council that an important step in the fight against organized crime › the ratification of the Europol Convention › has not yet been completed; regrets that, to date, none of the third pillar conventions adopted has been ratified by all Member States; regrets also the continuing inertia in the Council over the free movement of persons; The Middle East peace process 47. Welcomes the Councilís conclusions on the Middle East peace process and shares the European Councilís deep concern over the lack of progress in implementing the Interim Agreements and the Hebron Protocol and the continuing impasse with Syria and Lebanon; Considers that a special effort should be made by all the parties concerned in order to ensure 48. resumption of the peace process so as to make it possible to move forward to negotiation of the aspects set out in the final phase of the Oslo Agreements; Stresses the importance of the adoption of the code of conduct prepared by the European Union and 49. of effective dialogue being resumed between all the countries in the region; Stresses the importance of people-to-people programmes as an essential means of reinforcing 50. dialogue and restoring mutual confidence between the parties at the level of civil society; * * * Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the European Council, the Council, the 51. Commission and the governments and parliaments of the Member States. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/185 Thursday 18 December 1997 9. Commissionís work programme for 1998 B4-1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1031 and 1032/97 Resolution on implementation of the legislative programme and other activities for 1997 and on the Commissionís work programme for 1998 The European Parliament, › having regard to the interinstitutional agreement on democracy, transparency and subsidiarity of 25 October 1993 between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission concerning transparency in the decision-making process of the Unionís institutions (1), › having regard to the Code of Conduct agreed on 15 March 1995 between the European Parliament and the Commission (2), › having regard to the Commission report on implementation of the Commissionís programme for 1997 (SEC(97)1854), › having regard to the Commissionís work programme for 1998 (COM(97)0517) and the new legislative initiatives (SEC(97)1852), › having regard to the declaration made on 22 October 1997 by Mr Santer, President of the Commission, and to the debate on that declaration as well as to the debate of 17 December 1997 devoted to the same subject, A. whereas the annual legislative programme constitutes an indispensable interinstitutional instrument for programming and coordinating the Union’s activities in a transparent and efficient way and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, and whereas the Council must also be involved in it, B. whereas the legislative programme is an interinstitutional programme, which must be assessed on the basis of the priorities laid down by the institutions concerned, I. Giving new impetus to interinstitutional cooperation as regards the legislative programme Deplores the fact that, like the 1996 programme, the 1997 programme has only been partially 1. implemented, given in particular that, of the 16 new legislative proposals promised by the Commission, Parliament had received no more than seven by the end of November; emphasizes that the assessment of the 1997 programme remains a dead letter in so far as the Commission has failed to give practical form to the proposals it announced but did not actually submit; expects a detailed explanation as to why proposals announced in 1997 but not yet submitted are now no longer even included in the 1998 legislative programme (notably most of the legislative proposals provided for in the Action Plan for the Single Market); notes, further, that Parliament has had referred to it 40 procedures and 14 strategic documents which did not appear either in the 1997 legislative programme or in the programme for 1996; 2. Deplores the fact that 197 issues are currently pending before the Council awaiting a final decision and that 88 are awaiting a common position without Parliament having been informed in all cases of the reason for the deadlock and without the Commission having made use of its right of initiative to break the deadlock; 3. Reiterates its call for the list of actions envisaged for 1998 to contain information on the legal bases of the proposals, a timetable for their submission and any other information required for the interinstitutional coordination of work; asks, on grounds of transparency, for the new legislative initiatives to be submitted to Parliament at the same time as the adaptations or technical amendments to existing legislation, and for the latter to be given the status of official Commission documents; (1) OJ C 329, 6. 12. 1993, p. 132. (2) OJ C 89, 10. 4. 1995, p. 69. C 14/186 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 4. Calls on the Commission to draw up a list of legislative proposals under way and currently pending before the Council, indicating those which should be withdrawn and those which should be replaced by new proposals; calls on the Commission to ensure that any withdrawal of proposals is done in agreement with the European Parliament and that Parliament is officially informed in each case of the intended withdrawal; points out, in this context, that several parliamentary committees have given the Commission information as to the proposals to be withdrawn or replaced; Notes the increasing number of strategic documents (communications, Green Papers, etc. ) submitted 5. by the Commission, which rose from nine in 1990 to 104 in 1996, notes, further, that it had already received 57 such documents by the end of the first half of 1997; is concerned that many such strategic documents are too wordy, insufficiently geared towards results and are rarely followed by legislative proposals; rejects on principle the withdrawal of legislative proposals already submitted and their replacement by strategic documents; 6. Calls on the Commission to anticipate the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam and take the necessary steps to ensure that the reforms adopted may be implemented as soon as ratification has taken place; in this context, expects in particular the proposal on the revision of the commitology decision of 13 July 1987 which was announced by President Santer for early June 1998, a proposal on the alteration of the legal bases of the pending proposals, which must be submitted in good time for Parliament to be able to adopt its position thereon before the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam, and the proposal on access to documents provided for in Article 191a of the EC Treaty, a proposal which must also determine the boundary between legislative and executive activity; 7. Is concerned at the fact that most of the proposals for codification submitted by the Commission are not yet adopted and calls on the Commission to undertake a detailed and quantified assessment as regards codification and simplification; Calls for the extension of the SLIM project to other areas such as the environment, free movement of 8. and social security for migrant workers, health and safety at work, and public procurement; Recalls that the Commission is obliged to take action on requests from Parliament for legislative 9. initiatives in accordance with Article 138b of the EC Treaty and calls on the Commission to submit proposals as soon as possible based on the requests addressed to it (resolutions of 4 May 1994 on fire safety in hotels (1), 20 April 1994 on preventing and remedying environmental damage (2), 17 April 1996 on the European health card (3), and 30 January 1997 on the European Unionís forestry strategy (4)); 10. Concludes that interinstitutional cooperation as regards legislative planning is simply not working and that the Commission, which has the right to propose legislation, is not honouring its own commitments; proposes, henceforth, the regular assessment › on the basis of a written document › of the implementation of the legislative programme involving meetings between representatives of the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament; II. The work programme for 1998 Defines its political priorities as follows and calls for the legislative programme for 1998 to be 11. applied and supplemented by the measures outlined below; 12. Hopes that, following the statement made on 19 November 1997 by Mr Oreja, Member of the Commission, the report setting out proposals for a comprehensive reform of the Treaties will be submitted in good time, i. e. before the European Council meeting in December 1998; Regrets that the Commissionís stated commitment to the principle of mainstreaming is not 13. explicitly reiterated in the context of its general political priorities for 1998; (1) OJ C 205, 25. 7. 1994, p. 163. (2) OJ C 128, 9. 5. 1994, p. 165. (3) OJ C 141, 13. 5. 1996, p. 104. (4) OJ C 55, 24. 2. 1997, p. 22. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/187 Thursday 18 December 1997 Employment, growth, the strengthening of cohesion and EMU Reaffirms that the fight against unemployment remains a priority political objective; calls for the 14. procedures laid down in the Treaty of Amsterdam concerning the establishment of economic and employment guidelines to be conducted in parallel, in order to ensure better coordination between macroeconomic and structural measures; endorses the guidelines for employment approved by the extraordinary meeting of the European Council held in Luxembourg on 20/21 November 1997; 15. Calls on the Commission and Council to reach agreement with the European Parliament on the issue of the legal basis involved in the budgetary procedure, with particular regard to all the elements of European action in the field of employment; 16. Calls on the Commission to submit revised proposals for combating social exclusion in the light of the new legal bases provided by the Treaty of Amsterdam; encourages the Commission to find a legal solution to including the elderly and the disabled by means of this new legal basis; Regrets that no reference is made in the 1998 work programme to the long-awaited proposal for 17. legislation concerning the entitlement of a divorced or separated woman to share her former husbandís pension rights; Regrets that no reference is made in the 1998 work programme to the long-awaited proposal for an 18. amendment to Council Directive 86/613/EEC on the application of the principle of equal treatment of self-employed men and women; Calls on the Commission to submit a proposal for a Directive on sexual harassment at work, should 19. the social partners fail to reach agreement within the framework of the Social Protocol; Calls on the Commission to develop legal instruments to ensure that the existing discrimination 20. affecting atypical forms of employment is progressively abolished; Calls on the Council and the Commission to implement all the recommendations set out in the 21. report of the Veil Group on the free movement of workers; Calls for the annual economic report and the broad economic guidelines to be restructured and 22. reformulated so that they become effective instruments for coordinating the economic policies of the Member States; calls on the Commission to draw up proposals for secondary legislation based on Article 103(5) of the Treaty so as to strengthen the role of the European Parliament in the policy coordination process; 23. Reminds the Commission of its undertaking to involve Parliament to the greatest possible extent when dealing with the proposals for the reform of the Structural Funds, announced for March 1998 in connection with Agenda 2000, including pre-accession instruments; 24. Supports the Commission’s plans for a proposal for a Directive on direct taxation on savings; stresses that the Code of Conduct should be regarded as no more than an initial step towards harmonization in the area of company taxation; supports more employment-friendly taxation, in particular through a shift from labour to other sources of taxation; in this context calls for the introduction of a special form of VAT on labour-intensive services which are not subject to cross-border competition; 25. Calls on the Commission to use all the means available to it › including new legislative proposals, where appropriate › to ensure that consumers are protected during the transition to the single currency; 26. Regrets the absence of any proposal for a new system of own resources; Asks for proposals to promote better judicial cooperation concerning protection of the financial 27. interests of the Community; Asks the Commission to present a proposal to establish the full independence of UCLAF on the 28. basis of an interinstitutional agreement; C 14/188 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Agriculture, fisheries, environment, transport, research and energy Calls upon the Commission to present all the reforms of the different common market organizations 29. as outlined in Agenda 2000 and to ensure a coherent approach to all sectors including Mediterranean products; recalls that the objectives of cohesion, the quality and safety of agricultural products as well as better integration of environmental elements into production methods are still the foundations of future agricultural policy; Calls on the Commission to propose, by way of legislation, the fixing of fundamental principles and 30. criteria for upper limits for and modulation of aids for farmers; Calls on the Commission to submit proposals in the area of rural development based on the 31. conclusions of the Cork Conference, taking into account the diversity of the rural regions in the Union and the multipurpose role of agriculture; Calls on the Commission to take into consideration, in the context of the reform of the Structural 32. Funds, the need to safeguard the horizontal nature of the funds for fisheries in order to avoid imbalances between regions dependent upon fishing; calls on the Commission to submit innovative legislative proposals for the fisheries sector, taking account of regional characteristics and the need to safeguard employment as well as maintain the ecological balance; Calls on the Commission to review the fisheries agreements concluded with developing countries 33. in order to provide them with genuine cooperation instruments; Reiterates the need for environmental policy, public health policy and consumer protection policy 34. to be further integrated with other policy areas; stresses in particular the connection between environmental protection and job creation, a connection which the Commission should exploit to the full; Asks the Commission to submit all outstanding proposals in the context of the process for the 35. review of environment policy agreed within the framework of the accession to the EU of Austria, Sweden and Finland with a view to achieving higher environmental standards; 36. Calls on the Commission to submit proposals for a reduction in the use of pesticides and biocides, as promised in the Fifth Environmental Action Programme of 1992, to ban the most dangerous ones and to speed up the assessment of existing chemicals on the EU market; 37. Calls for a communication to be drawn up on a review of the EUís chemicals policy; 38. Calls for more precise proposals, following the Commissionís communication on environmental taxes, levies and charges in the single market and its White Paper on the implementation of the polluter-pays principle, so that national and regional initiatives in the field of environmental levies may be made compatible with the rules of the single market and European environmental policy; Calls on the Commission and the Council to pursue their work on the proposed Directive on 39. rational planning in the gas and electricity distribution sectors; 40. Calls on the Commission to submit legislative proposals in the wake of its communication on noise; 41. Calls on the Commission to submit a Directive on food hygiene and legislation on food claims; notes with satisfaction the measures taken to improve food safety which are in line with the recommendations made by the European Parliamentís Committee of Inquiry into BSE; 42. Reminds the Commission that it should always use the leeway it has available as regards the application of the appropriate legal bases in the field of public health in such a way that the European Parliament is involved to the greatest possible extent; Calls on the Commission to submit a proposal for a Directive on the protection of soils against 43. contamination and on sustainable soil use; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/189 Thursday 18 December 1997 Calls on the Commission to submit legislative proposals in the wake of its action plan on access to 44. justice and on simplified methods of settling consumer disputes; 45. Welcomes the commitment to submit proposals on working and rest time in the excluded transport sectors and hopes that definite results can be achieved as quickly as possible, in consultation with the social partners, in the interest of the health and safety of workers and in the general interest, and calls on the Commission to submit a series of measures designed to complete the single market in the field of transport; 46. Calls for the proposal concerning public service obligations in rail and road transport (point 25 of the ánew legislative initiativesí) not to lead to the disintegration of public service in the local passenger transport sector; 47. Calls for follow-up proposals to be drawn up on the internalization of external costs (fair and efficient pricing) and, in connection with this request, for progress to be achieved on the issue of Alpine transit; Calls on the Commission to implement a European tourism policy, to adopt specific measures and 48. to break the deadlock affecting the Philoxenia Programme; A Peopleís Europe Calls on the Commission to proceed with its proposals for three draft Directives on the free 49. movement of persons on which Parliament adopted opinions as long ago as 23 October 1996 (1); Calls on the Commission to anticipate the implementation of Article 13 of the Treaty of Amsterdam 50. (action to combat discrimination) and to submit legislative proposals designed to prevent and to combat racist acts and revisionist arguments; 51. Urges the Commission to submit specific proposals on the practical implementation of the new title on an area of freedom, security and justice, particularly in fields which may overlap (e. g. visa: Council Regulation, Schengen regime and Treaty provisions), and to establish clear priorities concerning the fight against all forms of organized crime, the drugs trade, illegal immigration, the trade in human beings, in particular children, and money-laundering; Calls for a proposal for a Directive on the insolvency of undertakings operating in several Member 52. States; Calls again on the Commission to submit draft legislative instruments on the legal structure and on 53. the funding of political parties at European level; The Union’s presence in the world › asserting a position and a role Reiterates its call on the Commission to make active use of its right to propose legislation and to 54. submit to the Council proposals for joint actions as provided for in Article J. 8(3) (new Article 22(1)), of the Treaty on European Union; calls on the Commission to ensure greater consistency between measures taken in the commercial, economic and development fields; 55. › To this end, calls upon the Commission to ensure in particular that: instruments to achieve genuine partnership and sustainable development are introduced into the new agreements with the ACP States in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the Parliament; › a legal basis covering action to promote human rights in third countries with which the Union has concluded international agreements is defined so as to give more body to the means by which human rights clauses in those agreements are upheld; 56. Calls on the Commission, when submitting its forthcoming legislative proposals in the fields of culture, education and youth, to take account of the achievements of the existing programmes in these fields; (1) OJ C 347, 18. 11. 1996, pp. 58, 60 and 62. C 14/190 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 57. Calls on the Commission to submit at an early date proposals concerning the creation of the Policy Planning and Early Warning Unit advocated in the Treaty of Amsterdam and to put in place the Humanitarian Crisis Analysis Monitoring Centre; 58. Asks the Commission, in the context of its activities in the Middle East, to contribute more to projects such as People to Peopleí and 2020/Peace Industryí as instruments for the promotion of peace in the region; Asks the Commission to contribute actively and financially to the establishment of a permanent 59. international criminal court and to support regional initiatives in this regard; 60. Welcomes the impetus given by the Commission to relations with Latin America and Asia and praises the preparatory work carried out with a view to the organization of a European Union-Latin America Summit; * * * 61. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Commission, the European Council, the Council, the parliaments of the Member States, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. 10. Olives and olive oil A4-0374/97 Resolution on the Note to the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament on the olive and olive oil sector (including economic, cultural, regional, social and environmental aspects), the current common market organization, the need for a reform and the alternatives envisaged › Options Paper (COM(97)0057 › C4-0096/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission’s note to the Council and Parliament, COM(97)0057 › C4-0096/97, › having regard to its resolution of 25 October 1996 on the reform of the COM in olive oil (1), › having regard to the report of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development and the opinions of the Committee on Social Affairs and Employment, the Committee on Regional Policy and the Committee on Budgetary Control (A4-0374/97), A. whereas the COM in olive oil has operated efficiently, allowing the olive sector to tackle competition from other vegetable oils and fats which enjoy a high level of support and to develop external markets, and has not given rise to surpluses; whereas in oil-producing regions it has played a dual role as a marketing policy and as a way of stimulating rural development; whereas, however, a thoroughgoing reform of the common organization of the market in olive oil is needed as a matter of the utmost urgency for the fundamental reason that in the previous four marketing years at least there has been a serious crisis affecting the main mechanisms for determining the quantities of olive oil produced by each individual country and that every year there is a serious risk that the Commission may refuse payment of Community aid, leading to a permanent and indiscriminate reduction in the income guarantees for olive growers and the possibility of serious repercussions for all those working in the European olive and olive oil sector, (1) OJ C 347, 18. 11. 1996, p. 465. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/191 Thursday 18 December 1997 B. whereas two million holdings depend on olive-growing and the sector provides 750 000 full-time jobs; whereas the producing regions are characterized by their peripheral position and the need for economic and social cohesion, they are the EU regions most dependent on agriculture, they have a rate of unemployment twice the Community average and they are sensitive in both environmental and regional planning terms; whereas olives are a key crop in this situation, where there are few alternatives, C. having regard to the internationally recognized dietary advantages of olive oil as a basic ingredient of a healthy diet and the benefits it offers, D. whereas the analysis of the sector offered in the options paper presented by the Commission has serious shortcomings: the information is not homogeneous, it contradicts itself, it contains a great deal of data which are either not up-to-date or of dubious origin and reliability and, above all, there are a number of gaps in the information needed to diagnose the problems of the sector, E. whereas the Commission document only deals partially with one of the two options, aid per tree, and does not deal with any aspect of improving the current system; whereas this imbalance detracts from its usefulness as an options paper, F. whereas the Commission recognizes the shortage of statistics to be a serious problem, but nevertheless proposes the use of statistics which it itself acknowledges are dubious as a basis for investigating the two options envisaged, G. whereas the criticisms made of the Commission document as a basis for the drafting of legislative proposals were discussed in detail by the experts who took part in the public hearing held by Parliamentís Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development on 15 April 1997, H. whereas the socio-economic, climatic and environmental conditions of the producing regions are critical; whereas when carrying out a reform, it is necessary to consider all the options and to carry out a rigorous assessment of the social, economic and environmental impact of each of them; whereas the Commission document does not assess this impact, I. whereas when formulating proposals for a reform the Commission should analyse employment and the use of the factors of production in olive-growing and other possible forms of cultivation, as well as carrying out an historical analysis of the sector by country and region and a full assessment of its role in disadvantaged regions, J. whereas in considering the future of the market, the Commission uses International Olive Oil Council (IOOC) projections, based on figures from before 1992-1993, which do not reflect the developments on external markets; whereas, furthermore, the references to Community demand are based on a year with abnormally high prices, after three years of drought; whereas after a normal marketing year and the consequent fall in prices, internal demand has recovered and, therefore, the Commission’s assessments should be revised to include more recent figures, K. whereas there are market studies and analyses to suggest a great increase in demand and the EU should safeguard its position as the world’s leading producer, consumer and exporter, L. whereas export refunds consume some 3% of expenditure in the COM in olive oil and only 1% of total refunds in all sectors; whereas despite this fact the Commission justifies the need for reform in the possible requirements of the WTO and its justification does not have the necessary relevance, M. whereas the EU produces more than 80% of the world’s olive oil, third countries which produce olive oil have guaranteed adequate access to the Community market under trade agreements and the equivalences scheme; whereas, therefore, there is no conflict to be expected in the WTO and hence the Commission’s fears to this effect seem to be groundless, C 14/192 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 N. whereas the Commission has not fulfilled the task assigned it by Regulation (EEC) 2261/84 and amendments, which obliged it to submit to the Council, before 1 January 1995, a report on the operation of the production aid system and, if appropriate, a proposal for revising this system; whereas the report is essential for the design of a system to control possible fraud, O. whereas the cases of fraud detected must be investigated thoroughly, since they involve a very small number of operators, which should make it easy to carry out effective checks; whereas, on the other hand, there are specialized monitoring bodies in this sector, whose main task is to detect fraud, P. whereas the Commission only makes proposals for the fraud monitoring system for the option of aid per tree, Q. whereas in 1992 the Commission set up the Lachaux’ group of experts for the simplification of the CAP which, in its report, advocated concentrating inspections on authorized oil mills, since they constitute an inevitable stage in oil production; whereas the report referred to the possibility of introducing another specific aid mechanism for small holdings, R whereas, despite the repeated adjustments and amendments made to it over the years, long experience of implementing the COM in olive oil has shown that genuine and effective streamlining of the procedures governing Community support is needed as a matter of urgency, S. whereas in recent years consumption aid has had little influence on olive oil consumption trends; whereas it is not a measure which solely benefits olive oil produced in the EU, since it may also be granted under certain conditions to oils from outside the Community; whereas in any case such aid cannot be maintained and strengthened under the COM in olive oil since it is a measure which could easily be challenged by the WTO on the grounds that it distorts competition, T. whereas a new integrated control system could be based on the requirement to market oil in any of its forms, including self-regulated consumption, as a condition for releasing aid; whereas an aid and control system based on marketing would be efficient and reliable, since the bottling industries have, in principle, an appropriate administrative and accounting structure; whereas such a system would enable the monitoring bodies to obtain exhaustive information on movements of oils and an accounting system for stocks, making it possible to carry out cross-checks within an integrated system and enabling progress to be made on the harmonization and complementarity of policies, U. whereas there are two million olive growing holdings in the European Union that can be easily monitored with the systems applied in some EU Member States and whereas the different treatment accorded to small and large producers should be ended with regard to controls on production aid; whereas, with this in view, the consumption aid system should be abolished in order to focus controls on production and enhance the efficiency of the bodies carrying out this task, V. whereas the introduction of aid per tree as the Commission has proposed will, since it will not protect actual production, entail environmental risks, the danger of depopulation of the countryside and the introduction of speculative plantations; whereas any form of flat-rate aid, including aid per tree, not only does not ensure that farmers’ incomes are maintained but does not take into account two fundamental objectives, quality and market stability, in view of the great annual fluctuations in production, W. whereas harvesting olives accounts for 80% of labour costs and 70% of variable costs; whereas in the case of aid per tree as proposed, which would not protect actual production, the right to subsidy would be triggered at a very low level of expenditure and would mean a much weaker link with production costs than in other forms of production which receive direct aid based on production costs, whereas direct aid in the cereals sector is granted when 85% of the costs have been borne, in the case of cattle premiums 98%, but in the olive sector when only 15% of farming costs have been incurred, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/193 Thursday 18 December 1997 X. whereas aid per tree as proposed will, since it will not protect actual production, lead to a considerable reduction in the workforce, by encouraging the reduction of farming expenditure to a minimum, which might lead to farmers not harvesting olives in certain circumstances, in order to maximize the earnings of the recipient of the aid; whereas employment would fall in the regions with highest unemployment, which are most dependent on agriculture and have the lowest GDP in the EU, Y. whereas one of the objectives laid down in the Amsterdam Treaty is the promotion of a high level of employment through appropriate cooordination of economic policies; whereas the options considered by the Commission are not compatible with the new Treaty, since they entail the risk of large job losses, Z. whereas the current system of production aid already provides for the introduction and application of olive cultivation registers in producer Member States, but whereas this provision has not been observed by all States concerned; whereas olive cultivation registers are a vital instrument for accurate control to ensure that declared production matches the production potential of the farms and whereas an instrument of this kind is particularly necessary when the aid system is applied uniformly to all producers on the basis of the quantity of olive oil actually obtained, AA. whereas the Court of Auditors has pointed out several times that a system which does not require evidence of olives being harvested and processed may degenerate into a system of aid based on declarations of ownership which cannot be proven and allow aid to be obtained twice, but whereas this is not possible in countries such as Italy where an olive cultivation register has been introduced, AB. whereas the determination of aid without regard to the actual production of the olive holdings would sanction the injustice of granting the same amount of aid to inefficient producers and those who have modernized their farms and invested labour, effort and money in obtaining higher quality produce, AC. whereas a form of aid which does not reward either the harvesting of olives or production of oil from them would promote absenteeism in farming and nullify contracts based on yield or the allocation of land and would only benefit owners of land who are not full-time farmers and have other sources of income, which would undermine the principal objective of any COM, namely maintaining farmers’ income, AD. whereas the alternation of good and bad years in olive-growing makes it necessary to maintain intervention and the intervention price as a minimum reference point on the market, together with buffer stocks in an efficient set-up to cover any Community olive oil deficit; whereas the Commission proposes, in the aid-per-tree option, to abolish intervention and, in order to improve the present system, substantial restrictions, although the financial impact of intervention on olive oil is much less than in other regulated sectors, AE. whereas the Commission recognizes that the system applicable to small farmers gives rise to statistical problems and whereas their production is not controlled by the maximum guaranteed quantity (MGQ), AF. whereas since the 1992 CAP reform there has been an imbalance in expenditure on market regulation to the advantage of continental products, which now account for 75% of the draft budget for 1998 as opposed to around 70% in 1992, while Mediterranean products have fallen from 22% to 19%, AG. whereas Agenda 2000, which discriminates against Mediterranean products, is likely to accentuate the imbalance in financial support between continental and Mediterranean products, C 14/194 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 AH. whereas during the 1996/97 marketing year, despite the record level of production of 1 859 400 tonnes, there have hardly been any intervention surpluses and marketing is proceeding in a satisfactory manner for all operators, with market prices appreciably higher than the intervention price throughout the marketing year in all the producer countries, evidence of a situation very different from the supposed conditions on which the Commission claims to have based its options paper; whereas developments during the current marketing year belie the danger of surpluses and demonstrate the absurdity of the level set for the MGQ; whereas the MGQ established in 1987 (1 350 000 tonnes) is less than Community consumption in 1996/97 (1 657 000 tonnes), causing distortions in aid to producers owing to its level and its implementing arrangements; whereas, in order to guarantee that demand is met at reasonable prices, the MGQ should be revised, AI. whereas there is a need to bring the COM in olive oil into line with the other COMs with regard to the MGQ, adjusting its level up to Community consumption plus average exports and the necessary security margin and, specifically, there is a need to establish national reference quantities (NRQs), based on an objective estimate of production trends, in order to make each producer Member State responsible for the effects of exceeding the MGQ in proportion to the volume of the production obtained, AJ. whereas certain fundamental parameters of the current COM, such as the determination of yield, are not regulated uniformly in the olive-producing Member States, which causes serious distortions in its operation; whereas their harmonization is one of the main factors which the Commission should take into account before any future reform, AK. whereas a balance must be achieved in support for the various vegetable oils, taking into account consumption needs, the absorption of factors of production and the impact of direct or indirect public aid on the commercial value of the various oils and on the number of jobs linked to each form of production, AL. whereas in the main olive-producing Member States the bottling of mixtures of olive oil and seed oil is prohibited but in non-producing countries it is authorized, and hence they can be marketed throughout the EU, to the detriment of the consumer; whereas the Commission must draw up proposals to ban such mixtures, AM. whereas the sub-sector of table olives does not have support mechanisms to help it withstand international competition and this can cause distortions in the COM in olive oil; whereas the sub-sector plays an important role in the operation of the COM, since when there is a good harvest it may help to regulate the market; whereas a specific aid system supplementing the funds intended for olive oil should be applied to it; whereas this system should be easy to control and should take account of the long period of time needed for the preparation of table olives before they are marketed, I. General comments Points out that experience in the operation of the COM suggests that it has helped to maintain a fair 1. level of income for producers, has encouraged the modernization of cultivation and holdings, improved the quality of the product, helped protect the environment and has ensured that Community olive oil has continued to expand on the markets of third countries, as well as being one of the few sectors without structural surpluses; further points out that the balance between supply and demand can be maintained provided that the EU applies a more vigorous and sustained policy to promote olive oil consumption, both on its own territory and in third countries; considers, however, that the trend in supply and in the markets calls for the adoption of a new COM at an early date, in order to maintain and consolidate the results obtained by the industry in the EU’s peripheral regions for employment, earnings and environmental protection; 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/195 Thursday 18 December 1997 2. Considers that the Commission must revise and check the figures given in its options paper when it makes legislative proposals, and rectify the damage inflicted on the production sector through the application of the current system, which may cause serious and permanent disruption of an economic and social nature; 3. Stresses the important role played by this sector in maintaining employment in these regions, both directly in production, and indirectly in upstream and downstream sectors, which provides a significant stimulus for regional development; any reform must therefore constantly take into account the need to respect the principle of economic and social cohesion; 4. Considers that the shortcomings of the Commissionís options paper as regards describing and diagnosing the situation in the sector, the failure to analyze the consequences of the options considered and the fact that only one of them is considered in detail, make it invalid as an adequate basis for a reform of the COM and recommends to the Commission that it should revise and complete its analyses when it submits legislative proposals, in order to avoid the risk of social, economic and environmental problems; 5. Notes that the Commission has failed to comply with its obligation, under Regulation (EEC) 2261/84, to submit to the Council and Parliament a report on the operation of the aid system for olive oil, which Parliament reminded it of in its abovementioned resolution of 25 October 1996; 6. Rejects aid per tree as a basic option for the reform of the COM as proposed by the Commission, as it will not protect actual production, since it entails a high risk of job losses, environmental damage and a deterioration in the quality of the final product; II. Main elements on which to base the future COM Calls on the Commission to submit legislative proposals for a reform of the COM and to base them 7. on: (a) the granting of a single form of production aid which guarantees a fair income for all producers on the basis of the quantity of oil actually produced, by including small producers in the general system of production aid, in order to facilitate the carrying out of controls; by guaranteeing olive growers fair profits for maintaining the necessary volume of production and marketing of olive oil; by creating an additional system of aid to small farms; and by introducing the environmental and regional planning rules necessary to preserve sensitive areas; (b) increasing the MGQ to bring it into line with the total of Community consumption, average annual exports and a margin for security; establishing NRQs for the producer Member States; (c) final abolition of the consumption aid and the introduction of an effective instrument that will make it possible to set up an integrated control system from production to consumption; (d) maintaining the intervention mechanism and the intervention price, with measures for private storage and buffer stocks as an efficient system to ensure the stability of markets and prices in a sector where production levels vary considerably from year to year; (e) creating a supplementary system of support for small farmers to promote employment and maintain the rural population; (f) the uniform regulation in all the olive-producing Member States of the main parameters of the COM, in order to avoid such things as a repetition of the current situation as regards the calculation of yield and the failure to set up a uniform register of olive cultivation; (g) the implementation and financing, inter alia through resources derived from the abolition of consumption aid, of a global policy for the promotion of consumption and quality, by means of a policy of projecting and promoting the product and looking for new markets, including a ban on the marketing of mixtures of olive oil and other oils, in order to guarantee consumers an authentic product, and introducing effective incentives for quality production; C 14/196 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 (h) the operation of an integrated Community control system, based on the marketing of oil as the trigger for aid, to increase cooperation between national and Community control bodies and ensure the transparency of aid, and the rapid introduction in all producer countries of an integrated control system that is simple, reliable and effective and capable of preventing fraud, on pain of suspension of aid; (i) the introduction of specific and effective measures to support activities relating to concentration of supply, placing products on the market, promotion, crop improvement, technological innovation, environmental protection and quality improvement, through the producers’ organizations and their unions, thereby strengthening the importance of their role; (j) a modification of inward processing traffic in olive oil, making it an exclusive regulating mechanism, revising the equivalences system and authorizing this system only when a deficit in Community olive oil has been established which cannot be remedied using buffer stock; (k) the creation of a system of production aid for table olives, replacing the rules under budget heading B1-184, which has proved totally ineffective, and providing it with adequate funding; (l) support for the olive oil sector by improving management and developing and increasing existing resources to project and promote the product and seek new markets; (m) the overall simplification of the system which is necessary for increased transparency needed for combating fraud in the sector; III. Specific requests to the Commission 8. Acknowledges identified problems of controllability and resulting fraud, which are, however, less dramatic than the Commission’s note suggests; nevertheless urges the Commission to prove convincingly the necessity, feasibility and budgetary neutrality of any option in order to avoid the risk of unforeseen developments and an increase in unemployment which would affect less favoured and vulnerable regions; 9. Urges the Commission to take account in its legislative proposals of the disparities between agricultural regions, the need to make the necessary changes gradually and the link between agriculture and the economy as a whole; 10. Expresses the wish that the Commission will insist that countries that have not yet done so establish a comprehensive olive cultivation register, which can serve as a basis for the necessary survey to assess the regional impact of the proposed reform and be useful in combating fraud; 11. Considers that the Commission must draw up and submit a study into the implications of the GATT Agreements and the policy of export refunds on olive production and on workers’ incomes, and a thorough and comprehensive study of the outlook for the international olive oil market, and the ways and means of maintaining the EU’s position as an olive oil exporter; Again urges the Commission, as requested in Parliament’s resolution of 10 April 1997 containing 12. the comments which form part of the decision giving discharge to the Commission in respect of the implementation of the general budget of the European Union for the financial year 1995 (1), to apply immediately all the controls made available by the legislation in force, without waiting for the introduction of the future reform; 13. Calls on the Commission to respect the Amsterdam Treaty, in particular its objective of promoting a high level of employment as a key element in the coordination of economic policies, and not to put forward proposals which threaten to destroy employment; (1) OJ C 132, 28. 4. 1997, p. 140. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/197 Thursday 18 December 1997 IV. Further comments 14. Insists, in view of the forecasts of growth in demand for olive oil on international markets and to support the product on the internal market, that the EU must develop a policy for increasing the quality of the product as a natural product and prohibiting its blending with other oils, to improve competitiveness and increase exports and consequently maintain or increase employment and productivity; 15. Repeats that, in order to protect olive growing and combat fraud, and in the interests of the ever increasing number of consumers, the olive growers’ representative bodies and associations and their role in control procedures must be strengthened; Considers that, to strengthen this sector, better management and development and an increase in 16. existing resources to present and promote this product are required; 17. Points out, for example, that the income aids provided for sectors such as arable crops, dairy products and beef and veal are essentially compensatory in nature to offset the differences between domestic prices and international prices; Notes also the lack of uniformity in compensatory aid, adjustment aid, aid for environmental and 18. social services, etc. , and calls on the Commission to spell out its objectives and clearly define the objectives of the CAP; 19. Considers that the Commission should draw up a general framework for possible variations in aid going beyond the olive oil sector and that this general framework should set out the different production methods and govern the relationship between aid and socio-economic, regional and environmental criteria (cross-compliance); 20. Is concerned lest future budgetary savings at the level of the COM in olive oil result in greater pressure on Structural Fund spending, notably greater expenditure on ongoing CSFs for each Member State; Calls on the Commission to define the concept of ábudgetary neutrality’ and to say whether it is a 21. key element in the reform of the CAP or any of the sectors concerned; 22. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council and Commission. * * * 11. Combating tobacco consumption A4-0341/97 Resolution on the Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament on the present and proposed Community role in combating tobacco consumption (COM(96)0609 › C4- 0014/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission communication, COM(96)0609 › C4-0014/97, › having regard to Article 3(o) of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 129 of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 100a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to the report from the Commission to the Council on the common organization of the market in raw tobacco, COM(96)0554 › C4-0057/97, C 14/198 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 › having regard to the amended Commission proposal for a Council Directive on advertising for tobacco products, COM(92)0196 › SYN0194 (1), › having regard to the Europe Against Cancer programme, › having regard to the Council resolution on banning smoking in places open to the public (2), › having regard to the Council resolution on the reduction of smoking in the European Community (3), › having regard to Council Directive 90/239/EEC on the approximation of the laws concerning the maximum tar yield of cigarettes (4), › having regard to the report from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on the response to the resolution of the Council on banning smoking in places open to the public (COM(96)0573), › having regard to Council Directives 89/622/EEC (5) and 92/41/EEC (6) on the approximation of the laws relating to the labelling of tobacco products, › having regard to the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee on the Commission communication (CES 772/97), › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the opinion of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media (A4-0341/97), A. whereas half a million people die each year of the effects of smoking, making smoking the biggest avoidable cause of death in the Union; B. whereas the purpose of the Commissionís communication is to contribute to a review of existing and possible future anti-smoking strategies › both at Community and Member State level › aimed at reducing the public health impact of smoking on European citizens, C. whereas the Commission will consider proposing further specific measures and actions in the light of the response to the Communication, D. whereas scientific studies in a number of European countries, some of them financed by the Union, confirm that smoking during pregnancy and in the presence of infants significantly increases the risk of cot death (SIDS); E. whereas the Community and the Member States have complementary roles to play in combating the use of tobacco in the Union and whereas their respective measures in this field must therefore be coordinated, F. whereas the Community can act as a catalyst for anti-smoking measures taken at Member State level, 1. Notes to its dismay that the decline in the number of smokers in the Union is slowing down, with the numbers of women smokers clearly rising and young people beginning to smoke at an increasingly early age; Reaffirms its resolute advocacy of an EU Directive governing the direct or indirect advertising of 2. tobacco products; (1) OJ C 129, 21. 5. 1992, p. 5. (2) OJ C 189, 26. 7. 1989, p. 1. (3) OJ C 374, 11. 12. 1994, p. 4. (4) OJ L 137, 30. 5. 1990, p. 36. (5) OJ L 359, 8. 12. 1989, p. 1. (6) OJ L 158, 11. 6. 1992, p. 30. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/199 Thursday 18 December 1997 Urges the Commission to assess to what extent the use of tobacco is promoted via new 3. communications tools, such as the Internet and product placement; Is aware of the momentum that the proposed US tobacco settlement can bring to combating tobacco 4. consumption; 5. Notes the consistent scientific evidence on dangers related to passive smoking; States that everyone has the right to breathe clean air and that this right must always prevail over the 6. right to smoke; 7. Points out that tobacco consumption in public and at the workplace imposes enormous costs on society in terms of deteriorating public and private facilities, higher expenditure on maintaining cleanliness at the workplace, in our cities and on our beaches, and as a cause of forest fires; Supports measures aimed at banning smoking in the working environment in order to improve 8. workersí health and safety; Notes that if children and adolescents can be successfully prevented from taking up smoking and 9. becoming addicted, they are unlikely to acquire the habit later in life; Supports concrete measures aimed at reducing childrenís and adolescentsí exposure and access to 10. tobacco products, such as: › a ban on tobacco vending machines and self-service displays, making it possible only to sell tobacco products over the counter; › a ban on cigarette package sizes primarily aimed at young consumers; › the introduction of a Community-wide age limit of 18 years for the purchase of tobacco products; › increases in the price of tobacco in real terms; Believes that the Commission should propose the harmonization of tobacco tax with a view to 11. establishing a minimum level, the aim being to reduce consumption; Recommends careful monitoring of developments in the display of nicotine levels on packets 12. throughout the Community; 13. Regrets that hand-rolling tobacco is not subject to any standards for maximum permitted tar content; calls urgently on the Commission to make hand-rolling tobacco subject to the same standards for tar content as cigarettes; Supports the review of existing test methods for determining tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide 14. yields; Recommends that any substance added to tobacco should be indicated on the label and should be 15. proven not to have any harmful effects on health in burnt or unburnt form; 16. Recommends that, in accordance with the comprehensive existing legislation in the European Union and the Member States, any substances added to tobacco should be non-toxic and have been demonstrated to be free of effects damaging to health; 17. Considers that the relationship between excise duties levied on cigarettes and those on hand-rolling tobacco must be reviewed, and calls on the Commission to draw up as speedily as possible a proposal under which excise duty on hand-rolling tobacco would progressively be increased to the level of that on cigarettes; 18. Urges the Commission to set up an Inter-Institutional Committee (Council, Commission and Parliament) to investigate, with the assistance of scientific committees, whether tobacco companies are incorporating additives into tobacco in order to intensify addiction to nicotine; 19. Recognizes that price can greatly influence tobacco consumption, and can therefore serve as an important instrument of anti-tobacco policy; urges the Commission consequently to submit proposals for coordinated upward adjustments to excise duty on cigarettes; C 14/200 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Requests the Commission to evaluate the effectiveness of the health warning on packages before 20. proposing possible modifications of the above-mentioned Directives 89/622/EEC and 92/41/EEC; Proposes including a toll-free telephone number on the label of tobacco products, where callers can 21. be given objective information on tobacco use and information on smoking cessation programmes; 22. Calls for more complete information on the connection between cot death (SIDS) and smoking; Stresses the need for information and awareness campaigns to change the behaviour of tobacco 23. smokers in public, with a view to ensuring social courtesy and respect for non-smokers; 24. Recommends the implementation of effective smoking cessation programmes which provide for smoking cessation counselling and advice by health professionals, and make available nicotine replacement therapy; Asks for a substantial increase in the funding devoted to anti-tobacco projects within the framework 25. of the Europe against cancerí programme; Proposes the establishment of a yearly European Prize for the best anti-tobacco project in the 26. Union; Supports the proposal that the Union should devote part of its development aid to programmes 27. aimed at combating tobacco use in developing countries and that the Union should refuse development aid to tobacco-related projects; 28. Condemns the Unionís export of tobacco of poor quality › not meeting European standards › to third countries, thereby contributing to health problems in countries which already have a low level of public health; 29. Considers that there can be no conflict between the objectives of health protection and the other policies, since the EU Treaty states that the health dimension must form part of all policies, including the common agricultural policy; Supports international efforts to secure the adoption of a convention (under United Nations 30. auspices) on combating tobacco use; 31. Considers that the Commission must urgently launch a legislative initiative seeking to have nicotine declared an addiction-inducing substance throughout the Union, in terms similar to those secured by the US Food and Drug Administration; Recommends that smoking cessation programmes be made available to all at low cost (or no cost), 32. and that all persons wishing to stop smoking be enabled to benefit from effective help; Calls for the current review on the harmonisation of excise duties (1995/96) to include specific 33. proposals to ensure: › an effective, upward convergence of excises on tobacco products, › equality of excise duties on both manufactured and hand-rolling (RYO) tobacco; 34. Recommends the distribution of nicotine-substitute products; Calls for specific action to be taken, in close cooperation with the Member States, in the form for 35. example of treatment programmes in the armed forces or government administrative departments; Calls on the Commission to coordinate and support, at Community and national level, the 36. establishment of a platform of governmental and non-governmental organizations to require tobacco companies in the European Union to pay compensation for the damage done to smokersí health on a basis similar to the proceedings currently being brought against tobacco companies in the USA; 37. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council and Commission. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/201 Thursday 18 December 1997 12. Anti-personnel mines B4-1042, 1051, 1059, 1063, 1072, 1076 and 1081/97 Resolution on the 1997 Convention on the prohibition and destruction of anti-personnel mines The European Parliament, › having regard to its previous resolutions on landmines, which called for a complete ban on anti-personnel mines, › having regard to the Convention on the prohibition of the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel mines and on their destruction signed by 122 states in Ottawa on 3 and 4 December 1997, A. whereas the Ottawa Convention meets its demands for an international instrument imposing a total ban on anti-personnel mines with no exceptions, each country adhering to the Ottawa Convention committing itself ánever, under any circumstancesí to use anti-personnel mines, B. whereas it has been involved in the Ottawa Processí to establish such an instrument since it was launched in October 1996, C. whereas the number of states that have signed the Ottawa Convention is considerably higher than might have been expected and marks a very significant step in ridding the world of these brutal weapons, D. whereas the Convention will only enter into force six months after it has been ratified by 40 states, E. noting with approval that Canada, Ireland and Mauritius have already deposited their instruments of ratification, F. whereas it is important that more countries should now proceed to sign it, G. whereas, in order to ensure compliance with the Convention, it is essential now to move swiftly to ensure its effective implementation, H. whereas the momentum gathered in the campaign to ban anti-personnel mines must be maintained not only to widen adherence to the Convention but also to pursue efforts to clear mines and rehabilitate victims, I. whereas the Convention provides for all signatories to destroy all anti-personnel mines in mined areas under their control no later than ten years after its entry into force and, where possible, to assist others in mine clearance and related activities, J. whereas the European Union and its Member States are currently the largest contributors outside the United Nations of funds and expertise for mine clearance, Congratulates the Canadian Government in having successfully organized the negotiation of such a 1. binding and watertight convention in such a short period of time; 2. Welcomes the significant role played by the Commission in the campaign against anti-personnel mines and in particular its full and effective support for the Ottawa Processí; 3. Commends the 14 EU Member States which have signed the Convention for having done so and calls on the Finnish Government to sign as soon as possible, in the realization that any possible military advantages of anti-personnel mines are far outweighed by their disastrous humanitarian effects and that worldwide respect for the Convention is vital; C 14/202 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 4. Considers that the EUís leading position in the fight against anti-personnel mines would be strengthened by having the 14 Member States which have signed the Convention among the first 40 states to ratify it and urges these Member States therefore to do their utmost to expedite their ratification procedures with the aim of completing them by mid-1998; 5. Is pleased to see that, of those countries applying for membership of the European Union, eight (Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic and Slovenia) have already signed the Convention and calls on Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Turkey to do so in the near future; 6. Urges all states which have not yet signed the Convention, and in particular the United States, Russia, China, and India, which have as producing countries a major role to play, to do so during 1998 and to halt immediately all exports of anti-personnel mines; calls on the Commission and the Council to raise this question at all appropriate meetings with countries linked to the European Union by trade and cooperation or other agreements, declarations or action plans; 7. Calls upon all Member States to take the necessary administrative, legislative and other measures at national level to ensure compliance with the Convention and to provide assistance to severely mine-affected countries for the destruction of stockpiles of anti-personnel mines, clearance of emplaced mines and vastly increased programmes of assistance to mine victims; 8. Calls for effective coordination of international efforts in mine clearance and in the rehabilitation of victims by states, international organizations and NGOs, perhaps involving the creation of an international steering committee and working groups for appropriate technology, information management and afflicted country actions, with a strong EU involvement; 9. Points out that such a coordinated approach, apart from ensuring that aid is disbursed efficiently, could enable afflicted countries to deal with a single organization rather than having to devise complicated programmes involving myriad organizations; 10. Calls on the UN Conference on Disarmament to consider the question of anti-personnel mines with a view to promoting a ban thereon amongst the non-signatory countries and to securing firm undertakings from those countries concerning the banning of such mines; Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the governments 11. and parliaments of the Member States and the Government of Canada. 13. Burundi B4-1049, 1052, 1065, 1075, 1077 and 1085/97 Resolution on Burundi The European Parliament › having regard to its previous resolutions on the situation in Burundi and the Great Lakes Region of Africa, A. concerned by the persisting conflict in Burundi and the destabilising effect that civil war is having on neighbouring countries, B. alarmed by the continuing arms flow to belligerent parties, army and militias in Burundi, and shocked by the deliberate targeting of civilians by Burundian armed groups, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/203 Thursday 18 December 1997 C. deeply concerned by the Government’s policy of forcibly relocating the population in many areas into regroupment camps, which often lack access to adequate sanitary and health care and are cut off from humanitarian aid, D. noting the report by Human Rights Watch on the recent arms flow to Burundian belligerents which has helped trigger serious human rights violations, E. regretting the porousness and therefore the ineffectiveness of the one-sided regional arms embargo, F. noting the role or involvement of some Member States in arms flows to the region and regretting the absence of a European Union policy in this field, G. whereas the Council and the Commission have stated the need for a regional conference on peace, security and stability in the Great Lakes Region, H. shocked by the recent massacre of hundreds of civilians in Rwanda perpetrated by extremist Hutu militians which confirms the degree of insecurity in the Great Lakes Region, Condemns all atrocities and human rights violations committed by all sides on the civilian 1. population and urges the warring parties to stop fighting immediately and negotiate a lasting peace agreement; 2. Condemns the continuing arms flows to Burundian belligerent parties, as they are a grave threat to a peaceful solution of the conflict and the stability of the Great Lakes Region, and contribute to endangering the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians; Supports the imposition of an international arms embargo on both sides in the conflict and calls on 3. the Member States to act accordingly; 4. Supports the reactivation by the United Nations of a commission of inquiry on arms flows to the Great Lakes Region to conduct an investigation of arms flows into Burundi and to Burundian citizens in neighbouring states, to report to the UN General Assembly and Security Council with recommendations on what measures should be taken to stop arms flows into this volatile region, specifically into Burundi and to Burundian citizens in neighbouring states; 5. Calls on the governments of Burundi and of neighbouring countries to permit the deployment of UN or Organization of African Unity military observers in airfields and other key transportation points near and in Burundi, and to cooperate with and assist these observers; further calls on all parties to commit themselves to the Arusha negotiations with a view to finding a negotiated solution to the conflict; 6. Demands that all EU Member States prevent the sale and supply, by their nationals or from their territories or using their vessels or aircraft, of arms and related material of all types, including weapons and ammunition, military vehicles and equipment and spare parts, whether or not originating in their territory, to Burundi; Calls on the Council to work actively for the convening of a regional conference for peace, security 7. and stability under the aegis of the UN and OAU; 8. Calls on the Council to adopt a joint action in accordance with Article J. 3 of the EU Treaty to promote national reconciliation, the rule of law, human rights and democracy in the countries of the region; 9. Intructs its President to forward this resolution to the Commission, the Council, the Secretaries- General of the UN and the OAU, the governments of central African countries and the co-presidents of the ACP-EU Joint Assembly. C 14/204 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 14. Human rights (a) B4-1046, 1053, 1069, 1078 and 1088/97 Resolution on Nigeria The European Parliament, › having regard to common position 95/544/CFSP of 4 December 1995, defined by the Council on the basis of Article J. 2 of the EU Treaty, on Nigeria (1), › having regard to the Council Decisions of 28 November 1997 to extend the validity of the common position referred to above (2), concerning its implementation (3), › having regard to its previous resolutions on Nigeria, A. whereas the democratic process in Nigeria was brutally interrupted in 1993 with the annulment of the presidential elections and the establishment of a military regime led by General Abacha, B. deeply concerned by the repeated violations of human rights by the Nigerian regime, despite all international pressure seeking to achieve the restoration of democracy, independence of the judicial system, the rule of law, freedom of the press and respect for human rights in the country, C. shocked by the death of General Shehu Musa YaríAdua while being held as a political prisoner in Nigeria, one of the main political opponents of the current regime who had been imprisoned in inhuman conditions since 1995, D. deeply concerned by the conditions of detention of the other political prisoners and by the constant harassment, persecution and arrests of members of the democratic opposition, E. whereas on 28 November 1997 the Council only prolonged the sanctions against Nigeria by one year, despite the fact that these sanctions have been breached in part and have not been effective; concerned by the manipulation of these sanctions in their favour by certain oil companies operating in Nigeria, F. deploring the fact that Nigeriaís prosperity brought about through its oil wealth prompts some parts of the international community to show a culpable indulgence towards that country, G. regretting that an exception has been made to enable Nigeria to participate in the football World Cup and that an opportunity to influence human rights policy in Nigeria rights has thus been lost, 1. Reiterates its condemnation of the military regime in Nigeria which continues systematically to violate fundamental human rights and to oppress its opponents and all the democratic forces in the country; 2. Notes that the sanctions currently applied by the European Union against Nigeria have not proved to be really effective and calls, therefore, on the European Union and its Member States to be vigilant with regard to the effectiveness of the implementation of its sanctions; Stresses that an international oil embargo would be the most effective way of depriving the military 3. junta of its main source of revenue and forcing the Nigerian authorities to restore democracy; (1) OJ L 309, 21. 12. 1995, p. 1. (2) OJ L 338, 9. 12. 1997, p. 8. (3) OJ L 338, 9. 12. 1997, p. 7. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/205 Thursday 18 December 1997 4. Requests the Member States not to grant visas to members of the Nigerian regime and to take the necessary measures to freeze their financial assets and to grant refugee status to Nigerians in exile who are opposed to the military regime; Urges the Nigerian Government to release all political prisoners, including Moshood Abiola, 5. Olusegun Obansanjo, Frank Kokori and Beko Ransome-Kuti and Ogana Ifowodo; Urges the Government to withdraw its charges against the Nobel prize winner for literature, Wole 6. Soyinka, and to allow him to return to his country without fear of reprisals; Stresses the need for stronger measures for the protection of the environment, in particular in areas 7. where oil is extracted; 8. Welcomes the United Nations Human Rights Commissionís resolution on Nigeria and urges the UN to appoint a special rapporteur for the country; 9. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the governments of the Member States, the United Nations Secretary-General, the Nigerian authorities, the OAU Secretary- General and the co-presidents of the ACP-EU Joint Assembly. (b) B4-1050, 1067, 1073, 1079 and 1086/97 Resolution on the situation in Sierra Leone The European Parliament, › having regard to United Nations Security Council resolution 1132, › having regard to the declarations of the Presidency of the Union of 28 May, 20 June, 10 July and 5 December 1997 on the situation in Sierra Leone, › having regard to its previous resolutions on Sierra Leone and in particular that of 12 June 1997 (1), › having regard to the common position of the Council of 8 December 1997, A. whereas a military coup was carried out on 25 May 1997 by elements in the Sierra Leone army who deposed the democratically elected President Kabbah and forced him to flee the country, B. whereas this coup, the third since 1992, halted the efforts by the civil authorities and the rebels of the United Revolutionary Front with regard to the democratic process, started in March 1996, and the organization of multi-party elections, C. having regard to the plundering and acts of violence perpetrated against the people of Sierra Leone since this coup, D. disturbed by the warning given on 25 November 1997 by the World Food Programme that in Sierra Leone 200 000 people are threatened with starvation and by estimates that more than 200 000 people have been displaced and are fleeing the violence which has gripped the country since the coup, E. having regard to the sanctions adopted on 8 October 1997 by the United Nations Security Council with a view to banning the movements of members of the military junta and establishing an arms and oil embargo, F. whereas the Ecowas was mandated by the United Nations to monitor observance of these sanctions, G. whereas a peace agreement was concluded on 23 October 1997 in Conakry between the military junta and the Ecowas Committee of Five and was accepted by President Kabbah, H. whereas the peace agreement stipulates a return to constitutional legality and the disarmament and demobilization of all combatants within six months, (1) OJ C 200, 30. 6. 1997, p. 170. C 14/206 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 1. Reiterates its condemnation of the coup perpetrated in Sierra Leone, which has interrupted the democratization process and provoked instability within the country and urges the authorities in Sierra Leone to cease the exactions against the civilian population; 2. Welcomes the peace agreement of 23 October 1997 and calls on all the parties to the conflict to respect their obligations under the agreement; Calls on the EU to investigate speedily what mediating role it can play, in particular with regard to 3. the disarmament agreements; 4. Notes with satisfaction the common position of the Council of 8 December 1997 seeking to implement at European Union level the sanctions adopted by the United Nations Security Council with regard to Sierra Leone; 5. Urges the Commission to investigate as a matter of urgency whether sufficient emergency aid is available for the population of Sierra Leone and what role the EU can play in the adequate provision of this aid; Calls on the European Union to provide appropriate assistance to the neighbouring countries which 6. have accepted a large number of refugees since the start of the fighting; 7. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the co-presidents of the ACP-EU Joint Assembly, the Secretaries-General of the UN and the OAU, Ecowas and the authorities in Sierra Leone. (c) B4-1038, 1057, 1064, 1074 and 1089/97 Resolution on Croatia The European Parliament › having regard to its previous resolutions, reports, and recommendations on the situation in Croatia and the former Yugoslavia, A. whereas Croatia is a party to the European Convention on Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, B. whereas these international agreements oblige the government of Croatia to protect the right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, C. whereas the freedom to form, operate and participate in independent non-governmental organizations and independent media free of unreasonable government interference is an integral part of the rights protected by these international agreements, D. whereas Croatia is a member state of the OSCE, whose instruments contain similar provisions protecting the fundamental freedoms as those referred to above, E. whereas the Government of Croatia has enacted a new law on associations this year which authorises broad interference by the government in the activities of non-governmental organizations, F. whereas the Government of Croatia has submitted to the parliament a draft law on humanitarian organizations and humanitarian assistance which might increase governmental control over the activities of many humanitarian, refugee and human rights groups, G. noting with concern that the Government of Croatia has continued financial investigations into a number of independent non-governmental organizations and media outlets in Croatia, as well as criminal investigations and prosecutions into their personnel, in particular the Croatian Helsinki Committee, the largest human rights group in Croatia, Feral Tribune, a political weekly newspaper; and the Open Society Institute of Croatia, the largest foundation operating in Croatia, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/207 Thursday 18 December 1997 H. whereas on 21 November 1997 two officers of the Open Society Institute of Croatia were given one year suspended sentences and three years’ probation in a criminal trial, and that on 4 December 1997 hearings in a case against staff members and various beneficiaries of the Open Society Institute of Croatia continued, I. whereas on 4 December 1997 the Croatian government brought a libel suit against the weekly magazine Globus; whereas the trial against the Feral Tribune is scheduled to resume in December 1997, J. whereas in October 1997 the Council of Europe expressed renewed concerns about Croatia’s continued state control of the media and harassment of independent media, Condemns the attacks through legal and other means against independent non-governmental 1. organizations and media and their staff in Croatia by the Croatian authorities; 2. Urges the Government and Parliament of Croatia to stop restricting the freedom of association and to review the law on associations, as well as the other laws imposing unwarranted restrictions on civil society, with a view to amending them so that they comply with international human rights standards and practice; Urges the Croatian authorities to guarantee the existence of free and independent media and repeats 3. its call on the Croatian Government to repeal its amendments to the penal code, passed in 1996; 4. Urges the Council and the Commission to help strengthen the independent media and the non-governmental sector in Croatia and to contribute to a fully democratic system in the country by means of programmes based on the PHARE programe for democracy; Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the Council of 5. Europe, the OSCE, and the Government and Parliament of Croatia. (d) B4-1066 and 1087/97 Resolution on the human rights situation in Djibouti The European Parliament, A. alarmed at the human rights situation in Djibouti, and particularly disturbed at the violence perpetrated against members of the opposition on the eve of the legislative elections scheduled for 19 December 1997, B. recalling that on 26 September 1997 the leading figures of the Afar opposition, including Mr Mohamed Kadamy, the representative in Europe of the FRUD (Front for the Restoration of Unity in Djibouti), as well as a number of his co-workers and members of their families, were arrested in Ethiopia and extradited to Djibouti, where they are now being held in jail, C. particularly concerned at the situation of Mrs A ¤cha Dabale·, the wife of Mr Mohamed Kadamy and a member of a humanitarian organization, who was pregnant at the moment of her arrest, D. recalling that the parliamentary immunity of three MPs from the ruling party was lifted in 1996 on the grounds that they had expressed public criticism of the policies of the President of Djibouti, Hassan Gouled Aptidon, and deploring the fact that, after a trial marked by irregularities, they were sentenced to six months in prison and five yearsí deprivation of civil rights, E. drawing attention to the existence of large numbers of refugees and displaced persons, who are still unable to return to their home regions, F. whereas Djibouti is a signatory to the Lome· Convention, Article 5 of which states that development aid is conditional on respect for and the enjoyment of fundamental human rights and freedoms, C 14/208 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 1. Calls on the authorities of Djibouti to ensure full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, especially freedom of expression and the right to a fair trial respecting the rights of the defendant; Condemns the arrest of the members of the FRUD and their families, and calls for their immediate 2. and unconditional release; Calls on the authorities of Djibouti to ensure that the legislative elections of 19 December 1997 take 3. place in a context of freedom and democracy; 4. Calls on the Government of Djibouti and the governments of the countries of the region to make every effort to facilitate the return of those who have left their homes or fled as refugees to the neighbouring countries, and, in particular, to rehabilitate or hand back their houses, many of which are being occupied by the government forces; Calls on the Commission and the Council to ensure respect for Article 5 of the Lome· Convention and 5. to keep a close watch on the human rights situation in Djibouti; Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the co-presidents of 6. the ACP-EU Joint Assembly and the Governments of Djibouti, Ethiopia and Eritrea. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/209 Thursday 18 December 1997 ATTENDANCE REGISTER 18 December 1997 The following signed: díAboville, Adam, Aelvoet, Ahern, Ahlqvist, Alavanos, Aldo, Amadeo, Anastassopoulos, díAncona, Andersson, Andre·-Le·onard, Andrews, Angelilli, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Anttila, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Arroni, Baldarelli, Baldi, Balfe, Bardong, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barthet-Mayer, Barton, Barzanti, Bazin, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernard-Reymond, Bertens, Berthu, Bianco, Billingham, van Bladel, Blak, Bloch von Blottnitz, Blokland, Blot, Bo¤ge, Bo¤sch, Bonde, Bontempi, Boogerd-Quaak, Botz, Bourlanges, Bowe, de Bre·mond díArs, Breyer, Brinkhorst, Brok, Buffetaut, Burenstam Linder, Burtone, Cabezo·n Alonso, Caccavale, Caligaris, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cardona, Carlsson, Carniti, Cars, Cassidy, Castagne‘de, Castagnetti, Castellina, Castricum, Cederschio¤ld, Cellai, Chanterie, Chesa, Chichester, Christodoulou, Coates, Cohn-Bendit, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Gerard, Collins Kenneth D. , Colombo Svevo, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Cornelissen, Correia, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cot, Cottigny, Cox, Crampton, Crawley, Crowley, Cunha, Cunningham, Cushnahan, van Dam, DíAndrea, Danesin, Dankert, Darras, Daskalaki, David, De Coene, De Esteban Martin, De Giovanni, DellíAlba, De Melo, Denys, Deprez, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, van Dijk, Dillen, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dupuis, Dury, Dybkjær, Ebner, Eisma, Elchlepp, Elles, Elliott, Elmalan, Eriksson, Estevan Bolea, Ettl, Evans, Ewing, Fabra Valle·s, Fabre-Aubrespy, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Farassino, Fassa, Fayot, Ferber, Fe·ret, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferna·ndez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Fitzsimons, Flemming, Florenz, Florio, Fontaine, Fontana, Ford, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Frischenschlager, Frutos Gama, Funk, Gallagher, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garosci, Garot, Garriga Polledo, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Giansily, Gillis, Gil-Robles Gil-Delgado, Glante, Glase, Goepel, Goerens, Go¤rlach, Gomolka, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gonza·lez Triviño, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Graenitz, Graziani, Gro¤ner, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, Guinebertie‘re, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Haarder, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Ha¤nsch, Hager, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hatzidakis, Haug, Hautala, Hawlicek, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hindley, Hoff, Holm, Hoppenstedt, Hory, Hughes, Hume, Hyland, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jackson, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Jove· Peres, Kaklamanis, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kerr, Kestelijn-Sierens, Killilea, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Kokkola, Konrad, Krarup, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Kristoffersen, Kronberger, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lalumie‘re, La Malfa, Lambrias, Lange, Langen, Langenhagen, Lannoye, Larive, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Lataillade, Le Gallou, Lehne, Lenz, Le Pen, Leperre-Verrier, Le Rachinel, Lienemann, Liese, Lindeperg, Lindholm, Lindqvist, Linkohr, Linser, Lo¤o¤w, Lucas Pires, Lu¤ttge, Lulling, Macartney, McCarthy, McCartin, McIntosh, McMahon, McMillan-Scott, McNally, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Malerba, Malone, Manisco, Mann Erika, Mann Thomas, Marin, Marinho, Marinucci, Marset Campos, Martens, Martin David W. , Martin Philippe-Armand, Martinez, Mather, Mayer, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Me·gret, Mendiluce Pereiro, Mendonça, Menrad, Metten, Mezzaroma, Miller, Miranda, Miranda de Lage, Mohamed Ali, Mombaur, Moniz, Moorhouse, Mora·n Lo·pez, Moreau, Moretti, Morgan, Morris, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Mu¤ller, Mulder, Murphy, Muscardini, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Nassauer, Needle, Nencini, Newens, Newman, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nicholson, Nordmann, Novo, Novo Belenguer, Oddy, Ojala, Olsson, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Paasilinna, Pack, Pailler, Paisley, Palacio Vallelersundi, Papakyriazis, Parigi, Peijs, Pe·rez Royo, Perry, Peter, Pettinari, Pex, Piecyk, Piha, Pimenta, Pinel, Pirker, des Places, Plooij-van Gorsel, Plumb, Podesta‘, Poettering, Poggiolini, Poisson, Pollack, Pome·s Ruiz, Pompidou, Pons Grau, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Puerta, van Putten, Querbes, Rack, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Raschhofer, Rauti, Read, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rehder, Ribeiro, Riis-Jłrgensen, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rosado Fernandes, de Rose, Roth, Roth-Behrendt, Rothley, Roubatis, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Ryyna¤nen, Sainjon, Sakellariou, Samland, Sandbæk, Santini, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sarlis, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scapagnini, Scarbonchi, Scha¤fer, Schaffner, Schierhuber, Schlechter, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schnellhardt, Scho¤rling, Schro¤der, Schroedter, Schulz, Schwaiger, Seal, Secchi, Seppa¤nen, Sichrovsky, Simpson, Sindal, Siso· Cruellas, Sjo¤stedt, Skinner, Smith, Sonneveld, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Souchet, Soulier, Spaak, Speciale, Spiers, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Stirbois, Striby, Sturdy, Svensson, Swoboda, Tajani, Tamino, Tannert, Tappin, Tatarella, Taubira-Delannon, Telka¤mper, Terro·n i Cus ·, Teverson, Theato, Theonas, Theorin, Thomas, Thors, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Titley, Todini, Tongue, Torres Marques, Trakatellis, Trizza, Truscott, Ullmann, Va¤yrynen, Valdivielso de Cue·, Vallve·, Vandemeulebroucke, Vanhecke, Van Lancker, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, Vecchi, van Velzen W. G. , van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Verwaerde, Viceconte, Viola, Virgin, Virrankoski, Voggenhuber, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watson, Watts, Weber, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiebenga, Wieland, Wijsenbeek, Willockx, Wilson, von Wogau, Wolf, Wurtz, Wynn, Zimmermann C 14/210 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 (+) = For (›) = Against (O) = Abstention ANNEX I Result of roll-call votes 1. Tillich/Tomlinson report A4-0390/97 Amendment 3 (+) ARE: Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Anttila, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Haarder, Lindqvist, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Thors, Wiebenga GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Ojala, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Krarup, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella PPE: Imaz San Miguel, Piha, Stasi, Thyssen, Tindemans, van Velzen W. G. PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Blak, De Coene, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Lo¤o¤w, Myller, Oddy, Paasilinna, Read, Sindal, Theorin, Van Lancker, Waidelich, Wibe, Willockx V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas NI: Amadeo, Angelilli PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Adam, díAncona, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Darras, David, De Giovanni, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/211 Thursday 18 December 1997 Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Killilea, Lataillade, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Le Rachinel, Vanhecke PPE: Liese, Schierhuber, Stenmarck, Virgin, von Wogau (O) 2. Tillich/Tomlinson report A4-390/97 Amendment 4 (+) ARE: Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Ojala, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Krarup, Nicholson, des Places, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Le Rachinel, Linser, Martinez, Raschhofer, Stirbois, Vanhecke PPE: Ilaskivi, Piha PSE: Ahlqvist, Blak, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Myller, Read, Tannert, Theorin, Wibe, Willockx V: Gahrton, Holm, Lindholm, Scho¤rling (›) ARE: DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, De Clercq, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Mohamed Ali, Sornosa Mart ·nez NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Farassino, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, C 14/212 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Killilea, Lataillade, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) ELDR: Dybkjær, Haarder GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Jove· Peres, Novo, Pettinari, Puerta, Theonas PPE: Liese, Virgin 3. Tillich/Tomlinson report A4-390/97 Resolution (+) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Seppa¤nen I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Farassino, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/213 Thursday 18 December 1997 Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Sainjon, Taubira-Delannon, Vandemeulebroucke GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Bonde, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Krarup, des Places, de Rose, Sandbæk NI: Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Le Rachinel, Linser, Martinez, Raschhofer, Stirbois, Vanhecke PSE: Colom i Naval ARE: Novo Belenguer ELDR: Lindqvist PSE: Thomas, Wibe (O) UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Killilea, Lataillade, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte 4. Giansily report A4-0409/97 Amendment 1/rev. (+) ARE: Sainjon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Ojala, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, des Places, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet C 14/214 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NI: Amadeo, Dillen, Farassino, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Le Rachinel, Linser, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Berger, Castricum, Cot, Graenitz, Oddy, Wibe V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Ullmann, Voggenhuber (›) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Eisma, Nordmann, Spaak GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas PPE: Maij-Weggen, Verwaerde PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Killilea, Lataillade, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Tajani, Todini V: Ahern, Gahrton, Holm, Lindholm, Scho¤rling, Wolf PSE: Dankert, Megahy, Mutin (O) 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/215 Thursday 18 December 1997 5. Sandbaek recommendation A4-0379/97 Amendment 1 (+) ARE: Dupuis ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, des Places, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Cellai, Farassino, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella PPE: Stewart-Clark, Thyssen PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Theato, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Colajanni UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Killilea, Podesta‘, Santini, Tajani, Todini C 14/216 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Dillen, Vanhecke (O) 6. Sandbaek recommendation A4-0379/97 Amendment 4 (+) ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Lindqvist, Nordmann GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Mohamed Ali, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Cellai, Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/217 (›) Thursday 18 December 1997 ARE: De Lassus, Dupuis, Ewing, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Pinel, des Places NI: Farassino, Parigi UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Killilea, Podesta‘, Santini, Tajani, Todini (O) I-EDN: Sandbæk PPE: Posselt UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis 7. Sandbaek recommendation A4-0379/97 Amendment 3 (+) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Pinel, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Dillen, Farassino, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer PPE: Pimenta PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf C 14/218 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 (›) ARE: De Lassus, Dupuis, Ewing, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer NI: Amadeo, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Killilea, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Tajani, Todini (O) ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño I-EDN: Nicholson PPE: Posselt, Schierhuber 8. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-396/97 Amendment 4 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Pettinari I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Striby PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland, von Wogau 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/219 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Glante, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Myller, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Daskalaki, Kaklamanis, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Mu¤ller, Ullmann (›) ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Marset Campos, Ojala, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Amadeo, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella PPE: Bourlanges, Christodoulou, Pimenta, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Holm, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: de Rose PPE: Konrad, Lenz (O) 9. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 7 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Pettinari I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, Pinel, Sandbæk, Striby NI: Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, C 14/220 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Marset Campos, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson (›) NI: Amadeo, Parigi I-EDN: de Rose NI: Dillen (O) 10. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 8 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Thors, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Ferber, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/221 Thursday 18 December 1997 Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte (›) ELDR: Lindqvist I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf NI: Dillen UPE: Andrews (O) 11. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 18 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Pinel NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella C 14/222 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson (›) I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf NI: Dillen (O) 12. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 19 (+) ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/223 Thursday 18 December 1997 GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson I-EDN: Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cushnahan, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Blak, Corbett, Crampton, Elchlepp, Elliott, Iversen, Marinho, Morgan, Paasilinna, Randzio-Plath, Rehder, Sindal, Skinner, Tappin, Tomlinson, Verde i Aldea, Watts, Wemheuer, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Ullmann (›) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Lindqvist I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer PPE: Camiso·n Asensio, Reding, Schlu¤ter PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf C 14/224 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Pinel, de Rose NI: Dillen (O) 13. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 20 (+) ARE: Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: van Bladel, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/225 Thursday 18 December 1997 (›) I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer PSE: Newens V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) I-EDN: de Rose NI: Dillen V: Hautala 14. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 29 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Fassa, Haarder, La Malfa, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Pailler I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carniti, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, C 14/226 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Arroni, van Bladel, Caccavale, Danesin, Daskalaki, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Tamino (›) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas PSE: Bo¤sch UPE: Andrews, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Gallagher, Hyland (O) ELDR: Lindqvist I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer, Vanhecke V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf 15. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 149 (+) ELDR: Caligaris, Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Mohamed Ali, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, de Rose, Sandbæk, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Raschhofer PPE: Berend, DíAndrea, Ferrer PSE: Jo¤ns, Mendiluce Pereiro, Sanz Ferna·ndez V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Ullmann, Wolf ARE: De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney (›) ELDR: Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Nicholson 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/227 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bennasar Tous, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte NI: Dillen (O) 16. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 150 (+) ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Pinel, de Rose, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Raschhofer PSE: Bo¤sch, Gebhardt, Graenitz, Mendiluce Pereiro V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf ARE: De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Vandemeulebroucke (›) C 14/228 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Wiebenga NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Moretti, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte (O) I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Dillen PPE: Langenhagen 17. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 50 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Macartney ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Boogerd-Quaak, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/229 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Nicholson, Pinel, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Moretti, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte ELDR: Lindqvist (›) GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PSE: Berger, Gebhardt, Haug, Jo¤ns V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf NI: Dillen PSE: Graenitz (O) C 14/230 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 18. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 153 (+) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Langenhagen, Valdivielso de Cue· V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Gahrton, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf ARE: De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/231 (O) Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Berthu, Pinel NI: Dillen, Le Gallou PSE: Graenitz V: Mu¤ller 19. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 154 (+) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Pinel, Sandbæk, Striby NI: Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Raschhofer PPE: Liese PSE: Andersson Jan, Correia V: Ahern, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, C 14/232 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte V: Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler (O) I-EDN: de Rose PSE: Gebhardt, Graenitz V: Bloch von Blottnitz 20. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 155 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Macartney GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PSE: Marinho V: Gahrton, Hautala, Holm, Lindholm, Voggenhuber (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Nicholson, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Moretti, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/233 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Telka¤mper I-EDN: Pinel NI: Dillen (O) 21. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 116 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Denys, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann C 14/234 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, de Rose, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Moretti, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Scha¤fer, Tongue UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte I-EDN: Berthu, Nicholson, Pinel NI: Le Gallou (O) 22. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 156 (first part) (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney ELDR: Lindqvist, Olsson GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet, Striby NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Bianco, Liese PSE: Balfe, Cottigny, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Kuhne, Malone, Megahy, Terro·n i Cus · V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/235 Thursday 18 December 1997 (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Plooij-van Gorsel, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Thors, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Speciale, Swoboda, Tannert, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Scapagnini, Todini, Viceconte ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak (O) 23. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 157 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Sandbæk C 14/236 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PSE: Hallam UPE: díAboville, Collins Gerard, Gallagher, Garosci, Hyland, Malerba, Poisson, Pompidou, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Seppa¤nen, Svensson PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Langen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Mayer, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (O) GUE/NGL: Sjo¤stedt I-EDN: Buffetaut, de Rose PSE: Graenitz 24. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 118 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/237 Thursday 18 December 1997 ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: Buffetaut I-EDN: Berthu, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet (›) (O) C 14/238 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 25. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 117 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Lindqvist, Olsson, Ryyna¤nen, Thors, Virrankoski GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Sandbæk NI: Kronberger PPE: Stevens PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, de Rose NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz Da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/239 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Pinel NI: Dillen, Vanhecke (O) 26. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 123 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, DellíAlba, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Eisma, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Olsson, Ryyna¤nen, Thors, Virrankoski GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Pimenta PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Dybkjær, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Larive, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo C 14/240 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Collins Gerard, Daskalaki, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini I-EDN: Buffetaut, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet (O) NI: Le Gallou PPE: Langenhagen PSE: Marinucci 27. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 160 (first part) (+) ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Jove· Peres I-EDN: Souchet NI: Dillen, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Vanhecke PSE: Bo¤sch, De Coene, Elliott, Gebhardt, Graenitz, Haug, Jo¤ns, Marinho, Sanz Ferna·ndez V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, DellíAlba, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Marset Campos, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson, de Rose NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/241 Thursday 18 December 1997 Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini (O) I-EDN: Bonde, Buffetaut, Pinel, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer V: Ahern 28. Quisthoudt-Rowohl report A4-0396/97 Amendment 125 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon ELDR: La Malfa GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Buffetaut, Pinel, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Cushnahan, Thyssen PSE: Adam, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann C 14/242 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Teverson, Thors, Wiebenga I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Tindemans, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Hyland, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini 29. Cassidy report A4-0380/97 Amendment 19 (+) ARE: Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Goerens, Nordmann GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Puerta, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/243 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fayot, Gebhardt, Glante, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Spiers, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Santini V: Lannoye (›) ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Seppa¤nen, Svensson NI: Farassino, Moretti V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Sainjon NI: Dillen, Fe·ret, Kronberger, Vanhecke (O) 30. Cassidy report A4-0374/97 Amendment 20 (+) ARE: Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Nordmann, Plooij-van Gorsel I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland C 14/244 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fayot, Gebhardt, Glante, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lindeperg, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Mann Erika, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Metten, Miller, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Santini (›) ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Pailler, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas NI: Farassino, Moretti PSE: Linkohr V: Aelvoet, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf NI: Dillen, Fe·ret, Vanhecke PSE: Lo¤o¤w (O) 31. Pimenta report A4-0325/97 Legislative resolution (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Plooij-van Gorsel, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Pinel NI: Dillen, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Raschhofer, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Glase, Goepel, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Koch, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lucas Pires, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/245 Thursday 18 December 1997 Moorhouse, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Castricum, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fayot, Ford, Gebhardt, Glante, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lange, Lindeperg, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Miller, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Collins Gerard V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf (›) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Ryyna¤nen, Thors I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, de Rose, Sandbæk, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Le Gallou, Moretti, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Berend, Ferber, Florenz, Gu¤nther, Heinisch, Ilaskivi, Kittelmann, Konrad, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Schiedermeier, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Tillich PSE: Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki, Roubatis UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Crowley, Danesin, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Santini (O) ARE: Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño PPE: Gillis, Jarzembowski, Posselt, Ru¤big, Sturdy PSE: Berger 32. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 5 (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Dupuis, Lalumie‘re, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Ryyna¤nen, Thors, Watson GUE/NGL: Pettinari I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Areitio Toledo PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Blak, Bontempi, Castricum, Colajanni, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, C 14/246 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Dankert, David, De Coene, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Megahy, Metten, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Theorin, Thomas, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Poisson (›) ARE: Castagne‘de, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland Imaz San Miguel, Ilaskivi, PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Pollack, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Smith, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, White UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Wolf (O) ELDR: Wiebenga I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Vanhecke PPE: Carlsson, Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stenmarck, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Virgin PSE: Desama 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/247 Thursday 18 December 1997 33. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 6 (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Lalumie‘re, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Dillen, Hager, Raschhofer, Vanhecke PPE: Christodoulou, Maij-Weggen PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Megahy, Metten, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Tappin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Poisson ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño, Macartney, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Hindley, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Smith, Terro·n i Cus ·, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte C 14/248 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Kronberger, Le Gallou (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Konrad, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Schierhuber, Sturdy PSE: Apolina·rio 34. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 35 (+) ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Vanhecke PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Mora·n Lo·pez, Simpson UPE: Poisson (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, De Lassus, DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon, Scarbonchi, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland Ilaskivi, PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/249 Thursday 18 December 1997 Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf PSE: Wibe (O) 35. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Recital Z (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Sainjon, Scarbonchi, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, C 14/250 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Megahy, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy (›) PPE: Konrad, Liese UPE: van Bladel, Giansily (O) 36. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 7 (+) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Lalumie‘re, Scarbonchi, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Megahy, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Macartney, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/251 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Kerr, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mutin, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte NI: Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Raschhofer, Vanhecke (O) PPE: Konrad PSE: Apolina·rio, Speciale UPE: Giansily V: Wolf 37. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 8 (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Lalumie‘re, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Megahy, Metten, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis C 14/252 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 (›) ARE: De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Scarbonchi ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Kerr, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Holm NI: Dillen, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Raschhofer, Vanhecke (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Kellett-Bowman, Konrad, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Sturdy PSE: Apolina·rio, Speciale UPE: van Bladel, Giansily V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf 38. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Recital ZH (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/253 Thursday 18 December 1997 GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, McCartin, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Cot, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Falconer, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Marinho, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Daskalaki, Kaklamanis, Poisson V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Spaak GUE/NGL: Seppa¤nen I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Palacio Vallelersundi PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Megahy, Metten, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Pollack, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, Crowley, Danesin, Florio, Garosci, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte GUE/NGL: Sjo¤stedt I-EDN: Nicholson (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Konrad, Liese, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy C 14/254 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Speciale, Wibe UPE: van Bladel, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re 39. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 9 (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Novo Belenguer, Scarbonchi ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Vallve·, Virrankoski GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Kerr, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/255 Thursday 18 December 1997 UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Vanhecke (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Jackson, Konrad, Liese, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Sturdy PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Marinho UPE: van Bladel, Giansily 40. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 11 (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Danesin V: Holm (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve·, Virrankoski GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, C 14/256 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) PPE: Konrad PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily 41. Jove· Peres report A4-0341/97 Amendment 12 (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/257 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Ilaskivi, PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Konrad PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Hindley, Speciale, Wibe UPE: Giansily, Poisson 42. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 13 (+) ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann C 14/258 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Novo Belenguer, Scarbonchi ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) PPE: Cunha, Konrad PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale, Wibe UPE: Giansily 43. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 39 (+) ELDR: Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Vanhecke PPE: Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Fontaine, Grosseteête, Soulier, Verwaerde UPE: díAboville, Poisson, Pompidou 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/259 (›) Thursday 18 December 1997 ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Coates, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) I-EDN: Nicholson NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Konrad UPE: Giansily C 14/260 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 44. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Paragraph 6 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Ford, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, McNally, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, van Putten, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf ELDR: Spaak I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam (›) PPE: Carlsson, Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Heinisch, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Lenz, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stenmarck, Sturdy PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/261 (O) Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Konrad, Liese PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily, Poisson V: Holm, Mu¤ller 45. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 14 (+) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Raschhofer PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, C 14/262 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Crampton, Darras, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, van Putten, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, Waddington UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf ARE: Leperre-Verrier NI: Kronberger (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, Konrad, Liese, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Perry, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Hindley, Speciale, Wibe UPE: Giansily 46. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 15 (+) ARE: De Lassus, DellíAlba, Leperre-Verrier ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: McMillan-Scott PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Apolina·rio, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McNally, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Holm ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/263 Thursday 18 December 1997 NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland Ilaskivi, PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Tongue, Verde i Aldea, Waidelich UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, Konrad, Liese, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Sturdy PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Speciale, Wibe UPE: Giansily V: Mu¤ller 47. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Paragraph 7, point 7. 2 (+) ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Eisma, Fassa, Haarder, La Malfa, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke C 14/264 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Secchi, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valverde Lo·pez, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Lambraki, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Smith, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: De Lassus ELDR: Spaak I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Argyros, Carlsson, Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Jackson, Lenz, McMillan-Scott, Mann Thomas, Mather, Oostlander, Pack, Plumb, Redondo Jime·nez, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Siso· Cruellas, Sturdy, Tillich, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McNally, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (O) I-EDN: Nicholson PPE: Konrad, McIntosh, Perry PSE: Falconer, Kokkola, Speciale UPE: Giansily V: Mu¤ller 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/265 Thursday 18 December 1997 48. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 16 (+) ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Moorhouse, Perry, Plumb, Sturdy PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Malerba V: Hautala ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fontana, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kokkola, Lambraki, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schlechter, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, Weiler C 14/266 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Lannoye, Schroedter, Tamino, Wolf PPE: Konrad, Langenhagen PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale, van Velzen Wim (O) UPE: Giansily V: Gahrton, Holm, Mu¤ller 49. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 17 (+) ELDR: Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Dury, Elchlepp, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/267 Thursday 18 December 1997 Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Elliott, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, Wemheuer UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) PPE: Konrad PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily 50. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 18 (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Grosseteête, Stasi, Verwaerde PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Moniz, Mora·n Lo·pez, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet C 14/268 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Medina Ortega, Miranda de Lage, Papakyriazis, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer (O) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, Donnelly Brendan, Fourçans, Jackson, Konrad, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily, Kaklamanis 51. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 20 (+) ARE: DellíAlba ELDR: Boogerd-Quaak, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Carlsson, Cassidy, Corrie, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stenmarck, Sturdy, Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/269 Thursday 18 December 1997 ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Elles, Kellett-Bowman, Konrad, Liese PSE: Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily 52. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 19 (+) ARE: DellíAlba, Leperre-Verrier ELDR: Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Plooij-van Gorsel, Teverson, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam C 14/270 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Corrie, DíAndrea, Kellett-Bowman, Mather, Palacio Vallelersundi, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Theorin, Titley, Tongue, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Poisson V: Holm ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Gonza·lez Triviño, Novo Belenguer (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, De Coene, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Haug, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Florio, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) NI: Dillen, Hager, Le Gallou, Raschhofer, Vanhecke PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale UPE: Giansily 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/271 Thursday 18 December 1997 53. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Paragraph 7, point 7. 8 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, McMillan-Scott, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Bontempi, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lo¤o¤w, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, van Putten, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf ARE: DellíAlba I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam (›) PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann C 14/272 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NI: Dillen, Le Gallou, Vanhecke PPE: Carlsson, Kellett-Bowman, Konrad, Liese (O) PSE: Speciale UPE: Giansily V: Gahrton, Mu¤ller 54. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Paragraph 7 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea, Willockx UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/273 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Carlsson, Cederschio¤ld, Stenmarck, Virgin (›) PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Colajanni, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Correia, Cot, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Metten, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Giansily PPE: Konrad, Langenhagen, Liese PSE: Apolina·rio, Falconer, Speciale V: Gahrton, Mu¤ller (O) 55. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Amendment 3 (second part) (+) ELDR: Bertens, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Haarder, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Raschhofer PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Jackson, McIntosh, Mather, Perry, Plumb, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, De Coene, Desama, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lage, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Vecchi, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, DellíAlba, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Caligaris, Fassa, Goerens, La Malfa, Nordmann, Vallve· GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas C 14/274 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Kronberger, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bontempi, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, David, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Evans, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Smith, Speciale, Terro·n i Cus ·, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Wibe, Willockx UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Andrews, Arroni, van Bladel, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (O) PPE: Carlsson, Konrad, Liese PSE: Falconer UPE: Giansily, Poisson V: Mu¤ller 56. Jove· Peres report A4-0374/97 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, De Lassus, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Boogerd-Quaak, Caligaris, De Clercq, Fassa, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, La Malfa, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Dillen, Farassino, Fe·ret, Le Gallou, Moretti, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/275 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Baldarelli, Barros-Moura, Cabezo·n Alonso, Coates, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kokkola, Lambraki, Lienemann, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Mora·n Lo·pez, Mutin, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Pons Grau, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Speciale, Terro·n i Cus ·, Verde i Aldea UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Daskalaki, Garosci, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Schroedter, Tamino, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: DellíAlba I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PPE: Carlsson, Stenmarck, Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson Jan, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bo¤sch, Campos, Castricum, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Gebhardt, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Lange, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Metten, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Paasio, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, van Velzen Wim, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann (O) ELDR: Dybkjær, Haarder GUE/NGL: Pettinari NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Cunha, Konrad, Langenhagen PSE: Barzanti, Bontempi, Colajanni, Dury, Ghilardotti, Imbeni, Lage, Moniz, Vecchi UPE: van Bladel, Giansily V: Gahrton, Mu¤ller, Scho¤rling C 14/276 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 57. Valverde Lo·pes report A4-0341/97 Amendment 25 (+) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Novo, Ribeiro I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Argyros, Piha, Stasi, Stenzel PSE: Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki, Papakyriazis UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis (›) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Bertens, Cars, De Clercq, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, Donnelly Brendan, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Friedrich, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Pirker, Poettering, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stenmarck, Sturdy, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lage, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Crowley, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/277 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: De Melo, Konrad PSE: Schlechter (O) 58. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Paragraph 28 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Pettinari, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Sandbæk PPE: Anastassopoulos, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Cornelissen, Donnelly Brendan, Ferrer, Fontaine, Fourçans, Friedrich, Grosch, Grosseteête, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Ilaskivi, Jackson, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Mayer, Mendonça, Mouskouri, Oomen-Ruijten, Pronk, Provan, Rack, Reding, Robles Piquer, Sarlis, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schwaiger, Secchi, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Sturdy, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Lage, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Pompidou V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf ELDR: Nordmann, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Moreau, Pailler, Querbes, Theonas (›) I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Cellai, Hager, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Corrie, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hernandez Mollar, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Otila, C 14/278 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Porto, Posselt, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Redondo Jime·nez, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schiedermeier, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Siso· Cruellas, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna PSE: Balfe, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Papakyriazis, Schlechter UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Crowley, Daskalaki, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Santini (O) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, De Clercq, Neyts-Uyttebroeck GUE/NGL: Alavanos NI: Blot, Dillen, Fe·ret, Kronberger, Vanhecke PPE: Chanterie, De Melo, Konrad, Oostlander, Stenzel PSE: Kuhn, Lambraki, Roubatis 59. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Amendment 26 (+) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Moreau, Novo, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Colombo Svevo, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Fraga Estevez, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Graziani, Hernandez Mollar, Palacio Vallelersundi, Porto, Robles Piquer, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Siso· Cruellas, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna PSE: Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki, Papakyriazis, Roubatis, Schlechter UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Daskalaki, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Santini (›) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Pailler, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Argyros, Bardong, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Carlsson, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, Donnelly Brendan, Ferber, Ferrer, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Friedrich, Funk, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valverde Lo·pez, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/279 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lage, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf (O) I-EDN: Nicholson PPE: De Melo, Konrad, Mather PSE: Miranda de Lage, Pons Grau, Randzio-Plath, Rothe 60. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Amendment 12 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Nordmann, Spaak, Vallve· I-EDN: Sandbæk NI: Blot PPE: Argyros, Bardong, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Cassidy, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, Donnelly Brendan, Ferber, Ferrer, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Friedrich, Funk, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Sturdy, Theato, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valverde Lo·pez, Viola, Wieland PSE: Rothe, Rothley ARE: Macartney (›) ELDR: Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Moreau, Pettinari, Querbes, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella C 14/280 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PPE: Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Bianco, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Fraga Estevez, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Hernandez Mollar, Palacio Vallelersundi, Porto, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Siso· Cruellas, Stenmarck, Thyssen, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuhn, Lage, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Santini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Puerta, Sornosa Mart ·nez (O) NI: Dillen, Fe·ret, Vanhecke PPE: Colombo Svevo, De Melo, Filippi, Graziani, Konrad PSE: Schlechter UPE: Daskalaki 61. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Paragraph 29 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Va¤yrynen, Watson GUE/NGL: Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson, Sandbæk PPE: Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Burenstam Linder, Carlsson, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Corrie, Cushnahan, Donnelly Brendan, Flemming, Fontaine, Gillis, Grosseteête, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, McIntosh, Mather, Mouskouri, Plumb, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Sturdy, Thyssen, Tindemans, van Velzen W. G. , Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barton, Berger, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Castricum, Collins Kenneth D. , Corbett, Crawley, Cunningham, David, De Coene, Elchlepp, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fayot, Ford, Gebhardt, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Hughes, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kinnock, Kuhn, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Metten, Miller, Morgan, Murphy, Myller, Needle, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pollack, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rehder, Sakellariou, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Van Lancker, van Velzen Wim, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wynn, Zimmermann 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/281 Thursday 18 December 1997 V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, De Clercq, Larive, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Spaak, Vallve·, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Pailler, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Florenz, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stenzel, Theato, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland PSE: Aparicio Sa·nchez, Barros-Moura, Bere‘s, Billingham, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Darras, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elliott, Fantuzzi, Garot, Ghilardotti, Howitt, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kokkola, Lage, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Miranda de Lage, Mutin, Napoletano, Newens, Newman, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pons Grau, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Terro·n i Cus ·, Truscott, Vecchi, Verde i Aldea, Wilson UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Daskalaki, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini ELDR: Haarder GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Pettinari (O) PPE: Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, De Melo, Konrad, Provan, Rack PSE: Waddington 62. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Amendment 27 (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Larive GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Moreau, Novo, Pailler, Querbes, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Blot, Dillen, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, de Bre·mond díArs, Castagnetti, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fraga Estevez, Hernandez Mollar, Kittelmann, Lulling, Malangre·, Robles Piquer C 14/282 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Karamanou, Katiforis, Lambraki, Papakyriazis UPE: díAboville, Aldo, van Bladel, Daskalaki, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Santini (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Pettinari, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Argyros, Bardong, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, Donnelly Brendan, Ferber, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Sturdy, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Blak, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Cunningham, Darras, David, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kindermann, Kuhn, Lage, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Murphy, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf (O) I-EDN: Nicholson, Sandbæk PPE: De Melo, Konrad PSE: Duhamel, Schlechter 63. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Paragraph 30 (first part) (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/283 Thursday 18 December 1997 GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Sandbæk NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella PPE: Areitio Toledo, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Burenstam Linder, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Cushnahan, Ferber, Ferrer, Fourçans, Gomolka, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Herman, Imaz San Miguel, Jarzembowski, Lambrias, Lenz, Liese, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Martens, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Peijs, Piha, Poettering, Pronk, Provan, Reding, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valverde Lo·pez, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bowe, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kerr, Kinnock, Kokkola, Kuhn, Lage, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf ELDR: Mulder, Nordmann, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Novo (›) I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Blot, Hager, Kronberger, Raschhofer PPE: Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Colombo Svevo, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fraga Estevez, Funk, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Glase, Graziani, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Konrad, Langen, Lehne, Lulling, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Mayer, Mendonça, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Porto, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Schleicher, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sturdy, Theato, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Viola PSE: Izquierdo Rojo, Kindermann, Lu¤ttge, Zimmermann GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Querbes, Theonas NI: Dillen, Vanhecke (O) PPE: Carlsson, Corrie, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Goepel, Langenhagen, Mather, Posselt, Rack, Schro¤der PSE: Lambraki, Rapkay, Roubatis, Schlechter UPE: Daskalaki, Kaklamanis C 14/284 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 64. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Paragraph 30 (second part) (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, De Clercq, Dybkjær, Eisma, Goerens, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Vallve·, Va¤yrynen, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Sandbæk PPE: Argyros, Bardong, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Cushnahan, Ferber, Ferrer, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Funk, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Grosseteête, von Habsburg, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Klaß, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Lenz, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Plumb, Poettering, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Rovsing, Sarlis, Schierhuber, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Sturdy, Thyssen, Valverde Lo·pez, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Wieland PSE: Apolina·rio, Barton, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Crawley, Cunningham, David, De Coene, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Ford, Gro¤ner, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hindley, Howitt, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, McCarthy, McMahon, Metten, Murphy, Myller, Needle, Newens, Newman, Randzio-Plath, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Schmidbauer, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wynn V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf ELDR: Nordmann GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Novo, Ribeiro, Theonas (›) I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Blot, Dillen, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella, Vanhecke PPE: Areitio Toledo, Arias Cañete, Bennasar Tous, Bianco, de Bre·mond díArs, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Colombo Svevo, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Filippi, Fraga Estevez, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, Hernandez Mollar, Jarzembowski, Kittelmann, Langen, Lulling, McIntosh, Malangre·, Mendonça, Nassauer, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Porto, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Verwaerde, Virgin PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Balfe, Barros-Moura, Bere‘s, Berger, Bo¤sch, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Darras, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Ettl, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Ha¤nsch, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Hughes, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lage, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, McNally, Malone, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Morgan, Mutin, Napoletano, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Rehder, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schulz, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Wilson, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Aldo, Arroni, van Bladel, Daskalaki, Garosci, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Kaklamanis, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/285 Thursday 18 December 1997 GUE/NGL: Pettinari (O) PPE: Corrie, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Habsburg-Lothringen, Langenhagen, Rack, Schiedermeier, Schwaiger, Stenmarck PSE: Piecyk, Schlechter 65. Valverde Lo·pez report A4-0341/97 Resolution (+) ARE: De Lassus, Lalumie‘re, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Taubira-Delannon ELDR: Bertens, Brinkhorst, Cars, Dybkjær, Eisma, Haarder, Kestelijn-Sierens, Lindqvist, Olsson, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Va¤yrynen, Watson GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Jove· Peres, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Pettinari, Puerta, Sornosa Mart ·nez I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Sandbæk, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Muscardini, Parigi, Raschhofer, Tatarella PPE: Argyros, Bennasar Tous, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bourlanges, Campoy Zueco, Castagnetti, Chanterie, Colombo Svevo, Cunha, Cushnahan, De Esteban Martin, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Fernandez Mart ·n, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Estevez, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Hatzidakis, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Imaz San Miguel, Kristoffersen, Lenz, Liese, McCartin, Martens, Mendonça, Mouskouri, Oostlander, Palacio Vallelersundi, Piha, Porto, Provan, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schlu¤ter, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stasi, Stenzel, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Viola PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Balfe, Barton, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Blak, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, De Coene, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dury, Elchlepp, Elliott, Ettl, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Gro¤ner, Hallam, Hardstaff, Haug, Hawlicek, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Jensen Kirsten, Jo¤ns, Kerr, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kuhn, Lage, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Lo¤o¤w, McCarthy, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinucci, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Read, Rehder, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Swoboda, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tongue, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn UPE: Arroni, Garosci, Giansily, Malerba, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Breyer, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Lannoye, Lindholm, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, De Clercq, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Plooij-van Gorsel, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos PPE: Areitio Toledo, Bardong, Berend, de Bre·mond díArs, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Ferber, Florenz, Funk, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Jarzembowski, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lulling, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Mayer, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Pex, Poettering, Posselt, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Robles Piquer, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Stenmarck, Theato, Verwaerde, Virgin, Wieland C 14/286 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 PSE: Barros-Moura, Ha¤nsch, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki, Marinho, Papakyriazis, Roubatis, Schlechter, Walter, Zimmermann UPE: Aldo, Daskalaki, Kaklamanis ELDR: Goerens, Larive, Mulder, Spaak, Wiebenga (O) GUE/NGL: Moreau, Novo, Pailler, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Theonas I-EDN: Nicholson, de Rose NI: Blot, Dillen, Vanhecke PPE: Arias Cañete, Burenstam Linder, Carlsson, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Corrie, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Konrad, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Mather, Pirker, Pronk, Reding, Ru¤big, Schierhuber, Sturdy PSE: Bo¤sch, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rothe, Rothley UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Guinebertie‘re 66. B4-1043/97 Albania (+) ELDR: Nordmann I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Nicholson NI: Dillen, Vanhecke PPE: Bardong, Bourlanges, de Bre·mond díArs, Cassidy, Corrie, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan, Fabra Valle·s, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Herman, Imaz San Miguel, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Klaß, Konrad, Langen, Langenhagen, Lenz, Liese, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Menrad, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Poettering, Posselt, Provan, Reding, Robles Piquer, Ru¤big, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Wieland (›) ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cox, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Larive, Lindqvist, Mulder, Olsson, Ryyna¤nen, Thors, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Novo, Ojala, Pettinari, Sjo¤stedt, Theonas PSE: Ahlqvist, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Balfe, Berger, Cabezo·n Alonso, Correia, Crawley, Cunningham, De Coene, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Dury, Ettl, Falconer, Gebhardt, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Hawlicek, Hindley, Howitt, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Katiforis, Kerr, Kindermann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, McMahon, Martin David W. , Medina Ortega, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Mutin, Myller, Needle, Newens, Oddy, Paasio, Peter, Pons Grau, Rehder, Samland, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Skinner, Smith, Swoboda, Theorin, Titley, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Walter, Watts, White, Wibe, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Daskalaki V: Aelvoet, van Dijk, Holm, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Schroedter, Scho¤rling, Tamino, Ullmann ARE: De Lassus, Dupuis, Hory, Macartney (O) I-EDN: Pinel PPE: Christodoulou UPE: van Bladel 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/287 Thursday 18 December 1997 ANNEX II Amendments to the draft general budget of the European Union for the 1998 financial year as amended by the Council C4-0600/97 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0543 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0061) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-1 TITLE B2-1 STRUCTURAL FUNDS NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: In the first half of 1998, the Commission shall submit a report on the general situation with regard to implementation of the various sections of the Structural Funds, proposing to the budgetary authority the adjustments or increases necessary to bring the financial planning arrangements into line with actual take-up capacity. According to the Commissionís communication COM(95)273 and the results of the Madrid European Council, there should be special focus, when implementing the Structural Funds, on local employment or development actions or agreements so as to strengthen regional and local economies, partnerships and decision-making approaches. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0540 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0062) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-1430 Rechar II (economic conversion of coal-mining areas) 143 000 000 123 200 000 35 300 000 71 300 000 20 300 000 61 300 000 15 000 000 10 000 000 35 300 000 71 300 000 C 14/288 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-1433 Retex (diversification of zones heavily dependent on the textiles and clothing industry) 223 000 000 155 800 000 40 900 000 94 100 000 30 900 000 88 100 000 10 000 000 6 000 000 40 900 000 94 100 000 B2-1001 Objective 5(a) (outside Objectives 1, 5(b) and 6 areas) 512 000 000 393 900 000 582 500 000 366 700 000 593 000 000 374 200 000 -10 500 000 -7 500 000 582 500 000 366 700 000 B2-1200 Objective 1 9 930 700 000 8 789 700 000 11 145 500 000 9 241 300 000 11 154 000 000 9 246 800 000 -8 500 000 -5 500 000 11 145 500 000 9 241 300 000 B2-1300 Objective 1 3 933 100 000 3 347 100 000 4 384 000 000 3 361 800 000 4 390 000 000 3 364 800 000 -6 000 000 -3 000 000 4 384 000 000 3 361 800 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0544 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0063) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-1600N Implementation monitoring and assessment of Community support frameworks and single programming documents for the programmes and projects from the Structural Funds, the Community Initiatives and the Cohesion Fund ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 B2-180 European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund, Guidance Section 30 000 000 33 500 000 25 000 000 25 200 000 26 000 000 26 200 000 -1 000 000 -1 000 000 25 000 000 25 200 000 B2-182 European Regional Development Fund 173 700 000 247 700 000 223 600 000 172 400 000 225 600 000 174 400 000 -2 000 000 -2 000 000 223 600 000 172 400 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new lines: B2-16N Implementation, monitoring and assessment of programmes and projects B2-160N Implementation, monitoring and assessment measures B2-1600N Implementation, monitoring and assessment of Community support frameworks and single programming documents for the programmes and projects from the Structural Funds, the Community Initiatives and the Cohesion Fund 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/289 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Enter the following remarks: Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 130r thereof. This appropriation is intended to cover the implementation, monitoring, assessment and reporting on the environmental dimension of the programmes and projects undertaken via budget Chapters B2-10, B2-11, B2-12, B2-13, B2-14, B2-18, B2-30 and B2-40. Special consideration shall be given to ensuring that the policy areas covered by the aforementioned lines contribute quantitatively and qualitatively to the achievement of the objectives outlined by the Community Action Programme on the Environment and Sustainable Development. A consolidated report shall be presented to the budgetary authority for its consideration in the discharge procedure. This appropriation covers the financing of studies, analyses, organizational measures, meetings for the dissemination of information and exchange of experience, and an examination of the best forms and methods of implementation, monitoring and control by the Commission and the Member States of the environmental aspects of the above-mentioned budget lines and is to guarantee that, through application of the principle of sustainable development, environmental protection is included in all Community policies, so that the impact on the environment of Community actions is taken into account before any appropriations are granted. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule (Amendment 0100) to the modification by the Council to Amendment 1000 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-50 Internal policies B2-5102 Plant health measures 1 035 000 935 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 B2-5103N Plant Variety Office ne ne pm pm › › pm pm B2-5122 Enhancing public awareness of the common agricultural policy 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 pm 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 B2-515 Forestry 21 000 000 17 000 000 16 000 000 15 000 000 16 000 000 15 000 000 16 000 000 15 000 000 B2-516 International agreements 4 000 000 4 000 000 › › › › › › B2-702 Preparation and evaluation of sustainable and safe mobility 8 075 000 7 075 000 4 650 000 8 090 000 5 000 000 8 090 000 -350 000 4 650 000 8 090 000 C 14/290 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-704 Measures to support and promote sustainable and safe mobility 7 520 000 7 020 000 8 400 000 7 900 000 pm 6 000 000 7 900 000 8 400 000 -6 000 000 8 400 000 7 900 000 B2-910 Specific operation in favour of small-scale fisheries and small-scale coastal fishing 4 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B3- SUBSECTION B3: TRAINING, YOUTH, CULTURE, AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA, INFORMATION AND OTHER SOCIAL OPERATIONS B3-1000 Preparatory measures for reinforcing cooperation in the field of education 3 200 000 4 600 000 2 250 000 2 550 000 pm 2 550 000 2 250 000 2 250 000 2 550 000 B3-1001 Socrates 171 450 000 178 350 000 214 100 000 196 000 000 199 100 000 175 000 000 199 100 000 175 000 000 B3-1006 Promotion and safeguard of regional and minority languages and cultures 3 675 000 2 675 000 3 600 000 400 000 3 800 000 400 000 2 000 000 3 800 000 400 000 1 600 000 400 000 3 600 000 400 000 3 800 000 400 000 B3-1007 Cooperation with third countries on education and vocational training 2 500 000 2 400 000 › › pm 2 600 000 -2 600 000 › › B3-1010 Youth for Europe 24 500 000 22 100 000 26 000 000 25 000 000 26 000 000 25 000 000 26 000 000 25 000 000 B3-1011 European voluntary service 9 400 000 8 700 000 25 000 000 23 000 000 pm 20 000 000 pm 23 000 000 25 000 000 -20 000 000 23 000 000 -23 000 000 25 000 000 23 000 000 B3-1020 Social dialogue operations and preparatory measures for reinforcing cooperation on vocational training 1 350 000 2 650 000 1 300 000 1 300 000 pm 1 300 000 1 300 000 1 300 000 1 300 000 B3-1021 Leonardo da Vinci 150 000 000 138 000 000 140 400 000 125 300 000 115 000 000 125 300 000 25 400 000 140 400 000 125 300 000 B3-1025 European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training 12 300 000 12 300 000 12 700 000 12 700 000 12 700 000 12 700 000 12 700 000 12 700 000 B3-2000 Raphael (Community action programme in the field of cultural heritage) 10 600 000 8 600 000 10 600 000 9 400 000 9 400 000 9 400 000 1 200 000 10 600 000 9 400 000 B3-2001 Kaleidoscope (programme to support artistic and cultural activities having a European dimension) 8 550 000 7 850 000 10 200 000 8 900 000 10 200 000 8 900 000 10 200 000 8 900 000 B3-2002 Ariane (support programme in the field of books and culture) 2 775 000 2 575 000 4 100 000 2 700 000 4 000 000 2 700 000 100 000 4 100 000 2 700 000 B3-2003 Other cultural measures in the Community and in cooperation with third countries 6 000 000 5 400 000 6 000 000 6 000 000 pm 6 000 000 6 000 000 6 000 000 6 000 000 B3-2004N Promotion of the linguistic diversity of the Community in the information society ne ne 4 000 000 3 500 000 › › 4 000 000 3 500 000 4 000 000 3 500 000 B5-334 Promotion of the multilingual information society in Europe 4 000 000 3 000 000 › › 4 000 000 3 500 000 -4 000 000 -3 500 000 › › 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/291 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B3-2010 MEDIA (measures to promote the development of the audiovisual industry) 58 250 000 49 550 000 58 250 000 50 000 000 58 250 000 50 000 000 58 250 000 50 000 000 B3-2012 European multilingual radio and television service 4 775 000 1 625 000 3 775 000 1 625 000 3 000 000 4 700 000 pm 2 000 000 4 700 000 3 000 000 -2 000 000 3 000 000 4 700 000 B3-2015 Guarantee Fund pm B3-202N Sport ne pm ne B3-2020N Sport in Europe ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 B3-305 Sport in Europe pm pm pm pm pm pm › › › › 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 › › pm 3 000 000 -3 000 000 › › B3-300 General information and communication work concerning the European Union 33 550 000 11 000 000 32 850 000 10 000 000 27 650 000 13 000 000 25 650 000 15 000 000 35 000 000 20 650 000 15 000 000 -2 480 000 8 130 000 7 870 000 -7 870 000 32 520 000 8 130 000 28 520 000 7 130 000 B3-301 Information outlets 7 700 000 6 900 000 10 500 000 10 500 000 pm 3 000 000 6 500 000 10 500 000 -3 000 000 10 500 000 6 500 000 B3-302 Information programmes for non-member countries 7 400 000 6 900 000 6 380 000 4 980 000 pm 3 000 000 4 980 000 6 380 000 -3 000 000 6 380 000 4 980 000 B3-304 Information activities in universities 3 150 000 2 550 000 3 000 000 3 700 000 pm 2 000 000 3 700 000 3 000 000 -2 000 000 3 000 000 3 700 000 B3-306 Information programme for European citizens (Prince) › Information activities in connection with specific policies 30 000 000 15 000 000 30 000 000 15 000 000 27 000 000 15 000 000 23 500 000 10 000 000 pm 27 000 000 23 500 000 10 000 000 27 000 000 -12 000 000 27 000 000 15 000 000 23 500 000 10 000 000 B3-4000 Industrial relations and social dialogue 5 000 000 5 500 000 5 750 000 5 250 000 3 000 000 5 250 000 2 750 000 5 750 000 5 250 000 B3-4001 European Trade Union Institute 3 000 000 3 090 000 › › pm pm › › B3-4002 Information and training measures for workersí organizations 7 500 000 8 500 000 9 000 000 8 000 000 pm 5 500 000 9 000 000 2 500 000 9 000 000 8 000 000 B3-4003 Information for and consultation of representatives of undertakings 10 000 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 4 800 000 pm 4 800 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 4 800 000 B3-4005 European Centre for Industrial Relations pm 1 600 000 pm 1 600 000 585 000 585 000 400 000 400 000 pm 400 000 400 000 585 000 585 000 585 000 585 000 400 000 400 000 B3-4012 Measures to achieve equality between men and women 8 250 000 6 550 000 10 000 000 6 000 000 6 000 000 6 000 000 4 000 000 10 000 000 6 000 000 C 14/292 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B3-4101 Cooperation with charitable associations 4 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 pm pm 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 -2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B3-4102 Preparatory measures for cooperation to foster equal opportunities for the disabled 5 800 000 5 800 000 4 300 000 4 100 000 pm 2 200 000 pm 4 100 000 4 300 000 -2 200 000 4 100 000 -4 100 000 4 300 000 4 100 000 B3-4106 Cooperation with non-governmental organizations and associations formed by people with disabilities and support for their activities 6 000 000 6 000 000 4 500 000 4 500 000 pm 4 500 000 pm 4 500 000 4 500 000 -4 500 000 4 500 000 -4 500 000 4 500 000 4 500 000 B3-4108 Solidarity within and among generations 2 500 000 2 500 000 4 000 000 4 000 000 pm 4 000 000 pm 4 000 000 4 000 000 -4 000 000 4 000 000 -4 000 000 4 000 000 4 000 000 B3-4109 Measures for combating violence against children, adolescents and women 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 1 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 B3-4110 Free movement of workers and measures to benefit migrants, including immigrants from outside the Union 10 115 000 9 965 000 8 400 000 7 700 000 5 500 000 7 700 000 2 900 000 8 400 000 7 700 000 B3-4113 Action to integrate refugees pm 10 000 000 pm 10 000 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 pm 10 000 000 5 000 000 10 000 000 -10 000 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 B3-4114 Measures to combat racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism 8 000 000 8 000 000 5 000 000 6 000 000 5 000 000 6 000 000 5 000 000 6 000 000 B3-4114N Cooperation with non-governmental organizations and associations formed by the socially excluded and the elderly ne ne 4 500 000 4 500 000 pm 3 100 000 4 500 000 1 400 000 4 500 000 4 500 000 B3-4115 European Monitoring Centre for Racism 2 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 -1 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B3-420 European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 13 600 000 B3-4300 Public health, health promotion, information on health, health education and public health training 4 900 000 2 100 000 6 500 000 2 100 000 6 500 000 5 000 000 7 000 000 5 000 000 -500 000 6 500 000 5 000 000 B3-4304 Injury prevention, pollution-related diseases and rare diseases 2 000 000 2 000 000 pm 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B3-4307 Measures to improve the quality of life of persons suffering from neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimerís disease and related conditions, and those assisting them in a non-professional capacity 2 500 000 1 200 000 pm 1 300 000 -1 300 000 B3-4308N Support and assistance to help victims of nvCJD ne ne pm pm pm pm pm pm B3-4310 Health protection, hygiene and safety at work, including a subsidy for the European Trade Union Technical Bureau for Health and Safety 4 500 000 3 600 000 3 500 000 3 250 000 pm 3 250 000 3 500 000 3 500 000 3 250 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/293 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B3-4311 European Agency for Safety and Health at Work 3 000 000 1 000 000 2 500 000 500 000 5 000 000 700 000 3 700 000 500 000 5 000 000 3 700 000 500 000 700 000 5 000 000 700 000 3 700 000 500 000 B3-440 Combating drugs › Global aspects 685 000 485 000 1 900 000 1 200 000 pm 600 000 1 900 000 600 000 1 900 000 1 200 000 B3-441 European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction 5 000 000 1 300 000 5 000 000 1 300 000 5 600 000 2 000 000 5 600 000 2 000 000 6 300 000 5 600 000 2 000 000 -700 000 2 000 000 5 600 000 2 000 000 5 600 000 2 000 000 B3-440 Combating drugs › Global aspects 685 000 485 000 -600 000 -300 000 pm 300 000 -600 000 -600 000 -600 000 -300 000 B4-1031 SAVE II (Promotion of energy efficiency) 12 900 000 5 100 000 14 000 000 15 500 000 14 300 000 12 500 000 12 300 000 3 000 000 15 500 000 12 300 000 B4-1040 European Energy Observatory 2 000 000 1 700 000 1 500 000 1 500 000 pm 1 500 000 1 500 000 1 500 000 1 500 000 B4-1041 Synergy (promotion of international cooperation in the energy sector) pm 6 900 000 7 400 000 5 000 000 8 000 000 pm 5 000 000 8 000 000 5 000 000 -5 000 000 5 000 000 8 000 000 B4-304 Legislation and other general action based on the Fifth Action Programme on the Environment 13 619 000 11 319 000 17 000 000 18 500 000 15 000 000 16 000 000 2 000 000 17 000 000 16 000 000 B4-306 Awareness and subsidies 8 650 000 7 650 000 7 000 000 7 300 000 7 000 000 7 300 000 7 000 000 7 300 000 B4-307 Nuclear safety and radiation protection 3 000 000 2 600 000 › › › › › › B4-3101 Subsidy to the European Environment Agency 16 500 000 17 500 000 16 500 000 16 100 000 16 500 000 16 100 000 16 500 000 16 100 000 B4-3200 LIFE II (financial instrument for the environment) › Projects on Community territory › Part I: Nature protection 45 000 000 30 000 000 50 000 000 30 600 000 48 250 000 30 600 000 1 750 000 50 000 000 30 600 000 B4-3201 LIFE II (financial instrument for the environment) › Projects on Community territory › Part II: Environmental protection 45 000 000 30 000 000 50 000 000 30 600 000 48 250 000 30 600 000 1 750 000 50 000 000 30 600 000 B5-100 Measures in favour of consumers with regard to products and services 11 525 000 12 525 000 10 500 000 12 000 000 7 000 000 12 000 000 3 500 000 10 500 000 12 000 000 B5-102 Consumer information 7 550 000 11 750 000 3 250 000 5 000 000 3 550 000 5 000 000 -300 000 3 250 000 5 000 000 B5-103 Measures to improve consumer health 7 120 000 4 170 000 pm 7 450 000 4 170 000 7 120 000 -7 450 000 7 120 000 4 170 000 B5-300 Strategic programme on the internal market 22 758 000 17 915 000 18 800 000 21 000 000 19 800 000 21 000 000 -1 000 000 18 800 000 21 000 000 C 14/294 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B5-302 Definition and implementation of Community policy in the field of telecommunications and postal services pm 5 000 000 5 000 000 6 000 000 pm 5 000 000 6 000 000 5 000 000 -5 000 000 5 000 000 6 000 000 B5-303 Customs 2000 16 075 000 8 400 000 20 500 000 10 400 000 18 500 000 10 400 000 2 000 000 20 500 000 10 400 000 B5-304 Procedures for awarding and advertising public supply, works and service contracts 49 400 000 47 900 000 35 000 000 35 000 000 35 000 000 35 000 000 35 000 000 35 000 000 B5-305 Fiscalis (action programme for the reinforcement of the indirect taxation systems of the internal market) 6 040 000 6 040 000 7 400 000 3 600 000 7 400 000 3 600 000 7 400 000 3 600 000 B5-311 Subsidy for the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market 12 500 000 12 000 000 pm pm pm pm pm pm B5-312 Subsidy for the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products 14 000 000 14 000 000 12 000 000 12 000 000 12 000 000 12 000 000 12 000 000 12 000 000 B5-313 Standardization in the field of information and telecommunications technology 13 000 000 14 000 000 11 700 000 13 500 000 11 700 000 13 500 000 11 700 000 13 500 000 B5-314 Standardization and approximation of laws 10 742 000 8 349 000 9 250 000 8 450 000 9 300 000 8 450 000 -50 000 9 250 000 8 450 000 B5-321 Measures in the social economy sector (cooperatives, mutuals, associations and foundations) 2 500 000 2 500 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 pm 500 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 -500 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B5-326 Industrial competitiveness policy for the European Union 5 155 000 2 655 000 6 200 000 6 200 000 5 100 000 6 200 000 1 100 000 6 200 000 6 200 000 B5-331 Information society 10 000 000 10 600 000 10 000 000 10 000 000 6 000 000 4 000 000 7 000 000 4 000 000 -4 000 000 10 000 000 7 000 000 B5-336 Action against illegal and harmful content on the Internet 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 B5-5 Labour Market and Technological Innovation B5-50 B5-500 B5-501 B5-502 B5-51 ne ne ne ne ne ne ne Labour Market ne Projects for innovative approaches in the Member Statesí labour market ne pm Pilot projects for Third systemí ne Labour market ne pm pm pm pm pm Technological Innovation and SMEs ne pm pm pm pm 12 000 000 6 000 000 12 000 000 6 000 000 pm 10 000 000 5 000 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 pm 8 000 000 4 000 000 8 000 000 4 000 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/295 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B5-510 Technology facility for SMEís ne Joint European Ventures ne Stimulation SMEís ne pm pm pm Reserve for the internal policies pm pm pm pm pm pm pm 100 000 000 50 000 000 100 000 000 50 000 000 pm 20 000 000 10 000 000 20 000 000 10 000 000 pm 41 000 000 25 000 000 41 000 000 25 000 000 B5-511 B5-512 B5-900 ne ne ne ne ne 391 000 000 234 000 000 pm 150 000 000 pm 70 000 000 -150 000 000 -70 000 000 B3-4010 Labour market 6 050 000 6 750 000 › B3-4013 Third system and employment 10 000 000 10 000 000 › B5-3201 Business promotion (SMEs) 18 900 000 16 900 000 › › › › 5 000 000 5 000 000 -5 000 000 -5 000 000 pm pm 24 000 000 16 000 000 -24 000 000 -16 000 000 B5-3202 Business promotion (specific support for the craft sector and micro-enterprises) 10 821 000 7 421 000 › › 12 000 000 9 000 000 -12 000 000 -9 000 000 B5-600 Policy on statistical information concerned with non-member countries › › › › › › › › › › 18 425 000 19 425 000 20 000 000 20 000 000 20 000 000 20 000 000 20 000 000 20 000 000 B5-604 Policy on statistical information not concerned with non-member countries 9 800 000 7 000 000 9 800 000 11 000 000 9 800 000 9 000 000 9 800 000 9 000 000 B5-700 Financial support for projects of common interest in the trans-European transport network 352 000 000 225 000 000 475 000 000 350 000 000 475 000 000 329 000 000 475 000 000 329 000 000 B5-720 Trans-European telecommunications networks 25 950 000 20 550 000 26 000 000 17 000 000 26 000 000 14 000 000 26 000 000 14 000 000 B5-7210 Networks for the interchange of data between administrations (IDA) 10 604 000 13 000 000 14 015 000 11 500 000 23 400 000 19 800 000 23 600 000 19 800 000 -200 000 23 400 000 19 800 000 B5-800 Cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs pm 9 300 000 3 598 000 3 902 000 8 000 000 4 000 000 7 000 000 3 000 000 12 000 000 7 000 000 3 000 000 -4 000 000 4 000 000 8 000 000 4 000 000 7 000 000 3 000 000 B5-803 Policy on asylum-seekers and other displaced persons pm 3 750 000 pm 3 750 000 3 750 000 3 750 000 3 750 000 3 750 000 3 750 000 3 750 000 B5-950 Support expenditure for internal policies 15 000 000 15 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 B6-7111 Telematics applications of common interest 231 978 000 194 218 000 223 580 000 186 000 000 223 580 000 171 000 000 223 580 000 171 000 000 B6-7112 Advanced communication technologies and services 180 676 000 134 587 000 165 533 000 168 918 000 165 533 000 168 918 000 1 000 000 166 533 000 168 918 000 C 14/296 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B6-7113 Information technologies 584 622 000 395 200 000 487 000 000 432 600 000 487 000 000 422 600 000 487 000 000 422 600 000 B6-7121 Industrial and materials technologies 497 000 000 330 220 000 522 451 000 393 810 000 522 451 000 393 810 000 522 451 000 393 810 000 B6-7122 Standards, measurement and testing 44 000 000 33 820 000 47 251 000 41 653 000 47 251 000 41 653 000 47 251 000 41 653 000 B6-7131 Environment and climate 134 000 000 105 900 000 144 773 000 110 759 000 144 773 000 105 759 000 144 773 000 105 759 000 B6-7132 Marine sciences and technologies 54 000 000 39 330 000 60 593 000 46 386 000 60 593 000 46 386 000 60 593 000 46 386 000 B6-7141 Biotechnology 135 000 000 120 000 000 160 669 000 150 518 000 160 669 000 150 518 000 160 669 000 150 518 000 B6-7142 Biomedicine and health 94 000 000 90 000 000 114 360 000 88 039 000 114 360 000 88 039 000 114 360 000 88 039 000 B6-7143 Agriculture and fisheries (including agro-industry, food technologies, forestry, aquaculture and rural development) 152 200 000 108 965 000 198 586 000 147 678 000 198 586 000 147 678 000 198 586 000 147 678 000 B6-7151 Technologies for cleaner and more efficient energy production and use 258 000 000 177 080 000 260 330 000 163 771 000 260 330 000 148 771 000 260 330 000 148 771 000 B6-7161 Transport 75 000 000 65 930 000 25 526 000 49 226 000 25 526 000 44 226 000 25 526 000 44 226 000 B6-7171 Targeted socio-economic research 40 000 000 26 600 000 39 509 000 26 506 000 39 509 000 26 506 000 39 509 000 26 506 000 B6-7211 Cooperation with third countries and international organizations 176 000 000 119 415 000 195 270 000 131 585 000 195 270 000 116 585 000 195 270 000 116 585 000 B6-7311 Dissemination and exploitation of results 88 632 000 61 044 000 106 888 000 63 582 000 106 888 000 63 582 000 -1 000 000 105 888 000 63 582 000 B6-7411 Training and mobility of researchers 173 101 000 135 470 000 220 874 000 176 078 000 220 874 000 176 078 000 220 874 000 176 078 000 B6-8111 Nuclear safety and safeguards 13 000 000 27 100 000 16 947 000 36 446 000 16 947 000 36 446 000 16 947 000 36 446 000 B6-8121 Controlled thermonuclear fusion 187 000 000 173 374 000 pm 189 860 000 94 000 000 48 945 000 189 860 000 94 000 000 48 945 000 -3 600 000 3 600 000 45 345 000 -45 345 000 186 260 000 3 600 000 139 345 000 3 600 000 B6-9 TITLE B6-9 FIFTH RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMME (1998 TO 2002) B2-5100 Animal disease eradication and monitoring programmes 65 000 000 70 000 000 64 999 000 48 000 000 65 000 000 48 000 000 65 000 000 48 000 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/297 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B2-5101 Other measures in the veterinary field 8 200 000 8 200 000 6 499 000 4 500 000 6 500 000 4 500 000 6 500 000 4 500 000 B2-5105 Measures for the most remote regions 2 500 000 2 400 000 2 299 000 2 300 000 2 300 000 2 300 000 2 300 000 2 300 000 B2-5106 Funds for emergency veterinary measures 5 000 000 5 000 000 4 999 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 B2-511 Checks on application of the rules in agriculture 33 000 000 24 000 000 21 999 000 20 000 000 22 000 000 20 000 000 22 000 000 20 000 000 B2-5120 Farm Accountancy Data Network (FADN) 8 700 000 7 000 000 8 799 000 7 200 000 8 800 000 7 200 000 8 800 000 7 200 000 B2-5121 Surveys on the structure of agricultural holdings 7 500 000 7 000 000 7 499 000 7 000 000 7 500 000 7 000 000 7 500 000 7 000 000 B2-513 Restructuring of systems for agricultural surveys 4 500 000 4 000 000 3 799 000 3 800 000 3 800 000 3 800 000 3 800 000 3 800 000 B2-517 Plant and animal genetic resources pm 1 915 000 2 499 000 2 000 000 2 500 000 2 000 000 2 500 000 2 000 000 B2-604 Community contribution to the International Fund for Ireland 20 000 000 20 000 000 16 999 000 17 000 000 17 000 000 17 000 000 17 000 000 17 000 000 B2-706 Action programme to promote the combined transport of goods 6 000 000 5 400 000 5 999 000 4 800 000 6 000 000 4 800 000 6 000 000 4 800 000 B2-901 Financial contribution to inspection and surveillance operations carried out by the Member States 39 500 000 32 000 000 41 499 000 25 000 000 41 500 000 25 000 000 41 500 000 25 000 000 B2-902 Inspection and surveillance of fishing activities in waters inside and outside the Community 6 450 000 3 950 000 4 599 000 3 600 000 4 600 000 3 600 000 4 600 000 3 600 000 B3-1026 European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training › relocation expenses 280 000 1 720 000 280 000 1 720 000 299 000 300 000 300 000 300 000 300 000 300 000 B3-4011 EURES (European Employment Services) 10 500 000 10 500 000 9 999 000 10 750 000 10 000 000 10 750 000 10 000 000 10 750 000 B3-4301 Combating cancer 11 250 000 9 450 000 11 999 000 9 000 000 12 000 000 9 000 000 12 000 000 9 000 000 B3-4302 Health aspects of drug abuse 4 850 000 4 950 000 4 999 000 4 500 000 5 000 000 4 500 000 5 000 000 4 500 000 B3-4303 Combating AIDS and certain other transmissible diseases 9 010 000 7 310 000 9 999 000 9 000 000 10 000 000 9 000 000 10 000 000 9 000 000 B3-4306 Health surveillance 2 300 000 1 150 000 2 299 000 2 000 000 2 300 000 2 000 000 2 300 000 2 000 000 C 14/298 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B3-4312 Assistance for victims of accidents in the coal and steel sector and orphansí allowances 300 000 300 000 249 000 250 000 250 000 250 000 250 000 250 000 B3-4313 Action for safety at work in Europe (SAFE) 8 800 000 4 400 000 pm 6 999 000 5 000 000 pm 7 000 000 5 000 000 pm 7 000 000 5 000 000 B4-1030 Altener (renewable energy sources) 5 200 000 9 200 000 pm 10 999 000 8 000 000 pm 11 000 000 8 000 000 pm 11 000 000 8 000 000 B4-2000 On-the-spot safeguard inspections and training of inspectors 4 687 000 4 687 000 5 499 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 5 500 000 B4-2020 Sampling and analyses, equipment, specific work, provision of services and transport 3 900 000 4 500 000 3 799 000 3 500 000 3 800 000 3 500 000 3 800 000 3 500 000 B4-2021 Specific safeguards for large-scale plutonium processing plants 7 200 000 7 700 000 6 699 000 8 000 000 6 700 000 8 000 000 6 700 000 8 000 000 B5-200 Annual funding of interest subsidies on special loans to Italy following the November 1980 earthquake 900 000 900 000 399 000 400 000 400 000 400 000 400 000 400 000 B5-202 Annual funding of interest subsidies on special loans to Greece following the February and March 1981 and September 1986 earthquakes 2 500 000 2 500 000 2 099 000 2 100 000 2 100 000 2 100 000 2 100 000 2 100 000 B5-203 Annual funding of interest subsidies on special loans to Portugal following the cyclone in Madeira in October 1993 476 000 476 000 475 000 476 000 476 000 476 000 476 000 476 000 B5-301 Matthaeus (programme of Community action on the vocational training of customs officials) 2 945 000 2 945 000 2 949 000 2 950 000 2 950 000 2 950 000 2 950 000 2 950 000 B5-324 Action to encourage transfrontier provision of equity capital for small and medium-sized enterprises › 224 000 499 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 B5-330 INFO 2000 19 900 000 12 900 000 14 999 000 13 500 000 15 000 000 13 500 000 15 000 000 13 500 000 B5-414 Operation of the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation 2 200 000 2 200 000 1 999 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 B5-420 Programme for the modernization of the textile and clothing industry in Portugal 82 122 000 78 500 000 82 099 000 82 000 000 82 100 000 75 000 000 82 100 000 75 000 000 B5-710 Financial support for energy infrastructures 25 000 000 15 500 000 25 999 000 16 000 000 26 000 000 16 000 000 26 000 000 16 000 000 B5-7211 Networks for intra-Community statistics (Edicom) 9 000 000 10 000 000 9 499 000 10 000 000 9 500 000 10 000 000 9 500 000 10 000 000 B5-910 General measures to combat fraud 4 900 000 4 900 000 4 399 000 4 400 000 4 400 000 4 400 000 4 400 000 4 400 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/299 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B6-111 Persons associated with the institution 153 528 000 153 528 000 158 699 000 158 700 000 158 700 000 158 700 000 158 700 000 158 700 000 B6-121 Resources 46 878 000 45 279 000 48 793 000 46 857 000 48 794 000 44 857 000 48 794 000 44 857 000 B6-2113 Information technologies 400 000 354 000 518 000 447 000 519 000 447 000 519 000 447 000 B6-2121 Industrial and materials technologies 2 097 000 1 626 000 2 096 000 2 005 000 2 097 000 2 005 000 2 097 000 2 005 000 B6-2122 Standardization, measurement and testing 2 974 000 2 197 000 3 115 000 2 880 000 3 116 000 2 880 000 3 116 000 2 880 000 B6-2131 Environment and climate 20 551 000 17 371 000 23 513 000 20 005 000 23 514 000 20 005 000 23 514 000 20 005 000 B6-2143 Agriculture and fisheries (including agro-industry, food technologies, forestry, aquaculture and rural development) 4 665 000 4 084 000 5 024 000 3 777 000 5 025 000 3 777 000 5 025 000 3 777 000 B6-2151 Technologies for cleaner and more efficient energy production and use 437 000 374 000 515 000 386 000 516 000 386 000 516 000 386 000 B6-2171 Targeted socio-economic research 3 322 000 2 289 000 3 890 000 3 928 000 3 891 000 3 928 000 3 891 000 3 928 000 B6-291 Joint Research Centre participation in shared-cost activities 2 269 000 3 038 000 2 033 000 1 265 000 2 034 000 1 265 000 2 034 000 1 265 000 B6-3111 Nuclear safety and safeguards 5 745 000 4 728 000 7 935 000 6 839 000 7 936 000 6 839 000 7 936 000 6 839 000 B6-3121 Controlled thermonuclear fusion 1 445 000 1 238 000 2 605 000 2 003 000 2 606 000 2 003 000 2 606 000 2 003 000 B6-391 Joint Research Centre participation in shared-cost activities 789 000 1 212 000 1 251 000 548 000 1 252 000 548 000 1 252 000 548 000 B6-792 Activities to provide scientific and technical support to Community policies on a competitive basis 36 691 000 22 800 000 50 999 000 26 600 000 51 000 000 26 600 000 51 000 000 26 600 000 B5-325 Community measures to assist tourism 4 000 000 4 750 000 pm 2 000 000 pm 2 000 000 pm 2 000 000 B2-5103N Community Plant Variety Office B2-5102 Plant health measures NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B2-5103N Community Plant Variety Office C 14/300 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Enter the following remark: B2-5103N Community Plant Variety Office Council Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 establishing a Community scheme for the protection of new plant varieties (OJ L 227, 1. 9. 1994, p. 1) as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 2506/95 (OJ L 258, 28. 10. 1995, p. 3). The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 0 6 098 000 Total 6 098 000 2 793 000 1 309 000 1 996 000 Total 6 098 000 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A8 Auxiliaries B Auxiliaries B C Auxiliaries C D Auxiliaries D 1 1 4 6 4 5 9 2 2 Total Total Total Total 1 1 1 3 6 8 1 9 3 1 4 1 1 Grand total 17 20 The Office seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this item must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Officeís budget. B2-5102 Plant health measures. Delete the following remarks: Council Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 establishing a Community scheme for the protection of new plant varieties (OJ L 227, 1. 9. 1994, p. 1) as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 2506/95 (OJ L 258, 28. 10. 1995, p. 3). SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/301 Thursday 18 December 1997 B2-5122 Enhancing public awareness of the common agricultural policy NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Replace remarks with the following text: The appropriation is intended to cover the financing of information, communications and training in rural areas and measures to increase mutual awareness of different expectations of and demands on the CAP, as put forward by consumer organizations, environmental associations and agricultural organizations. The appropriation breaks down as follows: › European Council of Young Farmers (CEJA) and exchange programme for young farmers › Rural Womenís Union/European Rural Womenís Congress (Berlin) and other organizations of women working in the ECU 1 000 000 ECU 400 000 rural sector › Fund to promote organic agricultural methods in the European Union (IFOAM) › European Network of Alliances for Sustainable Agriculture (REPAS) › Committee of Agricultural Organizations in the EC (COPA) › European Training and Promotion Centre for Farming and Rural Life (CEPFAR), Interuniversity Conference for Agriculture (ICA), REFAR and CEDIA › Association of Agricultural Education in Europe (EUROPEA) › European Training Association for Farming and Rural Life (AEFPR) › Information for and training of workers, including participation in projects of the European Federation of Agricultural Workersí Unions (EFA) ECU 150 000 ECU 150 000 ECU 300 000 ECU 800 000 ECU 150 000 ECU 300 000 ECU 650 000 › Funding of an information service (rural counselling service). This should also cover the helpline for the farming ECU 1 500 000 profession ( SOS countrysideí) › Other organizations pursuing the same aims, with particular emphasis on problem areas within the Member States ECU 100 000 and the countries of central and eastern Europe Total: ECU 5 500 000 The Commission will keep the European Parliament informed about the use of the appropriations and the criteria employed. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B2-515 Forestry NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: European Parliament resolution of 30 January 1997 on a European forestry strategy (OJ C 55, 24. 2. 1997, p. 22). This appropriation is also intended to finance measures seeking the implementation of a European forestry strategy. SCHEDULE: Unchanged C 14/302 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B2-516 International agreements NOMENCLATURE: Delete the following line: B2-516 International agreements REMARKS: Delete remarks SCHEDULE: Delete schedule B2-702 Preparation and evaluation of sustainable and safe mobility NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: Preparation, evaluation and promotion of transport safety REMARKS: Add the following: › promotion of transport safety in the Union and, if necessary, in third countries, › technical assistance and training, notably on safety, for transport staff, › road safety measures, which should primarily take account of more vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians and cyclists, › European-level coordination and support for public information and awareness-raising campaigns designed to promote transport safety. A maximum amount of ECU 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B2-704 Measures to support and promote sustainable and safe mobility NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: Preparation, evaluation and promotion of sustainable (one word deleted) mobility REMARKS: Amend as follows: Delete fourth and seventh indents Add the following: › European-level coordination and support for public information and awareness-raising campaigns promoting sustainable transport, › support for mobility centres as part of Citizensí Network pilot projects. A maximum amount of ECU 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/303 Thursday 18 December 1997 B2-910 Specific operation in favour of small-scale fisheries and small-scale coastal fishing NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: This appropriation also covers the funding of actions aimed at setting up regional and national forums or associations whose economic basis is the fisheries sector, especially small-scale coastal fishing. These associations shall be national in scope, based on the pooling of experience, and shall become discussion forums for the problems of small-scale coastal fishing and Community policy for the sector. Funding shall be targeted on information and awareness-raising initiatives and on local promotion and development projects, with the aim of preserving small-scale coastal fisheries and traditional fisheries, and passive gear and the regional cultural values associated with this type of fisheries, as well as the development and integration of the commercial and industrial sector. Projects may be submitted by regional bodies, non-governmental organizations and fishermenís associations. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule Subsection B3 Annex IV (new) List of budget lines open to the associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Cyprus and Maltaí NOMENCLATURE: Create an Annex IV (new) List of budget lines open to the associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Cyprus and Maltaí. This list must include all budget lines in heading 3 (Internal policies) and part A of the financial perspective through which Community policies/actions can be carried out and financed in cooperation with the associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Cyprus, Malta and Turkey. Furthermore, appropriations stemming from the Unionís budget and from the budget of those third countries must be entered separately. This also provides a breakdown of appropriations other than those in heading 3, Internal policies, by participating third country. List of budget lines open to the associated countries of central and eastern Europe, Cyprus and Malta HEADING HEADING 3 Internal policies HEADING 4 External action Non-budget RESOURCES of EU Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments TITLE Article Item Part B B3-1001 Socrates 180 000 000 165 000 000 Part A A-3021 TOTAL Town-twinning schemes in the European Community 1 000 000 1 000 000 HEADING 5: Administrative expenditure ? ? ? ? ? ? [Country?] [Country?] [Country?] [Country?] [Country?] [Country?] ? [Country?] Amount? [Country?] Amount? [Country?] Amount? ? C 14/304 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B3-1000 Preparatory measures for reinforcing cooperation in the field of education NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Add in the third paragraph: á. , in particular measures such as those requested in the European Parliament resolution of 13 March 1997 on the information society, culture and education (OJ C 115, 14. 4. 1997, p. 151)í. After the third paragraph, insert the following text: It also covers measures to encourage access by young people, especially women, to technological training courses and measures intended to support parental involvement in education at European level. An amount of at least ECU 100 000 is intended to help ensure that parents can be involved, and given relevant training, in education at European level, and to involve them in measures to combat violence in schools and academic failure. An amount of ECU 480 000 is intended to fund pilot projects for education and training in art. A minimum amount of ECU 320 000 is intended to support Parliaments representing the youth of Europe in various regions of the European Union, on the basis of a call for proposals to be assessed and processed by March 1998. Priority will be given to initiatives which actively promote and encourage participation by young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. A maximum amount of ECU 250 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-1001 Socrates NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: This appropriation includes the amount agreed in the Parliament and Council codecision of. (OJ. ) (COD 97/0103). All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. After the fifth paragraph, insert the following text: In 1998, the Commission will produce a report, to be forwarded to the budgetary authority, on the social and economic background of students taking part in the programme. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-1006 Promotion and safeguard of regional and minority languages and cultures NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/305 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: In the first paragraph, replace Articles 126 and 127 thereofí with Article 126 and Article 128 as amended by the Treaty of Amsterdamí. After the fifth paragraph, insert the following text: Pursuant to Article 128(2), second indent, and Article 128(4) of the Treaty, as amended by the Treaty of Amsterdam, any project which aims to preserve or safeguard a regional or minority language or culture as an integral part of the cultural heritage of European significance may apply for support from this appropriation. The unique nature of those languages and cultures constitutes, by definition, the European dimension. ECU 400 000 is intended to finance the operation of the European Bureau for Lesser Used Languages. This amount will be placed in the reserve until the Bureau has demonstrated broad representation on its Council. All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-1007 Cooperation with third countries on education and vocational training NOMENCLATURE: Delete the following line: B3-1007 Cooperation with third countries on education and vocational training REMARKS: Delete remarks SCHEDULE: Delete schedule B3-1010 Youth for Europe NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: After the fourth paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-1011 European voluntary service NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/306 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: After the third paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. In 1998 the Commission will produce a report, to be forwarded to the European Parliament, on the breakdown of expenditure and details of organizations and countries benefiting from this appropriation. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-1020 Social dialogue operations and preparatory measures for reinforcing cooperation on vocational training NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-1021 Leonardo da Vinci NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: White Paper on Education and Training › Teaching and Learning › Towards the Learning Society (COM(95)0590 final). This appropriation is also intended to cover measures to assist victims of the trafficking in women. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-1025 European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/307 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following remark: Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A7/A8 LA5/LA6/LA7 B C D Total Total Total Total Total Grand total › 1 13 11 25 11 11 15 15 27 27 3 3 81 1 1 12 11 25 11 11 15 15 27 27 3 3 81 The Centre seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this item must to be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Centreís budget. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-2000 Raphael (Community action programme in the field of cultural heritage) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: European Parliament and Council codecision of. September 1997 (OJ L. ). All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/308 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B3-2001 Kaleidoscope (programme to support artistic and cultural activities having a European dimension) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: After the sixth paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-2002 Ariane (support programme in the field of books and culture) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Add in the first indent of the third paragraph the following text: á. , priority being given to translation from and into the less widely used languages. í After the fourth paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Reinstate schedule from PDB B3-2003 Other cultural measures in the Community and in cooperation with third countries NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: B3-2003 European cultural development policy REMARKS: Amend as follows: In the second paragraph, replace ácommitments entered into in connection with Community funding of cooperation measures with third countriesí with Community funding of cooperation measures in the Community and with third countriesí. In the second paragraph, add the following words at the end of the first sentence: áas well as European umbrella organizationsí. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/309 Thursday 18 December 1997 After the second paragraph, insert the following text: This appropriation breaks down as follows: Artistic projects covering in a balanced manner the various branches of the arts, especially to encourage young people, and 1. projects to preserve the European cultural heritage ECU 4 100 000 In the field of cultural heritage, support will be given to measures to raise awareness, with the aim of facilitating access by the public to culture and cultural heritage, as well as measures designed to establish networks and partnerships in the Member States. In the field of artistic projects, preference will be given to organizations which fulfil several of the following criteria: (a) organizations, foundations or groups whose projects actively encourage and promote participation by young people, with particular attention given to those from underprivileged and multicultural backgrounds; (b) organizations, foundations or groups whose projects raise the profile of the European Union; (c) organizations, foundations or groups whose projects provide training to enhance employment opportunities; (d) organizations, foundations or groups whose projects are based in the regions, and not in capital cities; (e) organizations, foundations or groups which have demonstrated experience in the project area. In the arts, the appropriations earmarked for music projects will be allocated to various fields of music, such as jazz, opera, classical and choral, with the aim of increasing access to them for the general public. These appropriations are also intended to fund a prize (to be presented and awarded in the European city of culture) which will enable the successful work to be distributed and promoted throughout the European Union. Organizations, foundations or musical groups whose projects benefit from this appropriation must have members from at least four Member States. Support for European umbrella organizations in the field of art, culture and heritage, whereby a minimum amount of 2. ECU 150 000 will be allocated to each of these organizations: ECU 800 000 These organizations must provide a platform for discussion on European cultural policy issues within their sector and contribute to the development of European cultural policy in the European Union; they must be organized in such a way as to be democratically accountable to their members; they must create substantive links between the sector they represent and the institutions of the European Union, and must represent a significant proportion of organizations in the relevant cultural sector in Europe; they must also have demonstrated experience in the project area at European level. 3. A feasibility study to allow Member States to put their national cultural collections into digital form in order to contribute to the creation of a European millennium archive with free access for educational institutions and libraries (as called for in the European Parliament resolution of 13 March 1997 on the information society, culture and education (OJ C 115, 14. 4. 1997, p. 151)): ECU 500 000 Cooperation measures with international organizations, in particular the Council of Europe and Unesco, and non-associated 4. third countries: ECU 600 000 For the sake of transparency, sound management and budgetary control, the first three categories will be subject to a call for proposals procedure to be launched promptly and a related report will be submitted to Parliament before the end of February 1998. In the selection of projects and organizations, the European dimension will be of paramount importance. Except for the second category above (European umbrella organizations), funding is reserved for specific projects and not for administrative or operational expenditure. 70% of the allocations are to be paid within three months of approval. No amount allocated will be under ECU 50 000. All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. In 1998, the Commission will produce a report for the European Parliament evaluating the projects and organizations supported from this appropriation. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/310 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B5-334 Promotion of the multilingual information society in Europe B3-2004N Promotion of the linguistic diversity of the Community in the information society NOMENCLATURE: Delete line: B5-334 Promotion of the multilingual information society in Europe Create a new item: B3-2004N Promotion of the linguistic diversity of the Community in the information society REMARKS: Insert remarks from former line B5-334, adding the following new paragraph -1: Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Articles 128 and 130 thereof. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-2010 MEDIA (measures to promote the development of the audiovisual industry) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: After the fourth paragraph, add the following: This appropriation is also intended to support the second London world summit on children’s television, to be held from 9 to 13 March 1998. After the fifth paragraph, add the following: In accordance with Article 4(2), second subparagraph, of the Financial Regulation, this item will, in the course of the financial year, be provided with additional appropriations within the limits of the revenue to be entered in Item 6158 of the statement of revenue. After the 6th paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-2012 European multilingual radio and television service NOMENCLATURE: Amend heading as follows: European multilingual networks: cinema, television, radio 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/311 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend as follows: Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 128 thereof. Delete the first indent of the first paragraph and replace by the following indent: › support for audiovisual festivals, After the second paragraph, insert the following text: All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. In 1998, the Commission will submit a report, to be forwarded to the European Parliament, providing a breakdown of expenditure and of the organizations and countries benefiting from this appropriation. SCHEDULE: Reinstate schedule from PDB B3-2015 Guarantee Fund NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-2020N Sport in Europe B3-305 Sport in Europe NOMENCLATURE: Delete the line B3-305 Sport in Europe. Create a new Article B3-202N Sport, and a new Item B3-2020N Sport in Europe REMARKS: Enter the following remarks: Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 128 thereof. Declaration on Sport annexed to the Final Act of the Treaty of Amsterdam. European Parliament resolution of 13 June 1997 on the role of the European Union in the field of sport (OJ C 200, 30. 6. 1997, p. 252). This appropriation is intended to fund pilot promotional measures, in particular for young people, especially those of a social and educational nature and concerned with the integrational function of sport: › within the Eurathlon programme, › through pilot projects and sport events designed to support the promotion and development of sport for the disabled, after consultation of the European Committee on Sports for People with Disabilities. C 14/312 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 In allocating the appropriations, minority groups will be given particular attention, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Close working relations will be established with organizations such as the European Olympic Committees, the European non-governmental sport organizations and the European College of Sport Science. All projects benefiting from appropriations entered against this item will be required to show clearly on all information and literature that they have received financial support from the European Union. In 1998, the Commission will produce a report for the European Parliament on the breakdown of expenditure and the activities supported by this appropriation. A large-scale Community action programme in the field of sport will be prepared through a Green Paper to be published in 1998. This Green Paper will, in particular, take account of the abovementioned European Parliament resolution of 13 June 1997, in particular paragraph 6 thereof. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-300 General information and communication work concerning the European Union NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Articles 126 and 127 thereof. This appropriation is intended to cover the funding of general information and permanent communication measures concerning the European Union, implemented jointly by the European institutions, and designed to provide European citizens with information about Europe. The European Unionís information and communication policy must take duly into account the differing views and philosophies with regard to the European integration process. These multi-faceted information and discussion measures include opinion-polling, impact assessment, visits, publications, audiovisual productions, documentary and computerized information activities and Europe-wide operations directed at specific target audiences such as young people or women, decentralized operations to meet the specific needs of given countries or regions, and representational duties in political circles. A minimum amount of 30% of the appropriation entered against this article is intended for coordinating the information activities implemented by the European Union at an interinstitutional level, in order to set up a European Information System with a view to better value for money and communication with citizens according to guidelines to be drawn up in the framework of an interinstitutional dialogue at the highest level of the European Parliament and the Commission. A maximum amount of ECU 2 000 000 is intended to pay for televisual information services on the European Union and its institutions provided by Euronews on the basis of an information contract. These measures will be aimed at public opinion in general, opinion-leaders and specific target groups (including women and young people) in order to foster a better understanding of the objectives and reality of European integration and the methods used to achieve it, in a context of dialogue between the institutions, firms and citizens. The Commission is assisted by an advisory working party comprising representatives of Parliament and the Commission › the Working Party on Ongoing Information Activities, chaired by the Commission. The Commission submits to the working party for its opinion the annual ongoing information work programme. A maximum amount of ECU 200 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses, information and publications directly linked to the achievement of the objective of the action of which they form an integral part, excluding expenditure concerning the management of these actions or general administration (see the Commission communication of 22 April 1992). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/313 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-301 Information outlets NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-302 Information programmes for non-member countries NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: First paragraph, second sentence, between the dashes: insert after áwomení the words áand young peopleí. After the first paragraph, insert the following: This appropriation is also intended to finance the European Union Visitors Programme (ECU 500 000). In 1998, the Commission will produce a report for the European Parliament on the effectiveness of the EUVP in promoting the interest of the European Union. A maximum amount of ECU 100 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-304 Information activities in universities NOMENCLATURE: Amend heading as follows: European integration in universities REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: PDB schedule C 14/314 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B3-306 Information programme for European citizens (Prince) › Information activities in connection with specific policies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Add the following words to the end of the third paragraph: áand young peopleí. After the third paragraph, insert the following text: This appropriation is also intended to pay for televisual information services on these priority information measures provided by Euronews on the basis of an information contract for a value of ECU 1 250 000. The Euroí campaign will specifically include, following the Amsterdam Treaty, a heavy emphasis on employment and its relation to the single currency. The Building Europe Togetherí campaign will give information on the modifications brought about by the Amsterdam Treaty and on the reaction of the European Parliament to this Treaty, but will concentrate on the themes which European citizens, according to the polls, are most interested in and concerned with, such as consumer and environmental issues, at the same time emphasizing the importance of the cultural dimension to the European integration project. In the sixth paragraph, insert after ámaterialí the following text: á(including material produced by Euronews)í. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4000 Industrial relations and social dialogue NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Tenth paragraph a (new) Pilot projects to promote financial participation by workers shall also be financed. A maximum amount of ECU 1 300 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4001 European Trade Union Institute NOMENCLATURE: Delete the line REMARKS: SCHEDULE: B3-4002 Information and training measures for workersí organizations NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/315 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Take over remark against Item B3-4001. Add the following remarks: An amount of ECU 3 100 000 is intended to finance the European Trade Union Institute. An amount of ECU 2 400 000 is intended to finance the European Trade Union Academy and an amount of ECU 1 600 000 is intended to finance the European Workersí Centre. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4003 Information for and consultation of representatives of undertakings NOMENCLATURE: Amend heading as follows: B3-4003 Information, consultation and participation of representatives of undertakings REMARKS: Second paragraph a (new): Proposal for a Council Directive, submitted by the Commission on 25 August 1989, complementing the Statute for a European Company with regard to the involvement of employees in the European Company (OJ C 263, 16. 10. 1989, p. 69). Third paragraph: This appropriation covers funding of measures aimed at strengthening transnational cooperation between worker and employer representatives in respect of information, consultation and participation within undertakings operating in more than one Member State as well as measures providing for the transnational exchange of information and experience in the fields of information, consultation and participation within undertakings. The aim of such cooperation is to ensure that employees in such firms are correctly informed and consulted by management at all levels of the undertaking or group of undertakings. Exchange of experience will also deal with the preparation and implementation of participation of workersí representatives in the decision-making bodies of the European Company. Fourth paragraph: ECU 500 000 is also intended to fund participation by representatives of the social partners from central and eastern European countries. Fourth paragraph a (new): This appropriation may also be used to finance innovative measures relating to the prevention and resolution of conflicts within multinational undertakings, particularly those arising in connection with group-wide restructuring. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4005 European Centre for Industrial Relations NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend the second paragraph as follows: With regard to the Commissionís communication to the Council and European Parliament of 25 September 1995 on the establishment of a European Centre for Industrial Relations (ECIR) (COM(95)0445 final), this item is to accommodate a grant in the form of a Community contribution to the Centre for Industrial Relations, set up at the initiative of workersí and employersí organizations as a joint training centre for their officials and leaders. The financial contribution to the Centre from the Community budget cannot exceed 60% of the Centreís running costs. C 14/316 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-4012 Measures to achieve equality between men and women NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-4101 Cooperation with charitable associations NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows › second paragraph: This appropriation is intended to support European Community cooperation with the network of charitable associations as institutions responsible for social welfare establishments and services, with their special resources, including volunteers (Declaration No 23 of the Final Act of the Treaty on European Union). Third and fourth paragraphs: Delete Add the following remarks: It shall cover the support of non-governmental organizations, associations and networks not covered under Item B3-4106. It is also intended to build the capacity and strengthen the voice of non-governmental organizations, charitable associations and foundations working across the whole range of social policy fields, in the initiation of ideas for policy proposals as part of developing a permanent and structured dialogue between civil society and European Institutions on all aspects of social policy. It shall cover support for the above-named groups to coordinate activities, to exchange and disseminate information, experience and good practice and other measures designed to increase their participation in the social policy making process at European level. Also charged to this item is an allocation of ECU 600 000 for the Platform of European Social Non-Governmental Organizations. Not later than September of every financial year the Commission shall submit a detailed report to the budgetary authority on the activities financed by this item. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4102 Preparatory measures for cooperation to foster equal opportunities for the disabled NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: Preparatory actions to encourage cooperation between Member States to combat social exclusion 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/317 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Delete the first five paragraphs. Add the following: Draft Treaty of Amsterdam, in particular Section II, Chapter 4, Article 118(2), third subparagraph thereof. This appropriation is intended to finance pilot projects aimed at improving knowledge, developing exchanges of information and best practices, promoting innovative approaches and evaluating experiences in order to combat and prevent social exclusion particularly as it affects the poor and socially marginalized, people with disabilities and older persons. It is also intended to finance pilot projects concerning socially excluded people with disabilities and projects concerning older persons affected by social exclusion. Pilot projects concerning disabled people organized amongst others by national and European disability non-governmental organizations will include: › transferable pilot projects at local, regional and national level on promotion of full citizenship and equalization of opportunities for disabled people. Projects shall address the economic, social and legal issues set out in the Resolution of the Council and the Representatives of the governments of the Member States meeting within the Council of 20 December 1996 on equal opportunities for disabled persons (OJ C 12, 13. 1. 1997, p. 1) and the UN Standard Rules on Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities, › projects to explore the possibilities for harnessing all aspects of the information society in achieving equal opportunities for disabled people, › innovative measures to raise public awareness of the rights of disabled people to include full financial support for the organization of the European Day of disabled persons, including the production of material on the rights of disabled people, organization of national information days, publication of European-wide magazines (including sectoral newsletters) on equal opportunities for people with disabilities. To that end, not less than 80% of the appropriation earmarked for these measures will be allocated to organizations in which disabled people and/or parents of disabled people who are unable to represent themselves exercise control on a majority basis. Furthermore, disabled people and/or parents of disabled people who are unable to represent themselves shall be in the majority during the planning and implementation of the above actions. Pilot projects concerning older people shall in particular address the concept of mainstreaming older peopleís issues into other European Union policy areas. Not later than September of every financial year the Commission shall submit a detailed report to the budgetary authority on the activities financed by this item. Sixth paragraph a (new): This appropriation is also intended to finance measures to prevent delinquency and to promote the social reintegration of ex-offenders. Sixth paragraph b (new): A maximum amount of ECU 300 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences, information and publications directly linked to the achievement of the objective of the action of which they form an integral part, excluding expenditure covering the management of these actions or general administration (see the Commission communication of 22 April 1992). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4106 Cooperation with non-governmental organizations and associations formed by people with disabilities and support for their activities NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/318 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Replace the third and fourth paragraphs by the following: With respect to disabled personsí non-governmental organizations working in the field of disability this appropriation shall cover full funding of the European Disability Forum and the 15 representative European non-governmental organizations active in the field of equal opportunities for disabled people responsible for coordinating their respective networks. Appropriations will be exclusively allocated to organizations where disabled people, or parents of disabled people who are unable to represent themselves, exercise control on a majority basis. This appropriation is also intended to support disability non-governmental organizations to facilitate exchange and dissemination of good practice and experience, to foster innovation, initiating ideas for policy and proposals and activities to promote full citizenship and equalization of opportunities for disabled people. To that end, no less than 80% of the appropriation earmarked for exchange and dissemination measures will be allocated to organizations where disabled people, or parents of disabled people who are unable to represent themselves, exercise control on a majority basis. Furthermore, disabled people and/or parents of disabled people who are unable to represent themselves shall be in the majority during the planning and implementation of the above actions. Not later than September of every financial year the Commission shall submit a detailed report to the budgetary authority on the activities financed by this item. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4108 Solidarity within and among generations NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: B3-4108 Measures in favour of the family and children REMARKS: Add the following: Paragraph -1 (new): Draft Treaty of Amsterdam, in particular Section II, Chapter 4, Article 120 thereof. Fourth paragraph a (new): United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Fifth paragraph, first indent: › studies on and research into childhood, the family and family and childhood policies (for example comparative studies of childhood and family policies in the Member States and research into new lifestyles and social trends affecting childhood and families), Fourth indent: › measures to promote the protection of children and the safeguarding and expansion of their rights, including measures to promote the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the European Day of the Rights of the Child, Fourth indent a (new): › measures in favour of children who are particularly at risk of exclusion. Sixth paragraph: Non-governmental organizations, including networks, working to promote and protect the family and the rights of children will be financed. Delete the eighth paragraph. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/319 Thursday 18 December 1997 Ninth paragraph: Expenditure on social and demographic studies shall be not less than 10%, with the remaining appropriations being divided equally between actions in favour of the family and those in favour of children. Ninth paragraph a (new): Not later than September of every financial year the Commission shall submit a detailed report to the budgetary authority on the activities financed by this item. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4109 Measures for combating violence against children, adolescents and women NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Paragraphs 4a and b (new) European Parliament resolution of 18 January 1996 on trafficking in human beings (OJ C 32, 5. 2. 1996, p. 88). European Parliament resolution of 16 September 1997 on the need to establish a European Union wide campaign for zero tolerance of violence against women (OJ C. ). Paragraph 5, first indent: › setting up a network at European level to promote and coordinate information and actions on measures aimed at protecting, and preventing violence towards, children, young people and women, and at combating trafficking in women for the purpose of sexual exploitation, Paragraph 5, second indent: deleted Paragraph 5, fourth indent: › prevention of, and protection of children, adolescents and women from, all kinds of violence and commercial sexual exploitation, trafficking, and other abuse, and promoting the rehabilitation of victims of such abuses, Paragraph 5, fifth indent: deleted Paragraph 5, sixth indent: › pilot projects and subsidies to NGOs or voluntary organizations working towards these aims, in particular, working for the rights and the protection of children, adolescents and women, in particular victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation and victims of sexual abuse. Paragraph 5, sixth indent a (new): › promoting the introduction of instruments designed to encourage reporting of violence against women, children and adolescents and forms of trafficking in women for the purpose of sexual exploitation in accordance with arrangements which are similar in all the Member States. Paragraphs 5a, b and c (new) This appropriation is also intended to cover measures to prepare for the 1999 European Year Against Violence Towards Women. The remainder of the appropriation will be distributed equally between projects supporting women, in particular victims of trafficking, and those targeted at children and adolescents, with particular attention being paid to projects of specific Community interest. Not later than September of every financial year the Commission shall submit a detailed report to the budgetary authority on the activities financed by this item. The report will provide the budgetary authority with the information required to enable it to take an informed decision on the appropriations for the following financial year. C 14/320 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4110 Free movement of workers and measures to benefit migrants, including immigrants from outside the Union NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Take over remarks from B3-4111 A maximum amount of ECU 1 000 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4113 Action to integrate refugees NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-4114 Measures to combat racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: › promote 27 January as an annual day of remembrance for the Holocaust. The appropriation is also intended to cover the cost of › promoting áaction to prevent the public forgetting’, › supporting the activities of the European Centre for Research into Racism and Anti-Semitism (ECU 350 000), › Migration Newssheet’ (English edition) and Migration Europe’ (French edition) (ECU 50 000). The appropriation is also intended to support the activities of the Starting Line Group and to increase awareness about ethnic minorities such as the Roma and Sinti. It is also intended as a priority for the associations and organizations that are independent and non-governmental (whatever their size), as they have played a decisive role in raising awareness of and combating racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism. SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/321 Thursday 18 December 1997 B3-4114N Cooperation with non-governmental organizations and associations formed by the socially excluded and the elderly NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B3-4114N Cooperation with non-governmental organizations and associations formed by the socially excluded and the elderly REMARKS: Replace by the following remarks: Draft Treaty of Amsterdam, in particular Section I (new Article 6a of the Treaty establishing the European Community), Section II, Chapter 4, Article 118(2), third subparagraph thereof, and the Declaration annexed to the Final Act on voluntary service activities. Declaration of principles of the Council of the European Union and the Ministers for Social Affairs meeting within the Council of 6 December 1993 to mark the end of the European Year of the Elderly and of Solidarity between Generations (1993) (OJ C 343, 21. 12. 1993, p. 1). This appropriation is intended to cover the support of non-governmental organizations, associations and networks working particularly for, or consisting of: the poor and socially excluded › › older persons. It is also intended to be used to coordinate activities, to exchange and disseminate information, experience and good practice and to promote participation and innovative ideas in each respective field. It also covers a contribution to the European Anti-Poverty Network and the European Federation of National Organizations Working with the Homeless (Feantsa). It is also intended to cover the financing of projects to prepare for Europeís participation in the United Nationsí Year of the Elderly in 1999. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4115 European Monitoring Centre for Racism and Xenophobia NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 2 000 000 0 Total 2 000 000 1 000 000 500 000 500 000 Total 2 000 000 C 14/322 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 The Monitoring Centre seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this item must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Monitoring Centreís budget. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-420 European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 1 1 8 7 13 1 › 31 3 2 3 5 1 14 4 4 9 12 7 36 2 › › 2 83 Total Total Total Total Grand total 1 1 8 7 13 1 › 31 3 2 3 5 1 14 4 4 9 12 7 36 2 › › 2 83 A1 A2 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 D1 D2 D3 The Foundation seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this article must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Foundationís budget. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/323 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Unchanged B3-4300 Public health, health promotion, information on health, health education and public health training NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4304 Injury prevention, pollution-related diseases and rare diseases B3-4307 Measures to improve the quality of life of persons suffering from neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimerís disease and related conditions, and those assisting them in a non-professional capacity NOMENCLATURE: (1) Amend heading as follows: B3-4304 Health and well-being (2) Delete the following line: B3-4307 Measures to improve the quality of life of persons suffering from neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimerís disease and related conditions, and those assisting them in a non-professional capacity REMARKS: Add the following remark to B3-4304 (transfer from B3-4307): This appropriation is intended to cover the financing of pilot projects involving at least two Member States. The aim of the measure is to support transnational activities geared to improving the quality of life of persons suffering from Alzheimerís disease and of their (informal) carers. The Commission should also set up a network with these appropriations for the exchange of information between the institutes and establishments treating Alzheimerís disease and to optimize the dissemination of information and knowledge. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-4308 Support for associations seeking to help victims of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Enter the following remark: This item is intended to support associations seeking to help victims of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/324 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B3-4310 Health protection, hygiene and safety at work, including a subsidy for the European Trade Union Technical Bureau for Health and Safety NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B3-4311 European Agency for Safety and Health at Work NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidy Title 2 Other incomeí (*) Of which ECU 700 000 is entered in Chapter B0-40. Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí (*) 5 700 000 210 000 Total 5 910 000 2 110 000 800 000 3 000 000 Total 5 910 000 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A8 B C D 1 › 2 2 5 3 3 4 4 2 2 Total Total Total Total Grand total 14 1 › 7 3 11 8 8 5 5 › › 24 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/325 Thursday 18 December 1997 The Agency seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this item must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Agencyís budget. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-440 Combating drugs › Global aspects NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B3-441 European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: After the third paragraph: This appropriation is also intended to cover the cost of actions developed within the new synthetic drugs programme which the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction is to carry out at the request of, and in cooperation with, the Commission and the Member States. The overall cost of this programme has been estimated at ECU 1 500 000. The share provided by the European Union budget shall not exceed ECU 600 000. The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí (*) 7 600 000 0 Total 7 600 000 (*) Of which ECU 2 000 000 is entered in Chapter B0-40. Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 3 540 000 860 000 3 200 000 Total 7 600 000 C 14/326 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A8 B C D 1 › 4 14 19 9 9 7 7 › › 35 Total Total Total Total Grand total 1 › 6 16 23 9 9 8 8 › › 40 The Centre seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this article must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Centreís budget. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B4-1031 SAVE II (Promotion of energy efficiency) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Reinstate remarks from PDB Add the following remarks. At the end of the first indent of the fourth paragraph, add the following sentence: An amount of ECU 2 000 000 is to be earmarked specifically for measures relating to support for information networks between cities, regions and islands; the Commission will report to the budgetary authority on the implementation of these measures before 30 September 1998. Fourth paragraph, first indent a (new) › studies with a view to possible legislative measures and minimum standards, especially in the building sector, in transport and with regard to electrical appliances, SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/327 Thursday 18 December 1997 B4-1040 European Energy Observatory NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: A maximum amount of ECU 1 000 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences, congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B4-1041 Synergy (promotion of international cooperation in the energy sector) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B4-304 Legislation and other general action based on the fifth action programme on the Environment NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Take over the remarks from B4-307 Amend section on ástandardizationí as follows: Standardization This appropriation is also intended to improve the representation of environmental NGOs through the European Environmental Bureau and its European Technical Bureau in the standardization process of CEN and other standardization bodies. Insert the following new sections: European Centre for Nature Conservation This appropriation is intended by way of support for the European Centre for Nature Conservation. This appropriation is also intended for the following activities: › establishing the pan-European ecological network, › European landscape issues, and › monitoring and assessment of trends in European biodiversity. C 14/328 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Endocrine substances This appropriation is also intended for measures to study and analyse the impact of synthetic chemical pollutants on public health and wildlife, particularly those suspected of disrupting the endocrine system, and to inform and educate the public about their actual or potential impact. In connection with these measures, close cooperation between the Commission Directorates-General V and XI must be sought. Add to áurban environmentí section: › implementation of sustainable development at the local level. The aim is to assist in the implementation of the fifth Environmental Action Programme and Agenda 21 at the local level by: › promoting awareness-raising and education and development of Local Agenda 21, › supporting networking activities of local authority networks through exchange of experience and transfer of know-how, › awareness-raising at the local level in urban areas, › provision of training and technical guidance through networking activities and pilot projects, › exchange of information and experience through workshops, conferences and seminars, › development of good practices and their dissemination. Insert the following new section: Nuclear safety and radiation protection Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community, and in particular Articles 2(b) and 30 to 39 thereof. Council Directive 84/466/Euratom of 3 September 1984 laying down basic measures for the radiation protection of persons undergoing medical examination or treatment (OJ L 265, 5. 10. 1984, p. 1). Council Decision 87/600/Euratom of 14 December 1987 on Community arrangements for the early exchange of information in the event of a radiological emergency (OJ L 371, 30. 12. 1987, p. 76). Council Regulation (Euratom) No 3954/87 of 22 December 1987 laying down maximum permitted levels of radioactive contamination of foodstuffs and of feedingstuffs following a nuclear accident or any other case of radiology emergency (OJ L 371, 30. 12. 1987, p. 11), as amended by Regulation (Euratom) No 2218/89 (OJ L 211, 22. 7. 1989, p. 1). Commission Regulation (Euratom) No 944/89 of 12 April 1989 laying down maximum permitted levels of radioactive contamination in minor foodstuffs following a nuclear accident or any other case of radiological emergency (OJ L 101, 13. 4. 1989, p. 17). Council Directive 89/618/Euratom of 27 November 1989 on informing the population about health protection measures to be applied and steps to be taken in the event of a radiological emergency (OJ L 357, 7. 12. 1989, p. 31). Commission Regulation (Euratom) No 770/90 of 29 March 1990 laying down maximum permitted levels of radioactive contamination of feedingstuffs following a nuclear accident or any other case of radiological emergency (OJ L 83, 30. 3. 1990, p. 78). Resolution of the Council and of the representatives of the Governments of the Member States, meeting within the Council, of 1 February 1993 on a Community programme of policy and action in relation to the environment and sustainable development (OJ C 138, 17. 5. 1993, p. 1). Council Directive 96/29/Euratom of 13 May 1996 laying down basic safety standards for the protection of the health of workers and the general public against the dangers arising from ionizing radiation (OJ L 159, 29. 6. 1996, p. 1). This appropriation is also intended for measures in the field of nuclear safety and radiation protection directly linked with European environmental, consumer or health policy. A maximum amount of ECU 6 950 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/329 Thursday 18 December 1997 B4-306 Awareness and subsidies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Part of this appropriation is to be set aside for the European Urban Environment Academy in Berlin. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B4-307 Nuclear safety and radiation protection NOMENCLATURE: Delete the following line: B4-307 Nuclear safety and radiation protection REMARKS: Deleted SCHEDULE: Deleted B4-3101 Subsidy to the European Environment Agency NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 16 500 000 200 000 Total 16 700 000 5 000 000 1 110 000 10 590 000 Total 16 700 000 C 14/330 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A7 B C D 1 1 5 21 28 15 15 17 17 2 2 62 Total Total Total Total Grand total 1 1 5 21 28 15 15 17 17 2 2 62 The Agency seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this item must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Agencyís budget. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B4-3200 LIFE II (financial instrument for the environment) › Projects on Community territory › Part I: Nature protection NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B4-3201 LIFE II (financial instrument for the environment) › Projects on Community territory › Part II: Environmental protection NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/331 Thursday 18 December 1997 B5-100 Measures in favour of consumers with regard to products and services NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: This appropriation is also intended to cover the involvement of representatives of consumer organizations in standardization discussions within the European Committee for Standardization and other harmonization and standardization bodies. It is also intended to encourage cooperation between enforcement practitioners in the Member States. This appropriation is also intended to encourage the representation of consumer interests at European level. A maximum amount of ECU 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-102 Consumer information NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 400 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-103 Measures to improve consumer health NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 400 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/332 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B5-300 Strategic programme on the internal market NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 5 530 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. Proposal for a European Parliament and Council Decision, submitted by the Commission on 24 July 1997, amending Decision 92/481/EEC of 22 September 1992 on the adoption of an action plan for the exchange between Member State administrations of national officials who are engaged in the implementation of Community legislation required to achieve the internal market (Karolus programme) (COM(97)393 final). B5-302 Definition and implementation of Community policy in the field of telecommunications and postal services NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Delete the following paragraph: Proposal for a Council Decision, submitted by the Commission on 11 April 1996, regarding the definition and implementation of Community policy in the field of telecommunications and postal services (OJ No C 192, 3. 7. 1996, p. 4). Amend as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 2 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-303 Customs 2000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-304 Procedures for awarding and advertising public supply, works and service contracts NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/333 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following to the 19th paragraph: A shift from paper to electronic publishing of these public contracts must be undertaken. If necessary, the Commission should seek a ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Communities to determine that this is legally possible under the Treaties. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-305 Fiscalis (action programme for the reinforcement of the indirect taxation systems of the internal market) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Third paragraph a (new) This appropriation is intended to cover the costs of establishing a forum for indirect taxation involving academics, industry practitioners and officials to clarify the European Unionís philosophy towards indirect taxation. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B5-311 Subsidy for the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí Title 4 Reserveí 0 71 441 000 Total 71 441 000 25 989 000 10 410 000 17 640 000 17 402 000 Total 71 441 000 C 14/334 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A7/A8 B C D 1997 3 20 33 58 114 91 91 137 137 8 8 Total Total Total Total Grand total 350 1998 3 20 33 58 114 90 90 137 137 8 8 349 The Office seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this article must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Officeís budget. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B5-312 Subsidy for the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 12 000 000 19 900 000 Total 31 900 000 14 063 000 4 000 000 13 837 000 Total 31 900 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/335 Thursday 18 December 1997 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A8 B C D 1 4 33 40 78 31 31 47 47 4 4 Total Total Total Total 1 4 37 48 90 36 36 54 54 4 4 Grand total 160 184 The Agency seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this article must be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission must inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Agencyís budget. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B5-313 Standardization in the field of information and telecommunications technology NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following › new penultimate paragraph: Work on the harmonization of electrical plugs and sockets will be ended and the funds earmarked for this used for other purposes. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-314 Standardization and approximation of laws NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/336 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 50 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-321 Measures in the social economy sector (cooperatives, mutuals, associations and foundations) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: PDB schedule B5-325 Community measures to assist tourism NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Paragraph 5a (new): Special attention must be given to small and medium-sized enterprises in the tourism sector which are active in the field of ágreení tourism. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-326 Industrial competitiveness policy for the European Union NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/337 Thursday 18 December 1997 B5-331 Information society NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Paragraph 3(b), eighth indent a (new): › evaluation of the impact of the information society on women in economic, social and political life; SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-336 Action against illegal and harmful content on the Internet NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Paragraph 2, fifth indent a (new) › to encourage providers to develop means of self-regulation to ensure that the Internet is not used to distribute child pornography or information relating to the trafficking and sexual abuse of women and children. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-5N Labour Market and Technological Innovation NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new chapter and lines: B5-5N B5-50N B5-500N B5-501N B5-502N B5-51N B5-510N B5-511N B5-512N Labour Market and Technological Innovation Labour market initiatives Projects for innovative approaches in the Members Statesí labour markets Pilot projects on the áthird systemí Labour market Technological innovation and small and medium-sized enterprises Technology facility for small and medium-sized enterprises Joint European ventures Stimulation of small and medium-sized enterprises Delete the following lines: B3-4010 B5-3201 B5-3202 Labour market Business promotion (SMEs) Business promotion (specific support for the craft sector and micro-enterprises) C 14/338 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Enter the following remarks: B5-500: Add the following remark: Within the guidelines encouraging cooperation between Member States, supporting their actions in the field of employment and equal opportunities, developing a coordinated strategy for employment, promoting a skilled, trained and adaptable workforce, and as part of the preparations for the implementation of the new Title on Employment of the Amsterdam Draft Treaty as agreed by the European Council, this appropriation is intended to cover the financing of the following actions: › supporting innovative approaches, in particular by recourse to pilot projects, evaluating experiences and disseminating results. The above activities will be assessed and publicized as widely as possible across the European Union. This appropriation also covers actions specifically aimed at long-term unemployed young people and older workers. B5-501: Take over the remark from line B3-4013 B5-502: Take over the remark from line B3-4010 and add the following new remark: › observation, analysis and evaluation of Member Statesí employment policies as well as monitoring labour market trends, › developing exchanges of information and best practices in the employment field and their dissemination, › carrying out comparative analysis and providing guidance with respect to Member Statesí employment policies, B5-510: Add the following remark: Conclusions of the Extraordinary European Council meeting on employment held in Luxembourg on 20 and 21 November 1997. Proposal for a Council Decision, submitted by the Commission on. , introducing financial instruments to assist job-creating small and medium-sized enterprises. In keeping with the conclusions of the Amsterdam European Council, this action is also aimed at increasing growth and employment in a context of equal opportunities for men and women, by enhancing the availability to small and medium-sized enterprises of loans or any other types of medium- or long-term finance and/or risk capital. This appropriation covers in particular the financing of: › payments of fees in respect of guarantees extended by the European Investment Fund (EIF) to facilitate the increase in the volume of lending made, and in the investment risk borne, by the European Investment Bank (EIB), commercial banks, investment funds or other appropriate intermediaries in connection with their small and medium-sized enterprise operations; investment fund holdings in newly created enterprises and high-tech small and medium-sized enterprises. › 75% of the appropriations should be directed to small and medium-sized enterprises in innovative sectors, including tourism, with not more than 100 employees. B5-511: Add the following remark: Council Decision 97/15/EC of 9 December 1996 on a third multiannual programme for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the European Union (1997 to 2000) (OJ No L 6, 10. 1. 1997, p. 25). This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure on the implementation of Community policy favouring small and medium-sized enterprises, including those engaged in the distributive trades and the craft sector, cooperatives, mutual societies and associations, with a view to enabling them to develop their full potential for employment, growth and competitiveness. This article covers in particular the financing of expenditure intended to cover part of the costs incurred by European small and medium-sized enterprises in devising and setting up transnational joint ventures, as well as part of the total amount of the transnational investment. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/339 Thursday 18 December 1997 This appropriation is intended particularly to support transnational joint ventures created by European Union small and medium-sized enterprises. Revenue accruing from contributions from third parties and entered against Article 609 of the statement of revenue will be used to provide additional appropriations for this item, in accordance with the Financial Regulation. Any revenue will be available for re-use in accordance with Article 27 of the Financial Regulation of 21 December 1977 applicable to the general budget of the European Communities (OJ No L 356, 31. 12. 1977, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom, ECSC) No 2335/95 (OJ No L 240, 7. 10. 1995, p. 12). B5-512: Take over the remark from B5-3201 and B5-3202 and add the following new remark: Amend the remark against B5-3201 as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure on the implementation of Community policy favouring small and medium-sized enterprises, including those engaged in the distributive trades and the craft sector, tourism, cooperatives, mutual societies and associations, with a view to 0enabling them to develop their full potential for employment, growth and competitiveness. It is also intended to support participation by small and medium-sized enterprises in the European Standardization process, in particular by giving the necessary support to Normapme (European Office of Crafts, Tourism, Trades and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises for Standardization). An amount of ECU 1 500 000 is for the creation and functioning of a network consisting of European business schools that will provide specialized management training for small and medium-sized enterprises. Delete the remarks on the following lines: B3-4010, B5-3201 and B5-3202 SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-600 Policy on statistical information concerned with non-member countries NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: An amount of ECU 1 500 000 must be earmarked for health monitoring statistics, particularly for appropriate trend analysis and the collection of the basic data set via an appropriate and durable infrastructure. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-604 Policy on statistical information not concerned with non-member countries NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/340 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Paragraph 9a (new): Part of this appropriation will cover development of methods of obtaining gender-disaggregated statistics in all relevant policy areas as a tool for promoting mainstreaming of equal opportunities between women and men. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B5-700 Financial support for projects of common interest in the trans-European transport network NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Second paragraph a (new): European Parliament Decision of 13 December 1995 on the common position established by the Council with a view to the adoption of a European Parliament and Council Decision on Community guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network (OJ C 17, 22. 1. 1996, p. 58). New paragraphs after the eighth paragraph: The appropriations entered against this article must be utilized to ensure that investment is structured as follows: › railways (incl. combined transport) = minimum 55% › roads = maximum 25% › traffic management = maximum 15% The variable residual amounts are to be utilized for inland waterways, seaports, airports, inland ports and telematics. The special interests of the cohesion countries must be taken into account. A maximum of 50% of the commitment appropriations entered against this article may be used for the priority projects in Annex III to Decision No 1692/96/EC. The appropriations must also be used for the additional priority transport projects in accordance with Sections I and II of Amendment 128 in the abovementioned European Parliament Decision of 13 December 1995. A maximum amount of ECU 5 000 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses, information and publications directly linked to the achievement of the objective of the action of which they form an integral part, excluding expenditure concerning the management of these actions or general administration (see Commission communication of 22 April 1992). SCHEDULE: Unchanged B5-720 Trans-European telecommunications networks NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/341 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Paragraph 7 to read as follows: There are three forms of intervention for projects of common interest: › grants for feasibility, validation and evaluation studies and technical support measures, interest rate subsidies for the implementation of projects, in duly justified cases. › This appropriation is also intended to cover expenditure related to the evaluation of the action and its projects. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-7210 Networks for the interchange of data between administrations (IDA) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 270 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-800 Cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Treaty on European Union, and in particular Title VI, Articles K. 1 and K. 8 thereof. Joint Action 96/636/JHA of 28 October 1996 on a programme of incentives and exchanges for legal practitioners (Grotius) (OJ L 287, 8. 11. 1996, p. 3). Joint Action 96/637/JHA of 28 October 1996 introducing a programme of training, exchanges and cooperation in the field of identity documents (Sherlock) (OJ L 287, 8. 11. 1996, p. 7). Joint Action 96/700/JHA of 29 November 1996 establishing an incentive and exchange programme for persons responsible for combating trade in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children (OJ L 322, 12. 12. 1996, p. 7). Joint Action 97/12/JHA of 20 December 1996 providing a common programme for the exchange and training of, and cooperation between, law enforcement authorities (Oisin) (OJ L 7, 10. 1. 1997, p. 5). Proposal for a Council Decision, submitted by the Commission on 20 October 1997, on a Joint Action establishing a programme of exchanges, training and cooperation for persons responsible for action to combat organized crime (Falcone programme) (COM(97) 528 final). This article is to accommodate expenditure on common action on cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs provided for under Title VI of the Treaty. C 14/342 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 This appropriation is intended to finance, among others, training, exchange and cooperation programmes for legal practitioners (Grotius), in the field of identity documents (Sherlock), for persons responsible for combating trade in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children (Stop), for law enforcement authorities (Oisin) and in connection with asylum, immigration and the crossing of external borders (Odysseus). Special priority will also be given to implementing the European Council’s conclusions on combating international organized crime. Under this article support should also be provided for schemes run by non-governmental organizations and local authorities to raise awareness among citizens, and particularly young people, of the importance of the rule of law. Delete the following: In particular in the following areas: 1. asylum policy; 2. rules governing the crossing by persons of the external borders of the Member States and the exercise of controls thereon; 3 immigration policy and policy regarding nationals of third countries: (a) conditions of entry and movement by nationals of third countries on the territory of Member States; (b) conditions of residence by nationals of third countries on the territory of Member States, including family reunion and access to employment; (c) combating unauthorized immigration, residence and work by nationals of third countries on the territory of Member States; 4. combating drug addiction in so far as this is not covered by 7 to 9; 5. combating fraud on an international scale in so far as this is not covered by 7 to 9 and does not involve Community budget fraud, which is covered by Article 209a of the EC Treaty; judicial cooperation in civil matters; judicial cooperation in criminal matters; 6. 7. 8. customs cooperation; 9. police cooperation for the purposes of preventing and combating terrorism, unlawful drug trafficking, trafficking in human beings and other serious forms of international crime, including if necessary certain aspects of customs cooperation, in connection with the organization of a Union-wide system for exchanging information within a European Police Office (Europol). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-803 Policy on asylum-seekers and other displaced persons NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Treaty on European Union, and in particular Title VI, Article K. 1(1) thereof. Resolution of 1/2 June 1993 of the Ministers responsible for immigration on common guidelines concerning the reception of vulnerable groups of persons from the former Yugoslavia. Council Resolution of 25 September 1995 on burden-sharing with regard to the admission and residence of displaced persons on a temporary basis (OJ C 262, 7. 10. 1995, p. 1). Council Decision 96/198/JAI of 4 March 1996 on an alert and emergency procedure for burden-sharing with regard to the admission and residence of displaced persons on a temporary basis (OJ L 63, 13. 3. 1996, p. 10). European Parliament resolution of 19 January 1994 on the general principles of a European refugee policy (OJ C 44, 14. 2. 1994, p. 106). This appropriation is intended to finance measures to improve the reception of refugees and displaced persons in the Member States of the European Union. It is also intended to facilitate the voluntary return of persons who have temporarily found protection in the Member States. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/343 Thursday 18 December 1997 It will cover: › assistance with the initial reception of refugees and displaced persons in situations of a sudden influx from an acute crisis area (lodging, medical help, subsistence resources, etc. ); › measures to ensure proper access to asylum procedures (information, interpreters, legal assistance, etc. ); › measures to ensure a minimum standard of living conditions for refugees, especially access to housing, medical care, language courses, education and training; › special assistance to vulnerable groups (i. e. victims of torture or rape, persons requiring special medical treatment, unaccompanied minors, etc. ); › measures to facilitate voluntary repatriation of refugees who have been granted temporary protection, including vocational training for the labour market of the country of origin and the transmission of information on the situation in the home country; › measures to raise public awareness in European Union Member States as well as in the countries planning for accession on the situation of refugees and displaced persons as well as on the European Union’s policy towards refugees. The Commission shall take account of existing priorities and of the aim of achieving an equitable balance of responsibility between Member States. The Commission will also take account of the special needs of female refugees. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B5-950 Support expenditure for internal policies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7111 Telematics applications of common interest NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 22 751 000. Amend fifth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure in respect of 155 staff (82 A, 24 B and 49 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/344 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 B6-7112 Advanced communication technologies and services NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 11 393 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7113 Information technologies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 35 637 000. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7121 Industrial and materials technologies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 17 054 000. Amend eighth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure in respect of 125 staff (66 A, 23 B, 36 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/345 Thursday 18 December 1997 B6-7122 Standards, measurement and testing NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 3 600 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7131 Environment and climate NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 9 226 000. Amend seventh paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure in respect of 62 staff (34 A, 4 B, 24 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7132 Marine sciences and technologies NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 3 873 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7141 Biotechnology NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/346 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. Fifth paragraph a (new): None of these funds shall be used for research into human cloning. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 7 585 000. Amend sixth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure in respect of 66 staff (31 A, 14 B and 21 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7142 Biomedicine and health NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 4 100 000. Amend sixth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure in respect of 33 staff (16A, 5 B and 12 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7143 Agriculture and fisheries (including agro-industry, food technologies, forestry, aquaculture and rural development) NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 10 374 000. Amend sixth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure for 65 staff (30 A, 15 B and 20 C). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/347 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7151 Technologies for cleaner and more efficient energy production and use NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 10 825 000 Amend eighth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure in respect of 79 staff (40 A, 17 B and 22 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7161 Transport NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: When allocating funds to specific items the Commission will take into account the results of the codecision procedure between the Council and the European Parliament on the second revision of the fourth framework programme of research and technological development. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 5 606 000 Amend fifth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover staff expenditure in respect of 36 staff (22 A, 4 B and 10 C). SCHEDULE: Automated schedule B6-7171 Targeted socio-economic research NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: New indent under áresearch on social integration and social exclusioní: › gender analysis of social exclusion and social integration policies. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 4 256 000. C 14/348 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB B6-7211 Cooperation with third countries and international organizations NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 13 546 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7311 Dissemination and exploitation of results NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 5 097 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-7411 Training and mobility of researchers NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 8 937 000. Amend fourth paragraph as follows: This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure in respect of 58 staff (26 A, 9 B and 23 C). SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-8111 Nuclear safety and safeguards NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/349 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add to the remarks: The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 4 319 000. SCHEDULE: Unchanged B6-8121 Controlled thermonuclear fusion NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following paragraph: This appropriation is also intended to cover expenditure for meeting the financial obligations arising from the decision of the Court of First Instance of 12 December 1996 in Joined Cases T-177/94 and T-377/94 stating that the JET Statutes and associated supplementary rules and administrative procedures are discriminatory and unlawful in their effects on certain groups of staff. An amount of ECU 3 600 000 has been placed in the reserve accordingly. The amount foreseen for administrative and staff expenditure is limited to ECU 21 821 000. This appropriation is intended to cover expenditure in respect of 215 staff (175 A, 30 B and 10 C), while the JET budget covers expenditure in respect of a maximum of 114 temporary agents as shown in the JET establishment plan. The validity of the present reserve list of candidates for the Communityís fusion programme, lapsing at the end of 1997, shall be prolonged. The Commission will report every six months to the budgetary authority about the changes in the fusion establishment plans. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule. to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0137 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0006) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-100 Programmable aid pm pm B7-101 Structural adjustment pm B7-102 Stabex pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm C 14/350 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm B7-103 Sysmin pm pm B7-104 Venture capital pm pm B7-105 Interest rate subsidies pm pm B7-106 Emergency aid pm pm B7-107 Aid for refugees pm pm B7-110 Programmable aid pm pm B7-111 Structural adjustment pm B7-112 Stabex pm B7-113 Sysmin pm pm pm pm B7-114 Venture capital pm pm B7-115 Interest rate subsidies pm pm B7-116 Emergency aid pm pm B7-117 Aid for refugees pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm NOMENCLATURE: Take over nomenclature from PDB REMARKS: Take over remarks from PDB SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/351 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0715 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0085) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-201 Other aid in the form of products, support operations, early-warning systems and storage 261 000 000 170 000 000 261 000 000 185 000 000 246 000 000 155 000 000 15 000 000 261 000 000 155 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Take over remarks from PDB and add the following: Emphasis should be put on the financing of programmes and projects carried out by non-governmental development organizations or other players in civil society, especially farmersí organizations. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0716 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0086) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-202 Transport, distribution, flanking measures and measures to monitor implementation 118 000 000 124 000 000 118 000 000 124 000 000 113 000 000 100 000 000 5 000 000 118 000 000 100 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Emphasis should be put on the financing of programmes and projects carried out by non-governmental development organizations or other players in civil society, especially farmersí organizations. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB C 14/352 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0717 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0087) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-300 Financial and technical cooperation with Asian developing countries 318 750 000 165 750 000 313 000 000 185 000 000 299 000 000 175 000 000 14 000 000 313 000 000 175 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: This article is also intended to cover support for the development of civil society and, in particular, support for the activities of NGOs promoting and defending the rights of vulnerable groups, such as women, children and ethnic minorities. Community assistance shall not be given to any country or organization which encourages or allows compulsory abortion, enforced sterilization or infanticide as a means of controlling population growth. Amend second paragraph, second sentence as follows: Emphasis is placed on operations influencing economic organization and institutional development, the strengthening of civil society, operations concerning the environment, the education of women, the promotion of consumer policy, drug abuse control, democratization, regional cooperation, disaster anticipation and reconstruction measures. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0718 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0088) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-301 Economic cooperation with Asian developing countries 82 400 000 44 900 000 83 150 000 51 000 000 75 000 000 48 000 000 8 150 000 83 150 000 48 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/353 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following: Community assistance shall not be given to any country or organization which encourages or allows compulsory abortion, enforced sterilization or infanticide as a means of controlling population growth. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0719 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0089) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-310 Financial and technical cooperation with Latin American developing countries 190 900 000 125 900 000 203 500 000 126 300 000 175 000 000 116 300 000 28 500 000 203 500 000 116 300 000 NOMENCLATURE: Delete Item B7-312 Promotion of. í REMARKS: Take over remarks of Item B7-312 SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0720 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0090) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-311 Economic cooperation with Latin American developing countries 64 250 000 36 750 000 71 000 000 36 000 000 54 000 000 31 000 000 17 000 000 71 000 000 31 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Unchanged C 14/354 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0786 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0091 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-320 Cooperation with South Africa 127 500 000 82 500 000 127 500 000 82 500 000 117 500 000 77 500 000 10 000 000 127 500 000 77 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0721 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0014) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-321 Rehabilitation programmes in southern Africa 10 000 000 7 500 000 10 000 000 7 500 000 10 000 000 7 500 000 15 000 000 2 500 000 12 000 000 2 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Delete second paragraph, third indent (› consolidating. ). SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/355 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0554 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0015) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-4034 Financial cooperation with Turkey pm 53 000 000 pm 42 000 000 pm 53 000 000 pm 30 000 000 53 000 000 30 000 000 -53 000 000 53 000 000 -30 000 000 30 000 000 pm 53 000 000 pm 30 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: The release of this appropriation is subject to adoption of the legal basis and Turkeyís observance of the democratic principles laid down in the European Convention of Human Rights, the principles of constitutional government and international law and the clarification of the statements made by the new Turkish Government regarding the customs union with the European Union. Substantial progress towards a political solution of the Cyprus problem and the Kurdish question must also be apparent, in accordance with numerous resolutions of the European Parliament and especially that of 19 September 1996. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0722 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0107) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-410 MEDA (measures to accompany the reforms to the economic and social structures in the Mediterranean non-member countries) 836 700 000 314 700 000 848 500 000 94 000 000 320 000 000 35 000 000 942 500 000 325 000 000 -94 000 000 94 000 000 -40 000 000 30 000 000 848 500 000 94 000 000 285 000 000 30 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Each quarter, the Commission will provide a report to the budget authority on the implementation of the programme, presenting an analysis of the allocation of the commitment appropriations and of the payments, by country and by sector of activity. C 14/356 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 With regard to the MEDA programmes for Turkey, and in accordance with the agreement between the Commission and the European Parliament, the Commission shall comply with the letter and spirit of the European Parliament’s resolution of 19 September 1996 on the political situation in Turkey (OJ C 320, 28. 10. 1996, p. 187) in all its actions under this programme. The programmes with Turkey must accordingly be directed towards consolidating democracy, and strengthening human rights and civil society. Through the interinstitutional working party, the European Parliament must approve the programmes drawn up by the Commission for Turkey, so that if they are rejected the relevant funds will not be committed. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0797 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0108) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-500 Aid for economic restructuring of the countries of central and eastern Europe 911 200 000 849 000 000 929 385 000 789 600 000 929 385 000 729 600 000 929 385 000 729 600 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Eleventh paragraph: Following the Essen European Council, the role of the PHARE programme has gradually evolved into that of an instrument of support to the applicant countries in their bid for accession. In implementing the PHARE programme, therefore, the Commission must ensure that the beneficiaries of these measures respect European social policy and fundamental social rights as enshrined in the Communityís Social Charter. Twelfth paragraph: › institution building, so as to develop an effective capacity to implement the acquis communautaire, in particular by means of: › the approximation of legislation, › promoting consumer organizations, › structural reforms and regional policies, › promoting democracy and civil society and active cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs, › opening up Community programmes (see heading B7-503). Fourteenth paragraph a (new): In line with the policy of integrating the dimension of equal opportunities between women and men into all Community activities (ámainstreamingí), this appropriation will ensure equal participation of women in all programmes and develop indicators to ascertain womenís level of involvement in projects. Fifteenth paragraph › amend as follows: The Commission will provide a breakdown four times a year by country and by sector of commitments and payments made. SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/357 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0809 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0018) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-501 European Training Foundation 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 15 400 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The estimated revenue and expenditure for the financial year are as follows: Revenue: Title 1 EU subsidyí Title 2 Other incomeí Expenditure: Title 1 Staffí Title 2 Administrative expenditureí Title 3 Operating expenditureí 15 400 000 0 Total 15 400 000 9 750 000 1 375 000 4 275 000 Total 15 400 000 Authorized establishment plan Categories and grades Posts 1997 1998 A2 A3 A4/A5 A6/A8 B C D 1 2 23 34 60 46 46 24 24 0 0 Total Total Total Total 1 2 23 34 60 46 46 24 24 0 0 Grand total 130 130 The Foundation seeks to maintain a direct link between the work programme and the approved budget. All modifications to the tables included in this article have to be communicated beforehand to the budgetary authority. Before payment of the third part of the subsidy, the Commission has to inform the budgetary authority about implementation of the Foundationís budget. C 14/358 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0723 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0109) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-520 Assistance to economic reform and recovery in the New Independent States and Mongolia 510 500 000 479 800 000 432 250 000 48 000 000 401 000 000 44 000 000 455 250 000 387 000 000 -45 000 000 45 000 000 -38 000 000 38 000 000 410 250 000 45 000 000 349 000 000 38 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Fourth paragraph: This appropriation is intended to cover the financing or part-financing of assistance measures designed to support the transition to a market economy (four words deleted). Fifth paragraph a (new): While carrying out the operations the Commission shall give priority to: › using part of TACIS investment share authorized as a fund for making investments to follow up TACIS technical assistance › projects; increasing funding for co-financing facilities and for the utilization of non-governmental organizationsí experience in the provision of social security and health services; › promoting development of the consultancy market in the New Independent States by encouraging the involvement of local consultants in the TACIS programme (equal opportunity of access to participation in tendering). Sixth paragraph a (new): In line with the policy of integrating the dimension of equal opportunities between women and men into all Community activities (ámainstreamingí), this appropriation will ensure equal participation of women in all programmes and develop indicators to ascertain womenís level of involvement in projects. Sixth paragraph b (new): This appropriation may also be used to cover, in 1998, a maximum additional amount of ECU 25 million by way of the European Unionís contribution to the Chernobyl Shelter Fund (B7-536). Total appropriations allocated to the nuclear sector may not exceed 13% of the total appropriations available for this programme. SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/359 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0724 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0106) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-522N Special action in favour of the Baltic region ne ne pm pm pm pm pm pm NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Enter the following remark: Council Regulation (EEC) No 3906/90 of 18 December 1989 on economic aid to the Republic of Hungary and the Polish Peopleís Republic (OJ L 375, 23. 12. 1989, p. 11). Council Regulation (Euratom, EC) No 1279/96 of 25 June 1996 concerning the provision of assistance to economic reform and recovery in the New Independent States and Mongolia (OJ L 165, 4. 7. 1996, p. 1). Having regard to the Commission Communication on its Baltic Sea Region Initiative at the Conference of Heads of Government of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) at the Visby summit 3-4 May 1996 (SEC(96)0608) and the prospect for cooperation in the Baltic Sea region (COM(95)0609) as well as to the work of the Helsinki Commission for the Baltic environment and taking into account the rapidly deteriorating environmental state in the Baltic Sea, funding from this article should be allocated to measures promoting the environmental state in the Baltic Sea. This appropriation is intended to cover, in the framework of the flexibility and harmonization of the joint approach of INTERREG, PHARE and TACIS, the financing of special actions in favour of the Baltic region, in particular of the following projects: › modernization project of Narva power plants and oil shale mining in Estonia; › Kolitla-Ja¤rve waste water treatment plant reconstruction and ash heaps filtration waste water purification. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0725 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0092) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-535 Cooperation with the countries of central and eastern Europe and the New Independent States under the Euratom Treaty 10 115 000 7 550 000 12 115 000 6 550 000 -12 115 000 10 115 000 -6 550 000 6 550 000 pm 10 115 000 pm 6 550 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/360 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Part 2, fifth paragraph › delete the following indents: fifth indent (translation. ) and sixth indent (mission expenses. ) SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0726 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0110) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-536N Community contribution to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for the Chernobyl Shelter Fund ne ne pm pm 25 000 000 25 000 000 -25 000 000 25 000 000 -25 000 000 25 000 000 pm 25 000 000 pm 25 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: Proposal for a Council decision concerning a Community contribution to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for the Chernobyl Shelter Fund (COM(97)0448 final). This appropriation is intended to cover a maximum contribution of ECU 100 000 000 to be allocated by the European Union over the entire life of the Fund. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0727 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0023) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-541 Measures for the reconstruction of the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia 88 000 000 70 000 000 70 000 000 30 000 000 56 000 000 24 000 000 100 000 000 80 000 000 -30 000 000 30 000 000 -24 000 000 24 000 000 70 000 000 30 000 000 56 000 000 24 000 000 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/361 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: First paragraph a (new) Text of the Dayton Accords on Refugees and Displaced Persons. Fourth paragraphs a, b and c (new) In the light of the information supplied to it via official sources, in particular the High Representative, the Commission must do its utmost to apply the terms of the Accord to the letter, benefiting both third countries and European Union Member States in their capacity as donors. To do this, it must carry out a six-monthly assessment of implementation of the conditions stipulated by the Accords and of any obstacles encountered and must undertake to report to the budgetary authority in April and September of each year. This appropriation also includes the financing of an international pop festival in Bosnia-Herzegovina in summer 1998. It is accessible only to states and state bodies which fulfil the requirements arising from the Dayton peace agreements, notably regarding the protection of human rights and the decisions of the special international court on the former Yugoslavia. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0728 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0111) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-543 Measures for the rehabilitation of the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia 150 000 000 135 000 000 150 000 000 87 000 000 150 000 000 77 000 000 150 000 000 77 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Article B7-502 Transfrontier cooperation in the field of structural operations Add the following to the fourth paragraph: › and the pilot project for the reconciliation of the inhabitants of Nova Gorica (Slovenia) and Gorizia (Italy); Article B7-543 Measures for the rehabilitation of the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia. Fifth paragraph a (new): It is accessible only to states and state bodies which fulfil the requirements arising from the Dayton peace agreements, notably regarding the protection of human rights and the decisions of the special international court on the former Yugoslavia. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/362 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0729 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0093) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6000 Community contribution towards schemes concerning developing countries carried out by non-governmental organizations 200 000 000 180 000 000 160 000 000 145 000 000 40 000 000 10 000 000 200 000 000 155 000 000 160 000 000 36 000 000 150 050 000 15 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: Amend the 15th paragraph as follows: It also covers the financing of operations by NGOs, in particular in projects concerned with education, health, reintegration, rural and social development and training, as well as security of food supplies and agricultural development in South Africa, Burma, Cambodia (ECU 1 600 000), Chile (ECU 3 500 000), Cuba (ECU 2 000 000), Vietnam (ECU 2 000 000) and East Timor. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0730 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0026) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-610 Training and promotion of awareness on development issues including periods of training at the Commission for nationals of third countries 4 500 000 3 800 000 4 500 000 3 800 000 4 000 000 3 800 000 500 000 4 500 000 3 800 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: This appropriation is also intended to finance an information campaign in the developing countries on Europe’s values and ideals with regard to democracy, human rights and the organization of society, to be directed at civil society, the media and the ruling classes of those countries. The campaign will be carried out by non-governmental organizations with the necessary experience and particular qualifications in the field of information and present on the spot, so as to raise the profile of the European Union’s political cooperation in the developing countries. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/363 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0109 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0027) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-611 Integrating gender issues in development cooperation 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 4 000 000 5 000 000 1 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0155 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0094) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6200 Environment in the developing countries 15 000 000 13 000 000 15 000 000 13 000 000 9 000 000 11 000 000 6 000 000 15 000 000 11 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0731 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0095) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6201 Tropical forests 50 000 000 35 000 000 50 000 000 35 000 000 34 000 000 27 000 000 16 000 000 50 000 000 27 000 000 C 14/364 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0555 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0030) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6211 Health programmes and the fight against HIV/AIDS in developing countries 15 000 000 10 000 000 14 800 000 9 800 000 15 000 000 9 800 000 -200 000 14 800 000 9 800 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 1 500 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0732 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0031) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-631 Aid for population policies and programmes in the developing countries 8 000 000 6 500 000 8 000 000 6 500 000 3 500 000 6 500 000 4 500 000 8 000 000 6 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/365 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0733 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0096) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-641 Rehabilitation and reconstruction measures for the developing countries 62 500 000 55 000 000 50 000 000 40 000 000 40 000 000 37 000 000 10 000 000 50 000 000 37 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0734 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0033) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-643 Decentralized cooperation in the developing countries 5 000 000 4 000 000 4 000 000 4 500 000 3 000 000 4 500 000 1 000 000 4 000 000 4 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Second paragraph: This appropriation is intended to cover the financing of measures to support development initiatives taken by the local public authorities, community-based organisations (CBOs), or any associations or groupings in the developing countries, including those taken in partnership with the OECD Development Centre or with their European opposite numbers. C 14/366 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0735 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0034) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-651 Coordination of development policy, evaluation of the results of Community aid and follow-up and inspection measures 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 4 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 4 000 000 5 000 000 2 000 000 -2 000 000 2 000 000 4 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0296 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0035) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6600 External cooperation measures pm 15 000 000 pm 15 000 000 pm 15 000 000 pm 15 000 000 15 000 000 20 000 000 -15 000 000 15 000 000 -20 000 000 15 000 000 pm 15 000 000 pm 15 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Second paragraph a (new): The appropriations of this project should be placed in the reserve until the European Parliament has been formally consulted on the European Union’s accession to KEDO and has delivered a positive opinion. Moreover, Parliament shall be kept fully informed of developments within KEDO by means of an annual report from the Commission. SCHEDULE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/367 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0736 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0036) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6601 Other external cooperation measures pm pm 1 600 000 1 600 000 pm 3 200 000 1 600 000 -1 600 000 1 600 000 1 600 000 NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: B7-6601 Cooperation agreements with third countries REMARKS: Amend as follows › second paragraph to read as follows: These appropriations are intended for the cofinancing of external actions with the Republic of China, looking ahead to Taiwan’s integration into the World Trade Organization and in the framework of the agreements concluded with the European Union to that end. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0010 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0037) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-6602N New Transatlantic Agenda ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-6602N New Transatlantic Agenda REMARKS: Enter the following remark: New item Transatlantic Declaration of November 1990. European Parliament resolution of 24 March 1994 on relations between the European Union and the United States of America (OJ C 114, 25. 4. 1994, p. 18). New Transatlantic Agenda of 1995 signed by the Council on 3 December 1995 and Joint EC-US Action Plan. C 14/368 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 This appropriation is intended to improve mutual understanding between key actors on each side of the Atlantic by creating an overarching framework for the People to People Linksí and Information and Cultureí Exchanges envisaged by the Joint Action Plan of the New Transatlantic Agenda. This is to be achieved through financing pilot projects and preparatory actions between actors and organizations in both the European Union and the United States of America. Such projects and actions shall include pilot actions to stimulate the dialogue between the social and business partners on each side of the Atlantic. Each action or project must include participants from both sides of the Atlantic, and may encourage the establishment of networks. The initiative as a whole shall be funded in part through public, private, business and charitable organizations from the United States, as well as from this item. The contribution from the European Unionís 1998 budget will be limited to ECU 6 000 000, in accordance with the following breakdown of activities: 1. Education › Transatlantic Research and Exchange Programmes 2 100 000 This programme would choose up to 10 Centres of European Studies to serve as host institutions for visiting scholars and practitioners from the European Union. Visitors would be resident at host institutions for relatively short periods (one week to approximately one month) to increase the number of participants involved. Research grants for faculty and students would support both short and long-term projects. The European Community Studies Association (ECSA) of the United States, an organization of 900 individuals and 50 institutions dedicated to the study of the European Union, should be given responsibility for coordinating and administering such a programme. › Electronic Resources and Long-Distance Learning A proposal already submitted could establish a joint EU-US digital library collection, accessible on the Internet, featuring material of interest to researchers and the general public in Europe and the US. The project is designed to promote ongoing cooperation between national libraries, other research libraries, and research and education communities. 900 000 2 500 000 2. People to People › Transatlantic Labour Dialogue › Transatlantic Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Initiative › Transatlantic Business Dialogue This section is designed to give assistance to distinct, broadly based communities which intend to formulate specific recommendations for joint action to the European Union and United Statesí administrations, focused on the European side of the dialogue. 300 000 300 000 300 000 3. Transatlantic Houses The 1995 EU/US summit in Berlin called for joint actions to foster political and social development in Central and Eastern European countries. Implementation of this commitment would be through the progressive joint creation of a Transatlantic Houseí in the Ukraine, first to serve as an information point on partnersí support programmes in those countries, and then extended to house jointly financed democracy programmes. Matching funding would be required from the United States for such a scheme to operate. 4. Civil Society Actions One of the major goals of the New Transatlantic Agenda is the building of bridges across the Atlantic. A key proposal put forward has been to establish a coordinating mechanism to monitor and help implement identified initiatives aimed at promoting and developing civil society. This amount is intended to support activities specifically involving citizen-to-citizen links under the umbrella of the Transatlantic Civil Society Dialogue. Matching funding would be required from the United States. Furthermore, independent funders would be expected to supplement such funding. An annual evaluation report on these activities will have to be submitted by the Commission to the budgetary authority by 30 June of the following year. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/369 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0476 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0038) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-661 Community participation in action concerning anti-personnel mines 7 000 000 6 000 000 7 000 000 7 000 000 5 000 000 7 000 000 2 000 000 7 000 000 7 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0556 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0039) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-663N Campaign against sex tourism in third countries ne ne 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-663N Campaign against sex tourism in third countries REMARKS: Add the following: New article This appropriation is intended for setting up and coordinating public awareness campaigns to oppose sex tourism affecting children. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule C 14/370 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0530 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0040) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-70 CHAPTER B7-70 › EUROPEAN INITIATIVE FOR DEMOCRACY AND THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remark: The appropriations entered against this chapter will be implemented in accordance with the Financial Regulation. The Commission will be assisted by an advisory working party comprising representatives of the European Parliament and the Commission › the working party on democracy and protection of human rights › chaired by the Commission. The Commission will submit to the working party for its opinion the annual ongoing information work programme. While responsible for the implementation of this initiative, the Commission shall take into account in its proposals for EU financing the contribution of the projects to the transmission of the European union principles referring to building up democracy. Priority will be given to those projects that have proved to be effective and to have a multiplier effect. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0536 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0097) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-700 Support for democracy in the countries of central and eastern Europe, including the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia 15 000 000 13 000 000 15 000 000 14 000 000 13 350 000 13 000 000 1 650 000 15 000 000 13 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: First paragraph, second indent a (new) › the financing of a Foundation for Democracy’ in Bosnia-Herzegovina supporting projects encompassing areas of activity like independent media and training of journalists, organizations of a social, political and cultural nature and other civil society organizations, cultural, youth and university cooperation, business and management training for small and medium-sized enterprises, 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/371 Thursday 18 December 1997 Add the following at the end: The Commission may submit a proposal for additional transfers to this article in accordance with the political priorities and the amounts already used by the non-governmental organizations, under Article 26(7) of the Financial Regulation. Allocations to activities in the former Yugoslavia, on the one hand, and elsewhere in central and eastern Europe, on the other, should be in the same proportion as provided for under the two former items (B7-7000 and B7-7001) which have been amalgamated into this article. Funds may also be spent on establishment and maintenance of rehabilitation services for victims of torture and their families. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0537 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0098) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-701 Support for democracy in the New Independent States and Mongolia 10 000 000 8 000 000 10 000 000 10 000 000 8 900 000 9 000 000 1 100 000 10 000 000 9 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Before the first paragraph: European Parliament resolution of 12 December 1996 on human rights throughout the world in 1995/1996 and the Unionís human rights policy (OJ C 20, 20. 1. 1997, p. 161). At the end: The Commission may submit a proposal for additional transfers to this article in accordance with the political priorities and the amounts already used by the non-governmental organizations, under Article 26(7) of the Financial Regulation. Priority will be given to projects which have demonstrated their effectiveness and viability over the past few years, and have a multiplier effect within civil society, which is the main agent in the transition to democracy. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB C 14/372 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0737 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0099) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-7020N Human rights and democracy in the developing countries ne ne 17 000 000 15 000 000 › › 17 000 000 13 000 000 17 000 000 13 000 000 B7-702 Human rights and democracy in the developing countries 17 000 000 12 700 000 › › 15 130 000 17 500 000 -15 130 000 -17 500 000 › › NOMENCLATURE: Amend heading as follows: Delete article: B7-702 Human rights and democracy in the developing countries Create a new item: B7-7020N Human rights and democracy in the developing countries REMARKS: Insert remarks of Article B7-702 of draft budget amended as follows: › Delete paragraphs 2 and 8, 9, 10 in draft budget › Paragraph 4: Amend as follows: Observers missions, except for supervision or support of electoral processes, may be financed. (rest unchanged) › Paragraph 5: Amend as follows: It also covers the financing of the (seven words deleted) support for the rights of minorities and vulnerable groups. (rest unchanged) SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0557 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0044) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-7021N Human rights and democracy in southern Africa countries ne ne 5 000 000 3 000 000 ne ne 5 000 000 3 000 000 5 000 000 3 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-7021N Human rights and democracy in southern African countries 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/373 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following remark: Council Regulation (EC) No 2258/96 of 22 November 1996 on rehabilitation and reconstruction operations in developing countries (OJ L 306 28. 11. 1996, p. 1). This appropriation is intended to cover a European Union contribution towards operations promoting human rights and democracy, notably those relating to the exercise of public authority, the development of civil society and conflict prevention contributing to the consolidation of democracy in the countries of this region. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0303 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0045) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-703 Democratization process in Latin America 12 625 000 10 625 000 12 625 000 12 000 000 11 245 000 12 000 000 1 380 000 12 625 000 12 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following at the end: The Commission may submit a proposal for additional transfers to this article in accordance with the political priorities and the amounts already used by the non-governmental organizations, under Article 26(7) of the Financial Regulation. SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0787 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0046) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-7040 Subsidies for certain activities of organizations pursuing human rights objectives 16 300 000 15 900 000 16 000 000 15 600 000 14 300 000 17 300 000 1 700 000 -1 700 000 16 000 000 15 600 000 C 14/374 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following remarks: Amend second paragraph as follows: It also covers the support of the establishment and maintenance of rehabilitation centres for torture victims and their families and other organizations offering concrete help to victims of human rights abuses, in particular in East Timor. Delete the fourth and fifth paragraphs. After fifth paragraph, add the following remark: The funds entered against this item may also be used to finance non-governmental organizations and organizations which provide legal advice or aid to persons or associations in need thereof. Sixth paragraph, fourth indent › amend as follows: › promote and protect womenís rights, including action to combat trafficking in women, After eighth paragraph, add the following remark: This appropriation may also be used to contribute to the creation of the European Network for Human Rights and Democratization, and to ensure that information on European Union policy and on European-Union-financed programmes/projects to promote human rights and democracy is collected, analysed, updated and circulated by means of the new electronic media, in particular the Internet. An amount of ECU 200 000 is intended for the European Foundation for Freedom of Expression. After 11th paragraph, add the following new paragraphs: This appropriation also covers the financing of specific measures to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, including two major conferences, one to evaluate the democratization programmes in many parts of the world, and the other to examine the prospects for human rights in the twenty-first century. The conferences will also address the situation of minorities and the question of minority rights. It is also intended to support other activities related to the 50th anniversary, and particularly to activities likely to contribute to better implementation of the Declaration. These could also include an event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the European Parliament’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, a human rights poster competition and a schools essay or poetry competition. It would also support the provision to schools of new educational material on the European Union and human rights. Utilization of this item must take account of the specific requirements of the institutions and non-governmental organizations working in the human rights field and of the administrative constraints peculiar to international organizations, particularly those linked to the United Nations system. It must, in particular, be possible for Community resources to be mobilized quickly when emergency operations are involved. The Commission may submit a proposal for additional transfers to this item in accordance with the political priorities and the amounts already used by the non-governmental organizations, under Article 26(7) of the Financial Regulation. To this end care must be taken to ensure that the funds for rehabilitation of the victims of torture are not in any way reduced, and that where financial resources permit they should be increased to the maximum possible. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/375 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0306 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0101) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-705 MEDA programme for democracy 8 000 000 5 000 000 10 075 000 7 100 000 7 075 000 5 000 000 3 000 000 10 075 000 5 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend as follows: After the third paragraph, add the following: European Parliament resolution of 12 December 1996 on human rights throughout the world in 1995/96 and the Union’s human rights policy (OJ C 20, 20. 1. 1997, p. 161). Eighth paragraph to read as follows: It also aims to support actions by womenís associations and associations which promote inter-ethnic dialogue which actively support the promotion of democracy in the societies of the countries forming the Euro-Mediterranean partnership. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0166 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0102) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-706N Support for the activities of international criminal tribunals and for setting up a Standing International Criminal Tribunal ne ne 3 000 000 3 000 000 ne ne 3 000 000 2 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 B7-7040 Subsidies for certain activities of organizations pursuing human rights objectives 16 300 000 15 900 000 13 000 000 12 600 000 14 300 000 13 900 000 -1 300 000 -1 300 000 13 000 000 12 600 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-706N Support for the activities of international criminal tribunals and for the setting-up of a Standing International Criminal Tribunal C 14/376 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Enter the following remarks: This appropriation is intended to cover measures designed to help improve the functioning of the UN International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, by financing operating expenditure incurred in gathering evidence (missions, investigations, travel by witnesses, exhumations etc. ). It is also intended to fund preparations for the setting up of a Standing International Criminal Tribunal. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0738 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0103) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-706P Human rights and democracy in Asian countries ne ne 5 000 000 3 000 000 4 000 000 2 000 000 1 000 000 5 000 000 2 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-706N Human rights and democracy in Asian countries REMARKS: Enter the following remark: New article European Parliament resolution of 18 May 1995 on Tibet (OJ C 151, 19. 6. 1995, p. 278). European Parliament resolution of 10 April 1997 on the human rights situation in Eastern Turkestan (Region of Xinjiang) (OJ C 132, 28. 4. 1997, p. 227). European Parliament resolution of 12 June 1997 on a long-term policy for China-Europe relations (OJ C 200, 30. 6. 1997, p. 158). This appropriation is intended to cover support for operations promoting human rights and democracy, notably those relating to the exercise of public authority, the development of civil society and conflict prevention. It covers, therefore, the financing of activities to promote democracy in Asia, especially in the Peopleís Republic of China › including Hong Kong › and in the territory of Macao, as well as of those activities connected with monitoring respect for human rights, particularly in Hong Kong and Macao, Eastern Turkestan and Inner Mongolia, and of those related to the promotion of freedom of the media. This appropriation also covers support for the activities of non-governmental organizations involved in the protection and promotion of human rights in Tibet. It furthermore covers information promotion, in particular radio broadcasting, by Tibetans, both exiles and those living in Tibet, in support of any non-violent initiative to secure the defence and promotion of human rights and of democracy and freedom in Tibet together with the initiatives taken in that connection within the European Union and financing of the research programme on the specifically Tibetan activities of the International Peace Research Institute. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/377 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0739 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0104) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-709 Support for, and supervision of, electoral processes pm pm 2 000 000 2 000 000 pm 1 000 000 2 000 000 2 000 000 1 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Replace by the following: This appropriation is intended for activities in support of the electoral process in third countries. It may be used in particular to finance measures intended to build up a capacity to carry out effective election observation operations. This includes capacity building in relation to the training of personnel, including the establishment of a pool of specialist professionals, the monitoring of access to media during election campaigns, the evaluation of the European Union’s participation in international election observation missions, and the continued monitoring of the post-electoral situation. It can also be used to heighten the visibility of the role of the European Union and the European Parliament in such operations. Observersí missions may be financed from the appropriation. The financial implementation of this article will be subject to the prior adoption by the three institutions of common rules and procedures for their representation during the special missions for electoral monitoring and/or post-electoral measures. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0740 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0051) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-710N Special programme for democracy and good governance in Nigeria ne ne 3 000 000 1 500 000 ne ne 3 000 000 1 500 000 3 000 000 1 500 000 C 14/378 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-710N Special programme for democracy and good governance in Nigeria REMARKS: Enter the following remarks: New article General objective of the action: The objective of this action is to assist non-governmental organizations involved in promoting democracy, peace and respect for human rights in Nigeria, in particular pro-democracy groups, women’s organizations, trade unions, community groups, Church groups, and human rights organizations. Organizations and initiatives which aim to contribute to the following could be supported: the development of democracy; respect for and enforcement of internationally accepted standards of the rule of law; the empowerment of civil society; conflict prevention both in Nigeria and the immediate sub-region; the fulfilment by Nigeria of its international obligations to uphold human rights; the protection of minority rights and vulnerable groups; efforts to assist victims of violence and torture; humanitarian and legal support for political prisoners and their families. Funds will only be channelled through recognized Nigerian or European non-governmental organizations. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0559 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0053) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-811 Contribution to international environmental activities including the Global Environment Fund 7 250 000 7 250 000 7 500 000 7 250 000 -250 000 7 250 000 7 250 000 4 851 000 3 500 000 4 351 000 3 500 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 350 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/379 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0560 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0054) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-830N Cooperation with third countries on education and vocational training ne ne 2 000 000 2 600 000 ne ne 2 000 000 2 600 000 2 000 000 2 600 000 NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: B7-830N Cooperation with third countries on education and vocational training REMARKS: Enter the following remark: New article Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Articles 126 and 127 thereof. Council Decision 95/487/EC of 23 October 1995 concerning the conclusion of an Agreement between the European Community and the United States of America establishing a cooperation programme in higher education and vocational education and training (OJ L 279, 22. 11. 1995, p. 11). Council Decision 95/523/EC of 27 November 1995 concerning the conclusion of an Agreement between the European Community and Canada establishing a cooperation programme in higher education and training (OJ L 300, 13. 12. 1995, p. 18). This appropriation is intended to cover, in particular, comparative studies on qualifications and skills, the establishment of a pilot scheme of exchanges of students, teachers and administrators, the promotion of cooperation between the various institutions and aid for the establishment of relations between the sectors of industry concerned and universities. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0012 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0105) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-851 Promotion of European Union exports to Japan 12 725 000 12 225 000 11 500 000 11 000 000 8 000 000 10 000 000 3 500 000 11 500 000 10 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged C 14/380 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 SCHEDULE: Take over schedule from PDB to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0014 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0056) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-852 Access to the markets of non-Community countries 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 3 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: Fourth paragraph, fourth indent a and b (new): › studies on the likely pollution resulting from improved market access and the scope for countering this by introducing environmental technology, › studies on the gender-specific transformation of the labour market as a result of improved market access by Community firms. Fourth paragraph a (new): The studies must be submitted to the European Parliament regularly (at least once a year). SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0741 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0057) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-860 Customs cooperation and international assistance Customs 2000 2 755 000 2 255 000 1 900 000 2 300 000 1 500 000 2 300 000 400 000 1 900 000 2 300 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/381 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Amend as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 100 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0561 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0058) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B7-870 Commercial and economic cooperation agreements with third countries 1 775 000 7 775 000 1 305 000 3 855 000 1 450 000 3 855 000 -145 000 1 305 000 3 855 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Amend remarks as follows: A maximum amount of ECU 1 300 000 may cover expenditure on studies, meetings of experts, conferences and congresses,. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0796 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part B (Operating appropriations) (Amendment 0059) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B8-01 CHAPTER B8-01 › COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY B8-010 Support for democratic transition and electoral processes pm pm 5 000 000 3 000 000 5 000 000 3 000 000 5 000 000 3 000 000 B8-012 Disarmament 4 500 000 3 000 000 4 500 000 3 000 000 4 500 000 3 000 000 C 14/382 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments B8-013 Prevention of conflicts and support for peace processes pm 30 000 000 1 000 000 29 000 000 10 000 000 8 000 000 10 000 000 8 000 000 10 000 000 8 000 000 B8-014 Preparatory measures B8-015 Emergency measures 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 500 000 5 000 000 2 450 000 5 000 000 2 450 000 5 000 000 2 450 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Insert under the chapter heading On a yearly basis the Presidency of the Council shall consult the European Parliament on a document established by the Council on the main aspects and basic choices of the common foreign and security policy, including the financial implications for the Unionís budget. Furthermore, the Presidency shall on a regular basis inform the European Parliament on the development and implementation of CFSP actions. The Council shall, each time it adopts a decision in the field of the common foreign and security policy which entails expenditure, immediately and in each case communicate to the European Parliament an estimate of the costs envisaged (financial statement), in particular those regarding time-frame, staff employed, use of premises and other infrastructure, transport facilities, training requirements and security arrangements. The Commission shall inform the budgetary authority on the execution of CFSP actions and the financial forecasts for the remaining period of the year on a quarterly basis. Add the following remark: This appropriation is also intended to cover the financing of operations under negotiation, as well as unforeseen action which may be decided during the financial year, including the feasibility study for the establishment of a European Civil Peace Corps. SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council of Amendment 0742 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part A (Administrative appropriations) (Amendment 0001) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments A-11 CHAPTER A-11 › STAFF IN ACTIVE EMPLOYMENT ne ne ne ne 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/383 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Amend the nomenclature as follows: Create the following new posts: 1 A1; 2 A2; 7 A5; 10 A7. Amend the permanent-posts column as follows: Add: 20 A8 Delete: 30 C5 (1) Conversion of temporary posts into permanent posts: add the following permanent posts: 40 A and 20 B, and delete the corresponding posts and grades in the temporary posts. (2) Post conversions: 3 A3 to A2; 20 A5 to A4; 10 A7 to A6; 10 LA6 to LA4 (10 LA6 to LA5 and 10 LA5 to LA4); 10 B2 to B1; 25 B5 to B4; 20 C2 to C1; 25 C5 to C4 and 5 D2 to 5 C5 for the Office for Official Publications. (3) Technical adjustments: Posts in the Commissionís list of posts having been used for promotions at the Office for Official Publications in 1996: 4 C1; 2 C2; 2 D1. Posts to be returned by the Office for Official Publications to the Commission: 6 C3; 2 D2. Amend the list of posts as follows: (conversion of appropriations into posts) Add to the list of posts: 70 A7;40 B5;40 C5. In the column entitled Of which permanent posts in the Supply Agencyí, add the following to footnote 4: The duties of Deputy Director-General of the Supply Agency are carried out by an A3 official appointed Deputy Director-General pursuant to Article 53 of the European Atomic Energy Community Treaty. í REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Unchanged to the modification by the Council of Amendment 0743 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part A (Administrative appropriations) (Amendment 0002) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments 902 338 000 4 700 000 902 338 000 4 700 000 900 038 000 900 038 000 2 300 000 4 700 000 2 300 000 4 700 000 902 338 000 4 700 000 902 338 000 4 700 000 A-1100 Basic salaries 900 256 000 900 256 000 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Unchanged SCHEDULE: Unchanged C 14/384 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Proposed Modification 0421 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part A (Administrative appropriations) (Amendment 0003) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments A-1904N Budgetization of pension entitlements during the financial year ne ne pm pm ne ne pm pm NOMENCLATURE: Create the following new line: A-1904N Budgetization of pension entitlements during the financial year REMARKS: Enter the following: This item is intended to cover the actuarially calculated capital value of future pension payments to officials of the European Communities arising within the financial year (in addition to those existing from previous financial years). This appropriation will be used to constitute a pension fund. It also covers the entitlements to be met under Article A-103. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0798 of the European Parliament SECTION III › COMMISSION › Part A (Administrative appropriations) (Amendment 0004) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments A-3021 Town-twinning schemes in the European Community 7 500 000 7 500 000 10 000 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 5 000 000 10 000 000 10 000 000 NOMENCLATURE: Amend as follows: Delete the line: A-3021 Town-twinning schemes in the European Community Amend the heading of the following chapter: A-32 A-32N YOUTH AND EDUCATION YOUTH, EDUCATION AND TOWN-TWINNING Create the following line: A-321N Town-twinning schemes in the European Community 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/385 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Take over remarks from Item A-3021 After the second paragraph, insert the following text: In 1998, the Commission will produce a report for the budgetary authority on the breakdown of expenditure and details of organizations and activities benefiting from this appropriation. SCHEDULE: Automated schedule to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0532 of the European Parliament STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE BY SECTION (Amendment 0005) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments A-9 Buildings of the Union NOMENCLATURE: Before the STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE BY SECTION, create the following title: A-9N The buildings stock of the Union REMARKS: Insert the following table: Summary table listing the buildings of the Union Institutions Section I Parliament Ombudsman Section II Council Section III Commission (3) [xxxxxxxx] [xxxxxxxx] Section IV Court of Justice Section V Court of Auditors [xxxxxxxx] (4) 13 911 527 [xxxxxxxx] 1 226 000 Section VI Economic and Social Committee, Committee of the Regions, Joint Organizational Structure [xxxxxxxx] 5 700 000 Total European Union [xxxxxxxx] [xxxxxxxx] (1) (2) (3) (4) These figures represent the cumulative amounts entered in Article 200 (rent) and Article 206 (acquisition of immovable property). Expressed in current prices. Including the external offices and costs incurred in terms of expenditure on administrative infrastructure for research policy. ECU 2 287 473 is entered in Chapter 100. Buildings rented 1998 (1) Approps 1997 (1) Approps Buildings owned by the Union (2) 152 852 706 140 166 523 [date of purchase and total cost] 220 000 212 000 4 050 000 4 265 000 [date of purchase and total cost] [date of purchase and total cost] [date of purchase and total cost] C 14/386 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0649 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0067) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-400 Proceeds from taxation on the salaries, wages and allowances of Members of the institution officials and other servants NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Communities, and in particular Article 13 thereof. Council Regulation No 422/67/EEC, No 5/67/Euratom of 25 July 1967 determining the emoluments of the President and Members of the Commission, of the President, Judges, Advocates-General and Registrar of the Court of Justice and of the President, Members and Registrar of the Court of First Instance (OJ 187, 8. 8. 1967, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 3762/92 (OJ L 383, 29. 12. 1992, p. 4). Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 260/68 of 29 February 1968 laying down the conditions and procedure for applying the tax for the benefit of the European Communities (OJ L 56, 4. 3. 1968, p. 8), as last amended by Regulation (Euratom, ECSC, EEC) No 2485/96 (OJ L 338, 28. 12. 1996, p. 4) to the modification by the Council of Amendment 0650 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0068) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-401 Staff contributions to the pension scheme NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 83(2) thereof. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/387 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0651 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0069) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-403 Proceeds from the temporary levy on salaries of officials and other servants in active employment NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Communities, and in particular Article 13 thereof. Council Regulation No 422/67/EEC, No 5/67/Euratom of 25 July 1967 determining the emoluments of the President and Members of the Commission, of the President, Judges, Advocates-General and Registrar of the Court of Justice and of the President, Members and Registrar of the Court of First Instance (OJ 187, 8. 8. 1967, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 3762/92 (OJ L 383, 29. 12. 1992, p. 4). Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 3831/91 of 19 December 1991 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities with a view to introducing a temporary contribution (OJ L 361, 31. 12. 1991, p. 7). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0652 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0070) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-500 Proceeds from the sale of movable property NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Proceeds from the sale of movable property which cannot be re-used pursuant to Article 27 of the Financial Regulation of 21 December 1977 applicable to the general budget of the European Communities (OJ L 356, 31. 12. 1977, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom, ECSC) No 2335/95 (OJ L 240, 7. 10. 1995, p. 12). C 14/388 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0653 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0071) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-502 Proceeds from the sale of publications, printed works and films NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Proceeds from the sale of publications, printed works and films which cannot be re-used pursuant to Article 27 of the Financial Regulation of 21 December 1977 applicable to the general budget of the European Communities (OJ L 356, 31. 12. 1977, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom, ECSC) No 2335/95 (OJ L 240, 7. 10. 1995, p. 12). modification by the Council to Amendment 0654 of the European Parliament SECTION IV › COURT OF JUSTICE (Amendment 0072) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S4-550 Transfer or purchase of pension rights by staff NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 107 thereof and Articles 11(2) and 48 of Annex VIII thereto. to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0662 of the European Parliament SECTION VIa › ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE (Amendment 0073) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-A400 Proceeds from taxation on the salaries, wages and allowances of officials and other servants 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/389 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Communities, and in particular Article 13 thereof. Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 260/68 of 29 February 1968 laying down the conditions and procedure for applying the tax for the benefit of the European Communities (OJ L 56, 4. 3. 1968, p. 8), as last amended by Regulation (Euratom, ECSC, EEC) No 3736/90 (OJ L 360, 22. 12. 1990, p. 1). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0663 of the European Parliment SECTION VIa › ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE (Amendment 0074) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-A401 Staff contributions to the pension scheme NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 83(2) thereof. to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0664 of the European Parliament SECTION VIa › ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE (Amendment 0075) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-A403 Proceeds from the temporary levy on salaries of officials and other servants in active employment NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged C 14/390 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 REMARKS: Add the following: Council Regulation (ECSC, EEC, Euratom) No 3831/91 of 19 December 1991 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities with a view to introducing a temporary contribution (OJ L 361, 31. 12. 1991, p. 7). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0668 of the European Parliament SECTION VIb › COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS (Amendment 0076) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-B400 Proceeds from taxation on the salaries, wages and allowances of officials and other servants ne ne NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Communities, and in particular Article 13 thereof. Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 260/68 of 29 February 1968 laying down the conditions and procedure for applying the tax for the benefit of the European Communities (OJ L 56, 4. 3. 1968, p. 8), as last amended by Regulation (Euratom, ECSC, EEC) No 3736/90 (OJ L 360, 22. 12. 1990, p. 1). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0669 of the European Parliament SECTION VIb › COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS (Amendment 0077) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-B401 Staff contributions to the pension scheme ne ne NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 83(2) thereof. 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/391 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0670 of the European Parliament SECTION VIb › COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS (Amendment 0078) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-B403 Proceeds from the temporary levy on salaries of officials and other servants in active employment ne ne NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Council Regulation (ECSC, EEC, Euratom) No 3831/91 of 19 December 1991 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities with a view to introducing a temporary contribution (OJ L 361, 31. 12. 1991, p. 7). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0680 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0079) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C400 Proceeds from taxation on the salaries, wages and allowances of officials and other servants NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Communities, and in particular Article 13 thereof. Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 260/68 of 29 February 1968 laying down the conditions and procedure for applying the tax for the benefit of the European Communities (OJ L 56, 4. 3. 1968, p. 8), as last amended by Regulation (Euratom, ECSC, EEC) No 3736/90 (OJ L 360, 22. 12. 1990, p. 1). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0681 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0080) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C401 Staff contributions to the pension scheme C 14/392 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 19. 1. 98 Thursday 18 December 1997 NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 83(2) thereof. to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0682 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0081) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C403 Proceeds from the temporary levy on salaries of officials and other servants in active employment NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Council Regulation (ECSC, EEC, Euratom) No 3831/91 of 19 December 1991 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities with a view to introducing a temporary contribution (OJ L 361, 31. 12. 1991, p. 7). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0683 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0082) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C500 Proceeds from the sale of movable property NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Proceeds from the sale of movable property which cannot be re-used pursuant to Article 27 of the Financial Regulation of 21 December 1977 applicable to the general budget of the European Communities (OJ L 356, 31. 12. 1977, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom, ECSC) No 2335/95 (OJ L 240, 7. 10. 1995, p. 12). 19. 1. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 14/393 Thursday 18 December 1997 to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0684 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0083) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C502 Proceeds from the sale of publications, printed works and films NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Proceeds from the sale of movable property which cannot be re-used pursuant to Article 27 of the Financial Regulation of 21 December 1977 applicable to the general budget of the European Communities (OJ L 356, 31. 12. 1977, p. 1), as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom, ECSC) No 2335/95 (OJ L 240, 7. 10. 1995, p. 12). to the modification by the Council to Amendment 0671 of the European Parliament SECTION VIc › JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Amendment 0084) Budget 1997 PE1 1998 CSL2 1998 Amendment New amount Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments Commitments Payments S6-C550 Transfer or purchase of pension rights by staff NOMENCLATURE: Unchanged REMARKS: Add the following: Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities, and in particular Article 107 thereof and Articles 11(2) and 48 of Annex VIII thereto