WRITTEN QUESTION No. 1024/98 by Christof TANNERT to the Commission. Community assistance for the Federal German 'Land' of Berlin in 1997
9. 10. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 310/155 2. The Council has not received any other initiatives from the Commission or from a Member State, on the basis of Article K. 3(2) of the Treaty on European Union, concerning the conditions under which children who are third-country nationals can move within the territory of the Member States. (1) OJ L 327, 19. 12. 1994, p. 1. (98/C 310/214) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1024/98 by Christof Tannert (PSE) to the Commission (6 April 1998) Subject: Community assistance for the Federal German Landí of Berlin in 1997 What amounts of Community assistance were authorized and taken up for the Federal German Landí of Berlin in 1997, for what measures and under what programmes, more particularly: 1. Under the European Regional Development Fund? 2. Under the European Social Fund? 3. Under Community research programmes? 4. Under Community programmes in the energy sector? 5. Under Community programmes in the environment sector? 6. Under other Community programmes? Answer given by Mr Santer on behalf of the Commission (11 May 1998) Because of the length of the answer, which includes a number of tables, the Commission is sending it direct to the Honourable Member and to Parliamentís Secretariat. (98/C 310/215) WRITTEN QUESTION E-1041/98 by Jens-Peter Bonde (I-EDN) to the Council (3 April 1998) Subject: Particular advantages for national minorities in elections Is a provision of an electoral law giving a national minority in a Member State a particular advantage in connection with parliamentary elections, local elections and elections to the European Parliament etc. in contravention of the Amsterdam Treaty? Answer (16/17 June 1998) It is not for the Council to state a position on the Amsterdam Treaty, which is currently the subject of ratification procedures. Moreover, the Honourable Member will be aware that the interpretation of the Treaty is not a matter for the Council but for the Court of Justice