Minutes of the sitting of Wednesday 13 Mai 1998
1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/73 MINUTES OF THE SITTING OF WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 1998 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (98/C 167/03) PART I Proceedings of the sitting IN THE CHAIR: Mrs FONTAINE 2. Topical and urgent debate (objections) Vice-President (The sitting opened at 9 a. m. ) 1. Approval of Minutes Mrs Dybkjær had informed the Chair that she had been present but that her name was not on the attendance register. Mrs Hulthe·n had informed the Chair that she had intended to vote for paras 3 and 6 in the Pirker report (A4-0157/98, Part I, Item 16). Mr Delcroix said that he had intended to vote against am. 26/rev. in the Rothley recommendation on biotechnologi- cal inventions (A4-0157/98, Part I, Item 14). The Minutes of the previous sitting were approved. * * * The following spoke: › Mr Falconer, who said that the Bilderbergí group would be holding a meeting in camera on 14-16 May in Mr Smithís consituency in Scotland; he asked for the Bureau to inform any Members attending this meeting that they were obliged to declare an interest in the matter, pursuant to Annex I of the Rules of Procedure on transparency and Membersí financial interests (the President noted his request); › Mr Ru¤big, who welcomed the Conference of Presidentsí decision to include on that dayís agenda items concerning India and Kosovo but felt that it was equally urgent to debate the problem of safety in cities in the Union and called for a Commission statement on the subject at the next part-session; › Mrs Green, on behalf of the PSE Group, who referred to Mrs Rothís remarks informing the House of the attack on Akin Birdal, chairman of the Turkish Human Rights Association (Minutes of 12. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 15) and asked for the President of Parliament to send a message of solidarity to the victim and his family and a request to the Turkish Government to ensure that those responsible were brought to justice and that an end was put to this kind of paramilitary activity (the Presi- dent replied that this would be done). The President announced that pursuant to Rule 47(2), second subparagraph, she had received the following objections, tabled and justified in writing, to the list of subjects for the next debate on topical and urgent subjects of major importance: II. Mochovce nuclear plant › Motion by the ARE and V Groups, to change the title of this subject to Safety of nuclear plantsí, and to include in the subject motions for resolutions B4-0499/98 by the ARE Group and B4-0512/98 by the V Group. The motion was rejected by RCV (ARE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: III. Human rights 346 43 296 7 › Motion by the ARE Group, to include in this subject a new item Tibetí comprising motions for resolutions B4-0511/98 by the V Group, B4-0537/98 by the ELDR Group and B4-0538/98 by the ARE Group. The motion was approved by EV (199 for, 148 against, 5 abstentions). › Motion by the ELDR and ARE Groups, to include in this subject a new item Vietnamí comprising motions for resolu- tions B4-0495/98 by the ELDR Group and B4-0503/98 by the ARE Group. The motion was rejected. › Motion by the ARE and PPE Groups, to include in this subject a new item Sale of human organs in Chinaí compris- ing motions for resolutions B4-0496/98 by the ELDR Group, B4-0500/98 by the ARE Group, B4-0510/98 by the V Group and B4-0519/98 by the PPE Group. The motion was approved by RCV: Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 355 181 171 3 › Motion by the PPE Group, to include in this subject a new item Georgiaí comprising its motion for a resolution B4- 0518/98. The motion was rejected by EV (160 for, 173 against, 21 abstentions). C 167/74 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 › Motion by the V Group, to include in this subject a new item Mordechai Vanunuí comprising its motion for a resolu- tion B4-0554/98. IN THE CHAIR: Mr IMBENI Vice-President The motion was rejected by RCV (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 367 37 318 12 › Motion by the V Group, to include in this subject a new item Death sentences in Burmaí comprising its motion for a resolution B4-0557/98. The following spoke: Mr Malerba, Mr Cox, Mr Theonas, Mrs Hautala, Mr Trizza, Mr Metten, Mrs Peijs, Mr Janssen van Raay, Mrs Ojala, Mr Harrison, Mr Langen, Mr Katiforis, Mr Stevens, Mr Pe·rez Royo, Mr Brok, Mr Paasilinna, Mrs Thyssen, Mrs Torres Marques, Mr Hendrick, Mr von Wogau, chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee, Mr Brown, Mr Wolf, on the remarks by Mr von Wogau, Mr Metten, to make a personal statement following the remarks by Mrs Peijs, and Mr von Wogau, to make a personal statement following the remarks by Mr Wolf. The motion was approved by EV (198 for, 159 against, 9 abstentions). The President closed the debate. IV. Arms exports code of conduct › Motion by the PSE Group, to replace this subject with a new subject Melchior Watheletí comprising motions for resolutions B4-0547/98 by the PSE Group and B4-0556/98 by the V Group. The motion was rejected by EV (140 for, 216 against, 3 abstentions). 3. Appointments to Executive Board of Euro- pean Central Bank (debate) Mrs Randzio-Plath introduced her recommendations, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the appointments to the Executive Board of the European Central Bank: › Dr W. F. Duisenberg, as President of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4-0182/98) › Mr C. Noyer, as Vice-President of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4- 0185/98) › Mr E. Domingo Solans, as Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4-0183/98) › Mrs S. Ha¤ma¤la¤inen, as Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4- 0184/98) › Mr O. Issing, as Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4-0186/98) › Mr T. Padoa Schioppa, as Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) (A4-0187/98). The following spoke: Mr Brown, President-in-Office of the Council, Alan J. Donnelly, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr Herman, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Giansily, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mrs Moreau, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mr Wolf, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Castagne‘de, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Blokland, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, Mrs Bere‘s and Mr Secchi. Vote: Item 5. 4. Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (debate) The next item was the joint debate on thirteen oral questions tabled by the following Members: › Viola, Fabra Valle·s, Martens, Friedrich and Oomen- Ruijten, on behalf of the PPE Group, to the Council, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0466/98); › Fabra Valle·s, Viola, Theato, Lambrias, Martens Friedrich and Oomen-Ruijten, on behalf of the PPE Group, to the Commission, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0467/ 98); › Speciale, Terro·n i Cus ·, Napoletano, Roubatis, Swoboda and Carlotti, on behalf of the PSE Group, to the Council, on Euro-Mediterranean association agreements (B4-0288/98); › Azzolini and Pasty, on behalf of the UPE Group, to the Council and the Commission, on Euro-Mediterranean cooper- ation (B4-0290 and 0383/98); › Elmalan, Carnero Gonza·lez, Papayannakis, Ephremidis, Alavanos, Gutie·rrez D ·az and Sierra Gonza·lez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, to the Council and the Commission, on Euro-Mediterranean association agreements (B4-0384 and 0385/98); › Aelvoet, Cohn-Bendit, Gahrton, Tamino and Orlando, on behalf of the V Group, to the Council and the Commission, on Euro-Mediterranean partnership and association agreements (B4-0389 and 0390/98); › Lalumie‘re, on behalf of the ARE Group, to the Council, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation agreements (B4-0465/98); › Souchet, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, to the Council, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0469/98); › Caligaris and Fassa, on behalf of the ELDR Group, to the Council and the Commission, on Euro-Mediterranean Partner- ship (B4-0471 and 0472/98). Mr Viola moved oral question B4-0466/98. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/75 IN THE CHAIR: Mr David W. MARTIN Vice-President Mr Fabra Valle·s moved oral question B4-0467/98. Mr Speciale moved oral question B4-0288/98. Mr Azzolini moved oral questions B4-0290 and 0383/98. Wednesday 13 May 1998 › Mr Falconer who, referring to the Presidentís reply to his previous remarks, insisted again that the plenary should be consulted on any proposals made by the Bureau (the President replied that the prerogatives of Parliamentís bodies and those of Members were laid down in the Rules of Procedure which specified that the Bureau and not the plenary was competent in this matter; he suggested Mr Falconer might submit a proposal for an amendment to the Rules of Procedure). Mr Wurtz moved oral questions B4-0384 and 0385/98. VOTING TIME Mr Cohn-Bendit moved oral questions B4-0389 and 0390/98. Mr Novo Belenguer moved oral question B4-0465/98. Mr Souchet moved oral question B4-0469/98. Mr Caligaris moved oral questions B4-0471 and 0472/98. Mr Henderson, President-in-Office of the Concil, answered the questions to the Council after paying tribute to Mr Akin Birdal, President of the Turkish Human Rights Association, who had been seriously injured in an attack in Ankara (Minutes of 12. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 15). Mr Mar ·n, Vice-President of the Commission, answered the questions to the Commission. The following spoke: Mrs Terro·n i Cus ·, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr Herna·ndez Mollar, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mrs Van Bladel, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mrs Andre·- Le·onard, on behalf of the ELDR Group, and Mrs Sierra Gonza·lez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group. 5. Appointments to Executive Board of Euro- pean Central Bank (vote) Randzio-Plath recommendations › A4-0182, 0185, 0183, 0184, 0186 and 0187/98 (Simple majority) (a) A4-0182/98 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Dr Duisen- berg) Amendments adopted: 7 by EV (214 for, 213 against, 70 abstentions) Amendments rejected: 2 by EV (234 for, 255 against, 24 abstentions); 3 by EV (251 for, 260 against, 21 abstentions); 4 to 6 collectively As it was now voting time, the debate was adjourned to the evening (Part I, Item 28). Amendment withdrawn: 1 IN THE CHAIR: Mr GIL-ROBLES GIL-DELGADO President The following spoke: › Mr Falconer, who noted that the three-month trial period laid down by the instructions concerning checks on Membersí attendance at roll-call votes had expired and called on the President to consult the plenary on any changes to be made to these instructions (the President replied that he would ask the Bureau to look at the instructions again); › Mrs Aelvoet, who referred to the vote held on am. 7 and para. 8 of the Pirker report (A4-0157/98) (Minutes of 12. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 16) and said that in her view part of the text of the amendments adopted had not been recorded and asked for this to be corrected (Minutes of 12. 5. 1998, Part II, Item 6) (the President replied that the necessary checks would be made); Separate votes: recitals B, C (UPE); D (UPE, I-EDN); E (UPE) The following spoke during the vote: › Mr Martinez pointed out after the vote on am. 7 that the Members from the European Right had not taken part in the vote for political reasons; › Mr Alavanos asked after the vote on ams 4 and 6 if Dr Duisenberg was present (the President replied he was not and reminded the House that Parliament was not considering an appointment but giving an opinion to the Council); › Mr Fabre-Aubrespy pointed out after the final roll-call vote that he had wanted to point out before the vote opened that Parliament usually held secret ballots on appointments (the President replied that a secret ballot had to be requested by at least one fifth of Parliamentís component Members before the vote opened, which had not been done, and drew attention to his reply to Mr Alavanos); › Mr Ephremidis spoke on his vote and on Dr Duisenbergís absence (the President cut him off); C 167/76 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 › Mrs Izquierdo Rojo asked for it to be recorded that she was present and had intended to vote for in the final RCV; she protested at the poor conditions in which Members sitting up against the wall had to work, in particular the lack of microphones (the President noted her remarks, pointing out that the move to the new Chamber would resolve this problem). Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): 538 439 40 59 Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(a)). (b) A4-0185/98 (e) A4-0186/98 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Mr Issing) Amendments rejected: 1 and 2 collectively Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): 544 464 28 52 Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(e)). (f) A4-0187/98 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Mr Noyer) DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Mr Padoa Schioppa) Amendments rejected: 1 and 2 collectively Amendment rejected: 1 Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): 538 443 40 55 Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(f)). 545 472 25 48 Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(b)). (c) A4-0183/98 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Mr Domingo Solans) Amendments rejected: 1 and 2 collectively Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): 539 445 26 68 Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(c)). (d) A4-0184/98 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION (appointment of Mrs Ha¤ma¤- la¤inen) Amendments rejected: 1 and 2 collectively Parliament adopted the recommendation by RCV (all groups): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 1(d)). 545 465 27 53 * * * Mrs Bloch von Blottnitz spoke on the financial implications of the votes which Parliament was to hold under the procedure without report (the President cut her off). 6. Participation of Romania in financial instru- * (Rule 99) ment for environment (LIFE) (vote) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of Romania in the financial instrument of the (LIFE) field of environment Community (COM(98)0112 › C4-0211/98 › 98/0074(CNS)) (Simple majority) the in referred to responsible: ENVI opinion: BUDG PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0112 › C4-0211/98 › 98/0074(CNS) Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 2). 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/77 Wednesday 13 May 1998 7. Participation of Bulgaria in SAVE II * 10. Participation of Poland in SAVE II * (Rule 99) (vote) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of Bulgaria in the multiannual Community pro- gramme for energy efficiency, SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0236/98 › 98/0120(CNS)) (Simple majority) (Rule 99) (vote) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of Poland in the multiannual Community pro- gramme for energy efficiency, SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0239/98 › 98/0123(CNS)) (Simple majority) referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0236/98 › 98/0120(CNS) PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0239/98 › 98/0123(CNS) Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 3). Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 6). * (Rule 99) (vote) of Czech Republic 8. Participation SAVE II Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of the Czech Republic in the multiannual Commun- ity programme II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0237/98 › 98/0121(CNS)) (Simple majority) for energy efficiency, SAVE in 11. Participation of Romania in SAVE II * (Rule 99) (vote) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of Romania in the multiannual Community pro- gramme for energy efficiency, SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0240/98 › 98/0124(CNS)) (Simple majority) referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0237/98 › 98/0121(CNS) PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0240/98 › 98/0124(CNS) Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 4). Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 7). 9. Participation of Lithuania in SAVE II * (Rule 99) (vote) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of Lithuania in the multiannual Community pro- gramme for energy efficiency, SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0238/98 › 98/0122(CNS)) (Simple majority) * (Rule 99) (vote) of Slovak Republic 12. Participation SAVE II Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Commun- ity position within the Association Council on the partici- pation of the Slovak Republic in the multiannual Com- munity programme for energy efficiency, SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0241/98 › 98/0125(CNS)) (Simple majority) in referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG referred to responsible: RTDE opinion: BUDG PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0238/98 › 98/0122(CNS) PROPOSAL FOR A DECISION COM(98)0152 › C4-0241/98 › 98/0125(CNS) Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 5). Parliament approved the Commission proposal (Part II, Item 8). C 167/78 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 13. Advertising tobacco products ***II (vote) Cabrol recommendation for 2nd reading › A4-0150/98 (Qualified majority) Amendments rejected: 2; 7; 10; 17; 18; 20; 29 (1st part) Amendments fallen: 32; 33; 34 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL C4-0034/98 › 00/0194(COD) Separate votes: ams. 2, 7 (UPE, PPE); 10 (PPE); 17, 18, 20 (UPE, PPE) Amendments rejected: 1 by EV (211 for, 314 against, 25 abstentions); 4 (legal basis) by RCV; 10 to 13 collectively; 14 to 19 collectively; 28, 29 and 36 collectively; 30; 31; 32; 3; 26 by EV (190 for, 334 against, 27 abstentions); 38: 7; 23; 33; 6; 39; 64 Split votes: am. 29 (PPE): 1st part: first subparagraph 2nd part: remainder Amendments fallen: 27; 8; 9; 2; 20 to 22; 24; 25 Amendments cancelled: 34, 35, 40, 41 to 63 inclusive; 65 Amendements ruled inadmissible: 5, 37 The following spoke during the vote: › the President pointed out that Mr Rothley and not Mrs Roth-Behrendt was the first signatory to am. 27; › Mr Fabre-Aubrespy pointed out that, following the rejec- tion of am. 4, it was necessary in his opinion to put to the vote the first indent referring to the legal basis as this required a majority of Parliamentís component Members for approval (the President replied that the Treaty stipulated that, at second reading, the majority in question concerned amendments and that the text of the common position was not put to the vote). Results of RCVs: am. 4 (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 546 214 314 18 Results of RCVs: am. 31 (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 551 373 163 15 The common position was thus amended (Part II, Item 10). 15. EC-Mexico trade agreement *** (vote) Miranda de Lage recommendation › A4-0156/98 (Simple majority) DRAFT DECISION Parliament adopted the decision (Part II, Item 11). * * * The President declared the common position approved (Part II, Item 9). As a number of people were demonstrating in the public galleries the President drew attention to the provisions of Rule 101(3) which prohibited displays of approval or disapproval by the public. IN THE CHAIR: Mr COT Vice-President Mr Kenneth D. Collins, chairman of the Environment Commit- tee, congratulated Mr Cabrol, rapporteur, on the conclusion of his recommendation for second reading. 14. Water quality **II (vote) Kenneth D. Collins recommendation for 2nd reading › A4-0146/98 (Qualified majority) The following spoke: › Mr Provan, who regretted that Parliamentís services authorized the media to film such demonstrations and called on the Bureau to take the necessary action to ensure that no publicity was given to illegal demonstrations; › Mrs Roth, who referred to the previous dayís demonstra- tion before the vote on the Rothley recommendation for second reading (Part I, Item 14) and the expulsion from the public galleries of journalists who were therefore unable to provide press coverage for the vote; she felt that this amounted to censorship and called on the Bureau to look into the matter; COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL C4-0083/98 › 95/0010(SYN): Amendments adopted: 1; 3 to 6 collectively; 8 and 9 collective- ly; 11 to 16 collectively; 19; 21 to 23 collectively; 31 by RCV; 24 to 28 collectively; 29 (2nd part); 30 › Mrs Muscardini, who complained that Members posi- tioned on the right of the Chamber did not have much success in requests for the floor, and felt that the press should not be expelled when it was covering demonstrations of this kind, as this was one of the rare occasions when television in the Member States reported Parliamentís proceedings. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/79 Wednesday 13 May 1998 16. Community customs code Peijs report › A4-0149/98 (Simple majority) ***I (vote) (b) A4-0174/98 PROPOSAL FOR A DIRECTIVE COM(97)0088 › C4- 0283/97 › 97/0105(SYN): PROPOSAL FOR A REGULATION COM(97)0472 › C4- 0489/97 › 97/0242(COD) The rapporteur spoke on the Finnish version of the amend- ments. Amendments adopted: 1 to 7 collectively Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 12). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: Parliament adopted the legislative resolution (Part II, Item 12). 17. Limit values for pollutants in air › Sulphur content of liquid fuels Reports by Mrs Pollack (A4-0161/98) and Mrs Hautala (A4-0174/98) (Simple majority) **I (vote) (a) A4-0161/98 PROPOSAL FOR A DIRECTIVE COM(97)0500 › C4- 0662/97 › 97/0266(SYN): Amendments adopted: 1 and 2 collectively; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9 to 13 collectively; 14; 15; 16 by EV (274 for, 262 against, 1 abstentions); 17; 18 and 19 collectively; 20 and 21 collective- ly; 22 and 23 collectively; 32 by EV (324 for, 204 against, 5 abstentions); 24 and 25 collectively; 26; 27 Amendments rejected: 33 by EV (236 for, 299 against, 4 abstentions); 35; 37 by EV (244 for, 282 against, 13 abstentions); 38; 28; 29 by RCV; 30; 40 Amendments fallen: 34; 36; 39; 31 Separate votes: ams. 4 (V, UPE); 7, 17, 26 (UPE) Results of RCVs: am. 29 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 553 74 465 14 Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 13(a)). Amendments adopted: 1 (legal basis); 2; 3 by EV (297 for, 209 against, 17 abstentions); 4 to 24 by successive votes; 25 by split vote; 26 to 28 by successive votes Separate votes: am. 2 (UPE); 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 (PPE); 13, 15 (UPE); 16 (PPE); 17 (UPE, PPE); 18, 19 (PPE); 20 (UPE); 22, 23, 24, 26, 27 (PPE); 28 (UPE) Split votes: am. 25 (PPE) 1st part: up to áthe Commission thereofí 2nd part: remainder Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 13(b)). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: Parliament adopted the legislative resolution by RCV (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 13(b)). 544 366 67 111 18. Eco-label award scheme Poggiolini report › A4-0119/98 (Simple majority) **I (vote) PROPOSAL FOR A REGULATION COM(96)0603 › C4- 0157/97 › 96/0312(SYN): Amendments adopted: 1; 2 to 9 collectively; 50; 10, 11, 13, 12, 14, 15, 16, 45, 46, 17, 18, 20 collectively; 22; 52 by RCV; 23; 24 and 25 collectively; 26; 27 to 29, 31 to 36, 38, 40 to 42 and 44 collectively Amendments rejected: 51 by EV (232 for, 277 against, 25 abstentions); 49 Amendments fallen: 47; 48 Amendments not put to the vote: 14, 21, 30, 37, 39, 40 (1st part) and 43 (these amendments were included in the text of am. 16) DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: Parliament adopted Item 13(a)). the legislative resolution (Part II, › before the vote on am. 22, the rapporteur asked the PSE Group to withdraw its am. 51; Mrs Van Putten, author of the amendment, on behalf of the Group, refused. The following spoke during the vote: C 167/80 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Results of RCVs: am. 52 (V): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 540 491 41 8 Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 14). DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: para. 16 (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: para. 22 (UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 517 437 64 16 523 430 88 5 Parliament adopted the legislative resolution (Part II, Item 14). Parliament adopted the resolution (Part II, Item 16). 19. Protection of minors in audiovisual and information services Whitehead report › A4-0153/98 (Simple majority) * (vote) 21. Europe of Knowledge (vote) Perry report › A4-0166/98 (Simple majority) PROPOSAL FOR A RECOMMENDATION COM(97)0570 › C4-0670/97 › 97/0329(CNS) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION Amendments adopted: 1 to 19 collectively Parliament approved the Commission proposal as amended (Part II, Item 15). Amendments adopted: 1; 2 by EV (279 for, 200 against, 9 abstentions); 3 by RCV The different parts of the text were adopted in order. DRAFT LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION: Parliament adopted the legislative resolution by RCV (PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 15). 515 513 1 1 Results of RCVs: am. 3 (PSE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 501 462 25 14 20. Combating acidification (vote) Hulthe·n report › A4-0162/98 (Simple majority) MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION Amendments adopted: 1 by EV (277 for, 243 against, 1 absten- tion) Amendments rejected: 2 by EV (169 for, 343 against, 5 absten- tions) The different parts of the text were adopted in order, except para. 3 which was rejected by RCV. Separate votes: paras. 1, 2, 15, 17, 20 (UPE) Results of RCVs: para. 3 (PSE, UPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: 513 254 256 3 Parliament adopted the resolution by RCV (PPE): Members voting: For: Against: Abstentions: (Part II, Item 17). 456 431 14 11 * * * Explanations of vote were made by the following Members: Randzio-Plath recommendations › A4-0182 to 0187/98 › orally: Garosci, on behalf of the UPE Group, Berthu, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, Mu¤ller, Le Gallou, Boogerd-Quaak › in writing: Wolf, on behalf of the V Group; D ·ez de Rivera Icaza; Alavanos; Caudron; Ahlqvist, Wibe, Theorin; Martinez; DellíAlba; Gallagher; Andersson, Hulthe·n, Waidelich, Lo¤o¤w; Svensson, Eriksson, Sjo¤stedt; Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen; Scho¤rling, Lindholm, Gahrton, Holm; de Rose; Lucas Pires; Porto; Ribeiro 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/81 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Cabrol recommendation for second reading › A4-0150/98 Randzio-Plath recommendation (A4-0182/98) › orally: McKenna, on behalf of the V Group, Lulling, Fantuzzi › in writing: Souchet, on behalf of the I-EDN Group; Taubira-Delannon; Ru¤big; Deprez; Alavanos; D ·ez de Rivera Icaza; Martinez; Blot; Delcroix; Be·be·ar; Lindqvist; Schleicher; Barros Moura; Papayannakis; Klaß; Rovsing; Reding; Habs- burg-Lothringen; Nicholson; Schlechter; Rack; Hautala; Grae- nitz; Bonde, Lis Jensen; Cushnahan; Grosseteête Kenneth D. Collins recommendation for second reading › A4-0146/98 › in writing: Buffetaut, on behalf of the I-EDN Group; Wibe; Alavanos; Lindqvist; Titley; Souchet; Rovsing; Grosse- teête Miranda de Lage recommendation › A4-0156/98 › in writing: Tamino, on behalf of the V Group; Alavanos; Novo; Wurtz; Deprez; Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Eriksson Peijs report › A4-0149/98 › in writing: Ribeiro; Reding; Ru¤big › final vote Had intended to vote for: Izquierdo Rojo Had intended to vote against: Stevens, Sturdy, Mather Randzio-Plath recommendation (A4-0185/98) › final vote Had intended to abstain: Fabre-Aubrespy Randzio-Plath recommendation (A4-0183/98) › final vote Had intended to vote for: Killilea, Bere‘s, Peijs Mrs Roth-Behrendt had written to say that she was present but had not taken part in the vote Randzio-Plath recommendation (A4-0184/98) › final vote Had intended to vote for: Killilea, Arias Cañete, Boogerd- Quaak Randzio-Plath recommendation (A4-0187/98) Pollack report › A4-0161/98 › final vote › orally: Blokland, on behalf of the I-EDN Group Had intended to vote for: Fourçans, Falconer, Brok › in writing: D ·ez de Rivera Icaza; Titley Hautala report › A4-0174/98 › in writing: Buffetaut, on behalf of the I-EDN Group; Miranda; Gahrton, Holm, Lindholm, Scho¤rling; Grosseteête Poggiolini report A4-0119/98 › in writing: Fayot; Ryyna¤nen, Virrankoski, Lindqvist, Seppa¤nen, Gahrton, Holm, Eriksson, Svensson, Sjo¤stedt; Lind- holm, Ojala; Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen; Rovsing The following Members had written to say that they were present but would not take part in any of the RCVs concerning the appointments to the European Central Bank Executive Board: Ainardi, Elmalan, Moreau, Querbes, Wurtz. The following Members had written to say that they were present but would not take part in any of the RCVs concerning the appointments to the European Central Bank Executive Board for political reasons: Martinez, Lang, Le Pen, Antony, Le Gallou, Gollnisch, Dillen, Vanhecke, Stirbois, Le Rachinel, Me·gret, Blot. Whitehead report › A4-0153/98 Cabrol recommendation (A4-0150/98) › orally: Seillier, on behalf of the I-EDN Group › am. 4 › in writing: Kerr, on behalf of the V Group; Stirbois; Caudron; Fayot; Cushnahan; Titley; Darras; Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen, Rovsing Hulthe·n report › A4-0162/98 Had intended to vote against: Lindeperg, Lindqvist Kenneth D. Collins recommendation (A4-0146/98) › am. 31 Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto, Bianco › in writing: des Places, on behalf of the I-EDN Group Had intended to vote against: Stenzel Perry report › A4-0166/98 Present but did not vote: Oomen-Ruijten › orally: Seillier, on behalf of the I-EDN Group › in writing: Hawlicek; Wibe; Cushnahan; Bernardini; Dar- ras; Eriksson, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson * * * Pollack report (A4-0161/98) › am. 29 Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto Hautala report (A4-0174/98) › am. 25 Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto Corrections to votes › Members not voting › final vote Mr McMillan-Scott had stated that he should be noted as present even if he did not take part in some votes. Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto Had intended to abstain: Cederschio¤ld C 167/82 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Poggiolini report (A4-0119/98) › am. 52 Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto Whitehead report (A4-0153/98) › final vote Had intended to vote for: Hulthe·n, Kristoffersen Hulthe·n report (A4-0162/98) › para. 3 Had intended to vote for: Robles Piquer, Kirsten M. Jensen, Blak, Sindal, Iversen Had intended to vote against: Elchlepp, Walter, Spiers, Hulthe·n, Imaz San Miguel › para. 16 Had intended to vote for: Mr DíAndrea Perry report (A4-0166/98) › am. 3 Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto › final vote Had intended to vote for: Torres Couto END OF VOTING TIME (The sitting was suspended at 1. 50 p. m. and resumed at 3 p. m. ) IN THE CHAIR: Mrs HOFF Vice-President The following spoke: Mrs Theorin, Mrs Stenzel, Mrs Ojala, Mr Imbeni, Mr Konrad, Mrs Eriksson, Mr Truscott, Mr Don- ner, Mr Wiersma and Mr van den Broek, Member of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 8. 23. Nuclear tests in India (statement) Mr Henderson, President-in-Office of the Council, made a statement on nuclear tests in India. The following spoke: Mr Rocard, on behalf of the PSE Group, and Mr Smith who, having been refused the floor to put a question, asked why Members were not being authorized to put questions as indicated on the agenda (the President replied that the political groups had opted for a debate on the statement instead of questions). The following spoke: Mr Spencer, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, who also spoke on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Malerba, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mr Wurtz, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mrs Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Vandemeulebroucke, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Gollnisch, Non-attached Member, Mrs Theorin, Mr Oost- lander, Mrs Andre·-Le·onard, Mrs Gu¤nther and Mr Henderson. IN THE CHAIR: Mr LUCAS PIRES The President closed the debate. Vice-President The President stressed how important it was for speakers to adhere to their speaking time because the agenda was extreme- ly full. 22. Common defence policy (debate) Mr Tindemans introduced his report, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy, on the gradual establishment of a common defence policy for the European Union (A4-0171/98). The following spoke: Mr Brinkhorst, draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets, Mr Titley, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr Brok, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Pasty, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mr Goerens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mr Carnero Gonza·lez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mrs Schroedter, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Dupuis, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Bonde, on behalf of the I-EDN Group, Mr Lang, Non-attached Member, Mr Swoboda, Mrs Piha, Mr Caccavale, Mr Bertens, Mr Alavanos, Mrs McKenna, Mr Souchet, Mr Tatarella, Mr Baro·n Crespo, Mr Burenstam Linder, Mr Kaklamanis, Mr Caligaris, Mr Eph- remidis (the President cut him off, when he overran his speaking time), Mr Fe·ret, Mr Sakellariou, Mr Brok, on the need to adhere to speaking time, in particular in relation to Mr Ephremidisí speech, Mr Ephremidis, to make a personal statement following these remarks, Mr Lambrias, Mr Fris- chenschlager and Mr Seppa¤nen. 24. Agenda In view of the fact that business was running late and Question Time was due to start shortly, the President proposed arranging the rest of the dayís agenda as follows: › Council and Commission statements on Kosovo › Question Time 9 p. m. : › continuation of debate on Euro-Mediterranean cooper- ation › continuation of debate on Kosovo › Caudron report on competitiveness of European industry › E. Mann report on a European initiative in the field of electronic commerce › Hendrick recommendation on technical standards and regulations › W. G. van Velzen recommendation on carrier selection › Kenneth D. Collins report on production of foodstuffs from genetically modified organisms Mr Titley proposed that the debate on Kosovo begin imme- diately, with Council and Commission statements followed by one speaker on behalf of each political group. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/83 The following supported this proposal: Mr Posselt, Mr von Habsburg and Mr Cars. The President took over Mr Titleyís proposal but pointed out that Question Time would be shortened accordingly. Parliament approved the proposal. 25. Kosovo (statements with debate) Mr Henderson, President-in-Office of the Council, and Mr Van den Broek, Member of the Commission, made statements on Kosovo. The following spoke: Mr Swoboda, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr Posselt, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Cars, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mr Theonas, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mrs Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Dupuis, on behalf of the ARE Group, and Mr Tatarella, Non-attached Member. The debate was adjourned until after 9 p. m. (Item 29). IN THE CHAIR: Mr GUTIE· RREZ DI·AZ Vice-President The following spoke: Wednesday 13 May 1998 Question 5 by Mr Gillis: Money laundering Mr Henderson answered the question and supplementaries by Mr Gillis, Mr Posselt and Mr Schmid. Question 6 by Mr Bowe: Environment Council of 23 March 1998 Mr Henderson answered the question and supplementaries by Mr Bowe, Mrs McIntosh and Mr David W. Martin. Question 7 by Mr Marset Campos: Situation in Palestine Question 8 by Mr Wibe: Economic sanctions against Israel Mr Henderson answered the questions and supplementaries by Mr Marset Campos and Mr Wibe. Question 9 by Mrs Karamanou: War scenarios in childrenís electronic games Mr Henderson answered the question and supplementaries by Mrs Karamanou and Mr Elliott. Question 10 by Mr Lindqvist: Harmonized EU eco-labelling Mr Henderson answered the question and a supplementary by Mr Lindqvist. Question 11 by Mrs Theorin: Common military defence Mr Henderson answered the question and a supplementary by Mrs Theorin. › Mr Sarlis, on the resumption of the debate on Kosovo (the President reminded him that it would resume after 9 p. m. ); Question 12 by Mr Newens: Iraq-UN Agreement Question 13 by Mr Gahrton: The Iraq embargo › Mr Dupuis, who regretted the fact that the Commisson and Council had not been able to reply to speakers (the President pointed out that he was obliged to keep to the agenda laid down by the political group leaders and proposed addressing any comments on the current situation to them). Mr Henderson answered the questions and supplementaries by Mr Newens and Mr Gahrton. The President announced that questions which had not been answered would receive written answers. 26. Question Time (Council) Parliament considered a number of questions to the Council (B4-0464/98). Question 1 lapsed as its author was absent. Question 2 by Mr Harrison: SMEsí participation in the Single Act Mr Henderson, President-in-Office of the Council, answered the question and supplementaries by Mr Harrison and Mrs Hardstaff. Question 3 by Mr Nicholson: Disparity between the pound sterling and the Republic of Ireland pu·nt Mr Henderson answered the question and a supplementary by Mr Nicholson. Question 4 by Mr Camiso·n Asensio: Creation of a European agency for safety in civil aviation M. Henderson answered the question and supplementaries by Mr Camiso·n Asensio, Mr von Habsburg and Mr Ru¤big. The President closed Question Time. Mr Papayannakis protested at the curtailment of Question Time and asked whether a question which had not been called for lack of time could be re-tabled (the President replied that questions which could not be called could either receive a written answer within 48 hours, or be withdrawn, or be re-tabled later, although the third option obviously carried with it the risk that they might once again not be called). (The sitting was suspended at 7. 15 p. m. and resumed at 9 p. m. ) IN THE CHAIR: Mr MARINHO Vice-President 27. Membership of political groups The President announced that Mr Pinel had informed him that, with immediate effect, he was no longer a member of the I-EDN Group. C 167/84 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 28. Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (continua- tion of debate) The following spoke: Mr Sakellariou, Mr Dimitrakopoulos and Mr Papayannakis. › Dupuis and DellíAlba, on behalf of the ARE Group, on the case of Mr Ukshin Hoti and the situation in Kosovo (B4- 0565/98); › Pasty and Azzolini, on behalf of the UPE Group, on the fresh upsurge in the troubles in Kosovo (B4-0566/98). The President announced that he had received motions for resolutions pursuant to Rule 40(5) from the following Mem- bers: The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 10. › Aelvoet, Cohn-Bendit, Gahrton, Orlando and Tamino, on behalf of the V Group, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0455/98); › Speciale, Terro·n i Cus ·, Napoletano, Roubatis, Swoboda and Carlotti, on behalf of the PSE Group, on Euro-Mediterra- nean Agreements (B4-0456/98); › Caligaris, Fassa and Andre·-Le·onard, on behalf of the ELDR Group, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0457/ 98); › Lalumie‘re, on behalf of the ARE Group, on Euro- Mediterranean Agreements (B4-0458/98); › Viola, Fabra Valle·s, Theato, Lambrias, Friedrich, Oomen- Ruijten and Martens, on behalf of the PPE Group, on reactivating decentralized cooperation programmes for the Mediterranean region (MED programmes) (B4-0459/98); › Puerta, Castellina, Wurtz and Elmalan, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, on Euro-Mediterranean Agreements (B4- 0460/98); › Azzolini and Pasty, on behalf of the UPE Group, on Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (B4-0491/98). Mr Mar ·n, Vice-President of the Commission, spoke. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 9. 29. Kosovo (continuation of debate) The following spoke: Mr Titley and Mr Sarlis, the latter also on the conduct of the debate. The President announced that he had received motions for resolutions pursuant to Rule 37(2) from the following Mem- bers: › Cars and Frischenschlager, on behalf of the ELDR Group, on the situation in Kosovo (B4-0560/98); › Carnero Gonza·lez, Vinci, Pettinari, Moreau, Marset Cam- pos, Seppa¤nen, Eriksson, Gutie·rrez D ·az and Sornosa Mart ·- nez, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, on the situation in Kosovo (B4-0561/98); › Aelvoet, Cohn-Bendit, Gahrton and Tamino, on behalf of the V Group, on the situation in Kosovo (B4-0562/98); › Posselt, Pack and Oomen-Ruijten, on behalf of the PPE Group, on Kosovo (B4-0563/98); › Swoboda, Imbeni, Titley and Wiersma, on behalf of the PSE Group, on the situation in Kosovo (B4-0564/98); 30. Competitiveness of European industry (debate) Mr Caudron introduced his report, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on industry (SEC(96)2121 › C4-0025/97) (A4-0138/98). the competitiveness of European The following spoke: Mr Paasilinna, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mrs Carlsson, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Ribeiro, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, Mr Wolf, on behalf of the V Group, Mr Sainjon, on behalf of the ARE Group, Mr Lukas, Non-attached Member, Mr Wibe, Mr Imaz San Miguel, Mr Porto and Mr Bangemann, Member of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 11. 31. Electronic commerce (debate) Mrs Mann introduced her report, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions: a European initiative in electronic commerce (COM(97)0157 › C4-0297/ 97) (A4-0173/98). The following spoke: Mrs Plooij-van Gorsel, draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on External Economic Relations, Mr Malerba, draftsman of the opinion of the Research Committee, Mrs Read, on behalf of the PSE Group, Mr W. G. van Velzen, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Gallagher, on behalf of the UPE Group, Mrs Boogerd-Quaak, on behalf of the ELDR Group, Mr Paasilinna, Mr Ru¤big and Mr Bange- mann, Member of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 12. 32. Information in field of technical standards and regulations ***II (debate) Mr Hendrick introduced his recommendation for second reading, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a European Parliament and Council Directive substantively amending for the third time Directive 83/189/EEC laying down a procedure for the provision of information in the field of technical standards and regulations (C4-0035/98 › 96/ 0220(COD)) (A4-0151/98). 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/85 Wednesday 13 May 1998 The following spoke: Mrs Carlsson, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Ru¤big and Mr Bangemann, Member of the Com- mission. The following spoke: Mr Bangemann, Member of the Com- mission, Mr Lannoye, with a question to the Commission, which Mr Bangemann answered, and Mr Bowe. The President closed the debate. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 5. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 7. 33. Operator number portability and carrier 35. Agenda for next sitting pre-selection ***II (debate) Mr W. G. van Velzen introduced his recommendation for second reading, drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a European Parliament and Council Directive amend- ing Directive 97/33/EC with regard to operator number portability and carrier pre-selection (C4-0104/98 › 97/ 0250(COD)) (A4-0127/98). The following spoke: Mrs Read, on behalf of the PSE Group, and Mr Bangemann, Member of the Commission. The President closed the debate. Vote: Minutes of 14. 5. 1998, Part I, Item 6. The President announced the following agenda for the sitting of Thursday 14 May 1998: 10 a. m. › 1 p. m. and 3 › 8 p. m. : 10 a. m. › 12 noon and 6 › 8 p. m. : › Herman report on improvements in functioning of institu- tions › Pex report on information and communication policy › Scarbonchi report on rules on competition in air transport sector * › Van Dam report on code of conduct for computerized reservations systems **I 34. Labelling of foodstuffs produced from gene- tically modified organisms * (debate) › joint debate on two Graefe zu Baringdorf reports on marketing of seeds and implementation of Regulation 1467/ 94 * The next item was the report drawn up by Mr Kenneth D. Collins, on behalf of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, on the proposal for a Council Regulation concerning the compulsory indication on the labelling of certain foodstuffs produced from genetically modified organisms of particulars other than those provided for in Directive 79/112/EEC (COM(98)0099 › C4-0227/98 › 97/0811(CNS)) (A4-0181/98). The following spoke: Mr Liese, on behalf of the PPE Group, Mr Lannoye, on behalf of the V Group, and Mr Bangemann, Member of the Commission. Mr Bowe introduced the report, after being authorized excep- tionally to replace the rapporteur, despite the very late announcement of this replacement. 12 noon: › votes 3 › 6 p. m. : › topical and urgent debate 6 p. m. or after topical and urgent debate: › possibly continuation of morningís votes (The sitting closed at 11. 40 p. m. ) Julian PRIESTLEY Secretary-General Georgios ANASTASSOPOULOS Vice-President C 167/86 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 PART II Texts adopted by the European Parliament 1. Appointments to Executive Board of European Central Bank (a) A4-0182/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of the President of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 (7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0182/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 7 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Dr W. F. Duisenberg, the Councilís nominee for the office of President of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of eight years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, B. whereas the nominee has made an oral statement and has submitted this for the consideration of the Parliament, C. whereas the President of the ECB should have regard to the continuity of leadership in the Board of the Bank by avoiding an early or simultaneous succession of both the President and Vice-President, D. whereas the ECB has to be politically independent as of the moment of its establishment; whereas, however, the nomination of the candidates for the ECB Executive Board is a political act, E. whereas the nomination procedure used on 2-3 May 1998 has proved highly unsatisfactory, especially in view of the requirement for unanimity, F. whereas these procedures need to be improved in the future in order to reinforce public confidence, 1. Confirms the appointment of Dr W. F. Duisenberg as an appropriate candidate for the office of President of the European Central Bank for an eight-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/87 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (b) A4-0185/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of the Vice-President of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 (7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0185/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 8 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Mr Christian Noyer, the Councilís nominee for the office of Vice-President of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of four years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, Confirms the appointment of Mr Christian Noyer as an appropriate candidate for the office of 1. Vice-President of the European Central Bank for a four-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. (c) A4-0183/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of members of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 (7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0183/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 7 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Mr Eugenio Domingo Solans, the Councilís nominee for the office of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of six years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, Confirms the appointment of Mr Eugenio Domingo Solans as an appropriate candidate for the office 1. of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for a six-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. C 167/88 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (d) A4-0184/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of members of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 (7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0184/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 7 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Mrs Sirkka Ha¤ma¤la¤inen, the Councilís nominee for the office of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of five years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, Confirms the appointment of Mrs Sirkka Ha¤ma¤la¤inen as an appropriate candidate for the office of 1. member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for a five-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. (e) A4-0186/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of members of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 ((7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0186/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 7 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Mr Otmar Issing, the Councilís nominee for the office of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of eight years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, Confirms the appointment of Mr Otmar Issing as an appropriate candidate for the office of member 1. of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for an eight-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/89 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (f) A4-0187/98 Resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the appointment of members of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (7993/98 › C4-0260/98) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Council recommendation of 2 May 1998 (7993/98 › C4-0260/98), › having regard to Article 109a of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Article 50 of the Protocol on the Statute of the ESCB and of the ECB, › having regard to Rule 36 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy (A4-0187/98), A. whereas at its meeting of 8 May 1998 the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy heard Mr Tommaso Padoa Schioppa, the Councilís nominee for the office of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, for a term of office of seven years, and at its meeting of 11 May 1998 considered the nomineeís qualifications in the light of the criteria laid down by Article 109a of the EC Treaty, Confirms the appointment of Mr Tommaso Padoa Schioppa as an appropriate candidate for the 1. office of member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for a seven-year term; Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the President of the Council, for forwarding to the 2. governments of the Member States. 2. Participation of Romania in financial instrument for environment (LIFE) * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of Romania in the financial instrument of the Community in the field of environment (LIFE) (COM(98)0112 › C4-0211/98 › 98/0074(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 3. Participation of Bulgaria in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of Bulgaria in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0236/98 › 98/0120(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. C 167/90 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 4. Participation of Czech Republic in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of the Czech Republic in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0237/98 › 98/0121(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 5. Participation of Lithuania in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of Lithuania in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0238/98 › 98/0122(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 6. Participation of Poland in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of Poland in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0239/98 › 98/0123(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 7. Participation of Romania in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of Romania in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0240/98 › 98/0124(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/91 Wednesday 13 May 1998 8. Participation of Slovak Republic in SAVE II * (Rule 99) Proposal for a Council Decision concerning the Community position within the Association Council on the participation of the Slovak Republic in the multiannual Community programme for energy efficiency › SAVE II (COM(98)0152 › C4-0241/98 › 98/0125(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The proposal was approved. 9. Advertising tobacco products ***II A4-0150/98 Decision on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a European Parliament and Council Directive on the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to the advertising and sponsorship of tobacco products (C4-0034/98 › 00/0194(COD)) (Codecision procedure: second reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the common position of the Council, C4-0034/98 › 00/0194(COD), › having regard to its opinion at first reading (1) on the Commission proposal to Parliament and the Council, COM(91)0111 (2), › having regard to the amended Commission proposal, COM(92)0196 (3), › having regard to Article 189b(2) of the EC Treaty, › having regard to Rule 68 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation for second reading of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection (A4-0150/98), 1. Approves the common position; Calls on the Council to adopt the act definitively, and as soon as possible, in accordance with the 2. common position; Instructs its President to sign the act with the President of the Council pursuant to Article 191(1) of 3. the EC Treaty; Instructs its Secretary-General duly to sign the act and, in agreement with the Secretary-General of 4. the Council, to have it published in the Official Journal; 5. Instructs its President to forward this decision to the Council and Commission. (1) OJ C 67, 16. 3. 1992, p. 35. (2) OJ C 167, 27. 6. 1991, p. 3. (3) OJ C 129, 21. 5. 1992, p. 5. C 167/92 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 10. Water quality **II A4-0146/98 Decision on the common position adopted by the Council with a view to the adoption of a Council Directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption (C4-0083/98 › 95/0010(SYN)) (Cooperation procedure: second reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the common position of the Council, C4-0083/98 › 95/0010(SYN), › having regard to its opinion at first reading (1) on the Commission proposal to the Council COM(94)0612 (2), › having regard to the amended Commission proposal COM(97)0228 (3), › 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 the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection (A4-0146/98), 1. 2. Amends the common position as follows; Instructs its President to forward this decision to the Council and Commission. COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Recital 3a (new) (3a) Whereas an agreement on a ámodus vivendií between the European Parliament, Council and Commission con- cerning the implementing measures for acts adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 189b of the Treaty was concluded on 20 December 1994 (1); (1) OJ C 102, 4. 4. 1996, p. 1. (Amendment 3) Recital 9 (9) Whereas the coherence of European water policy presup- poses that a suitable water framework Directive will be adopted in due course; (9) Whereas the coherence of European water policy presup- poses that a suitable water framework Directive will be adopted in due course and that uniform committee pro- cedures and reporting obligations are required; (1) OJ C 20, 20. 1. 1997, p. 121. (2) OJ C 131, 30. 5. 1995, p. 5. (3) OJ C 213, 15. 7. 1997, p. 8. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/93 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 4) Recital 11 (11) Whereas measures are required for all parameters directly relevant to health and for other parameters if a deterioration in quality has occurred; whereas, furthermore, such measures should be carefully coordinated with the implementation of Council Directive 91/414/EEC of 15 July 1991 concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market and Directive 97/. /EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of. concerning the placing of biocidal products on the market; (11) Whereas measures are required for all parameters directly relevant to health and for other parameters if a deterioration in quality has occurred; whereas, furthermore, such measures should be carefully coordinated with the implementation of Council Directive 91/414/EEC of 15 July 1991 concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market, in accordance with the ruling of the European Court of Justice of 18 June 1996 (case C-303/94) (1), and European Parliament and Council Directive 98/8/EC of 16 Fe- bruary 1998 concerning the placing of biocidal products on the market (2); (1) [1996] ECR I-2943. (2) OJ L 123, 24. 4. 1998, p. 1. (Amendment 5) Recital 23 (23) Whereas each Member State should establish moni- toring programmes to check that water intended for human consumption meets the requirements of this Directive; whereas such monitoring programmes should be appropriate to local needs and should meet the minimum monitoring requirements laid down in this Directive; (23) Whereas each Member State should establish moni- toring programmes to check that water intended for human consumption meets the requirements of this Directive; whereas such monitoring programmes should be appropriate to local needs and should meet the minimum monitoring requirements laid down in this Directive; whereas they should be submit- ted regularly to the appropriate departments of the Com- mission, which should keep the European Parliament informed of the situation in the Member States; (Amendment 6) Article 2(2) ádomestic distribution systemí shall mean the pipework, 2. fittings and appliances which are installed between the taps that are normally used for human consumption and the distribution network but only if they are not the responsibility of the water supplier, in its capacity as a water supplier, according to the relevant national law, except in premises and establishments where water is supplied to the public, such as schools, hospitals and restaurants. ádomestic distribution systemí shall mean the pipework, 2. fittings and appliances which are installed between the taps that are normally used for human consumption and the distribution network but only if they are not the responsibility of the water supplier, in its capacity as a water supplier, according to the relevant national law. (Amendment 8) Article 4(1)(a) (a) is free from any micro-organisms and parasites and from any substances which, in numbers or concentrations, constitute a potential danger to human health, and (a) is free from any micro-organisms and parasites, endocrine disrupting chemicals and from any other substances which, in numbers or concentrations, constitute a potential danger to human health, and C 167/94 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 9) Article 4(1), last paragraph and if, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Articles 5 to 8 and 10 and in accordance with the Treaty, Member States take all other measures necessary to ensure that water intended for human consumption complies with the requirements of this Directive. and if, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Articles 5 to 8 and 10 and in accordance with the Treaty, Member States take all other measures necessary to ensure that water intended for human consumption complies with the requirements of this Directive. This shall include catchment protection measures that take full account of the precautionary principle and the polluter pays principle. (Amendment 11) Article 5(3a) (new) 3a. When a Member State deems it necessary to adopt standards more stringent than those set out in Annex I, Parts A and B, or standards for additional parameters not included in Annex I but necessary to protect human health, it shall inform the Commission of those standards. (Amendment 12) Article 6(2) 2. In the case of water covered by paragraph 1(a), Member States shall be deemed to have fulfilled their obligations under this Article and under Articles 4 and 8(2) where it can be established that non-compliance with the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 is due to the domestic distribution system or the maintenance thereof. 2. In the case of water covered by paragraph 1(a), Member States shall be deemed to have fulfilled their obligations under this Article and under Articles 4 and 8(2) where it can be established that non-compliance with the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 is due to the domestic distribution system or the maintenance thereof, except in premises and establishments where water is supplied for public con- sumption. Member States shall produce a report and forward it to the Commission, in accordance with Article 13(5), on the incidence of lead piping in households and come forward within five years with a plan to replace the lead piping in these homes. (Amendment 13) Article 7(1) 1. Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that regular monitoring of the quality of water intended for human consumption is carried out, in order to check that the water available to consumers meets the requirements of this Directive and in particular the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5. Samples should be taken so that they are representative of the quality of the water consumed throughout the year. In addition, Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that, where disinfection forms part of the preparation or distribution of water intended for human consumption, the efficiency of the disinfection treat- ment applied is verified. 1. Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that regular monitoring of the quality of water intended for human consumption is carried out, in order to check that the water available to consumers meets the requirements of this Directive and in particular the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5. Samples should be taken so that they are representative of the quality of the water consumed throughout the year. In addition, Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that, where disinfection forms part of the preparation or distribution of water intended for human consumption, the efficiency of the disinfection treat- ment applied is verified and that there is no new contamina- tion from disinfection degradation products. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/95 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 14) Article 7(3) The sampling points shall be determined by the compe- 3. tent authorities and shall meet the relevant requirements set out in Annex II. The sampling points shall be determined by the compe- 3. tent authorities, without prejudice to Article 6(1)(a), and shall meet the relevant requirements set out in Annex II. (Amendment 15) Article 8(2) 2. If, despite the measures taken to meet the obligations imposed in Article 4(1), water intended for human consump- tion does not meet the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5, and subject to Article 6(2), the Member State concerned shall ensure that the necessary remedial action is taken as soon as possible to restore its quality, having regard inter alia to the extent to which the relevant parametric value has been exceeded and to the potential danger to human health. 2. If, despite the measures taken to meet the obligations imposed in Article 4(1), water intended for human consump- tion does not meet the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5, and subject to Article 6(2), the Member State concerned shall ensure that the necessary remedial action is taken as soon as possible to restore its quality and shall give priority to their enforcement action, having regard to the extent to which the relevant parametric value has been exceeded and to the potential danger to human health. (Amendment 16) Article 9(1) 1. Member States may provide for derogations from the parametric values set out in Annex I, Part B, or set in accordance with Article 5(3), up to a maximum value to be determined by them, provided no derogation constitutes a potential danger to human health and provided that the supply of water intended for human consumption in the area con- cerned cannot otherwise be maintained by any other reasona- ble means. Derogations shall be limited to as short a time as possible and shall not exceed three years, towards the end of which a review shall be conducted to determine whether sufficient progress has been made. Where a Member State intends to grant a second derogation, it shall communicate the review, along with the grounds for its decision on the second derogation, to the Commission. No such second derogation shall exceed three years. 1. Member States may provide for derogations from the parametric values set out in Annex I, Part B, or set in accordance with Article 5(3), up to a maximum value to be determined by them, provided no derogation constitutes a potential danger to human health and provided that the supply of water intended for human consumption in the area con- cerned cannot otherwise be maintained by any other reasona- ble means. Derogations shall be limited to as short a time as possible and shall not exceed two years, towards the end of which a review shall be conducted to determine whether sufficient progress has been made. A Member State may ask the Commission for a second derogation for a period not exceeding two years. The Commission shall, on the basis of the review, along with the grounds for its decision on the first derogation, take a decision on any such request within three months. (Amendment 19) Article 10 Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that no substances or materials for new installations used in the preparation or distribution of water intended for human consumption or impurities associated with such substances or materials for new installations remain in water intended for human consumption in concentrations higher than is necessary for the purpose of their use and do not, either directly or indirectly, reduce the protection for human health provided for Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure that no substances or materials for new installations used in the preparation or distribution of water intended for human consumption or impurities associated with such substances or materials for new installations remain in water intended for human consumption in concentrations higher than is necessary for the purpose of their use and do not, either directly or indirectly, reduce the protection for human health provided for C 167/96 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT in this Directive, without prejudice to Council Directive 89/106/EEC of 21 December 1988 on the approximation of laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to construction products. in this Directive, whereby the interpretative documents and technical specifications pursuant to Articles 3(1) and 4(1) of Council Directive 89/106/EEC of 21 December 1988 on the approximation of laws, regulations and administrative provi- sions of the Member States relating to construction products shall respect the requirements of this Directive. (Amendment 21) Article 12 1. The Commission shall be assisted by a committee composed of representatives of the Member States and chaired by a Commission representative. 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. 2. The Commission representative shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The committee 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. 3. The Commission shall adopt measures which shall apply immediately. However, if those measures are not in accord- ance with the committeeís opinion, the Commission shall communicate them to the Council forthwith. In that event: (a) the Commission shall defer application of the measures which it has adopted for a period of three months 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 point (a). 2. The Commission representative shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The committee 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. 3. The opinion shall be recorded in the minutes: in addition, each Member State shall have the right to ask to have its position recorded in the minutes. 4. 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. 5. The committee shall meet in public. It shall publish agendas two weeks in advance of its meetings. It shall publish minutes of its meetings. It shall establish a public register of declarations of interest by its members. (Amendment 22) Article 15(1) 1. A Member State may, in exceptional circumstances and for geographically defined areas, submit a special request to the Commission for a period longer than that laid down in Article 14. The additional period shall not exceed three years, towards the end of which a review shall be carried out and forwarded to the Commission which may, on the basis of that review, permit a second additional period of up to three years. This provision shall not apply to water intended for human consumption offered for sale in bottles or containers. 1. A Member State may, in exceptional circumstances and for geographically defined areas, submit a special request to the Commission for a period longer than that provided for in this Directive for complying with the individual parametric values set in Annex I, Part B. The additional period shall not exceed two years. This provision shall not apply to water intended for human consumption offered for sale in bottles or containers. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/97 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT Chemical parameters Physical and chemical parameters (Amendment 23) Annex I(B), title (Amendment 31) Annex I(B) entry 10 Copper 2 mg/1 (Note 3) Copper 2 mg/1 (Note -1) Note -1: Provided that the European Parliament has been notified and consulted, parametric values and the classifi- cation of parameters may be changed in the light of forthcoming new scientific data. (This parameter to be moved from Part B to Part C. ) (Amendment 24) Annex I(B), entry 25 Trihalomethanes › Total 100 mg/1 Sum of concentra- tions of specified compounds; Note 10 Trihalomethanes › Total 80 mg/1 Sum of concentra- tions of specified compounds; Note 10 (Amendment 25) Annex I(B), entry 26a (new) Endocrine disrupters Value not yet determined Note 10a (Amendment 26) Annex I(B), new line at end Parameter Parametric value Unit Radioactivity: total a activity total b activity (except 40K and tritium tritium total dose constraint 0,1 1 100 (to fall to 20 in the 7 years following adoption of the Directive) 0,05 becquerel/l becquerel/l becquerel/l mSv/year C 167/98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 COMMON POSITION OF THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 27) Annex I(B), note 3 The value applies to a sample of water intended for human consumption obtained by an adequate sampling method at the tap and taken so as to be representative of a weekly average value ingested by consumers. Where appropriate the sampling and monitoring methods must be applied in a harmonized fashion to be drawn up in accordance with Article 7(4). Member States must take account of the occurrence of peak levels that may cause adverse effects on human health. The value applies to a sample of water intended for human consumption obtained by an adequate sampling method at the tap and taken so as to be representative of a weekly average value ingested by consumers. The sampling and monitoring methods must be applied in a harmonized fashion to be drawn up in accordance with Article 7(4). Member States must take account of the occurrence of peak levels that may cause adverse effects on human health. (Amendment 28) Annex I(B), note 4, first paragraph For water referred to in Article 6(1)(a), (b) and (d), the value must be met, at the latest, 15 calendar years after the entry into force of this Directive. The parametric value for lead from five years after the entry into force of this Directive until 15 years after its entry into force is 25 mg/l. For water referred to in Article 6(1)(a), (b) and (d), the value must be met, at the latest, 10 calendar years after the entry into force of this Directive. The parametric value for lead from five years after the entry into force of this Directive until 10 years after its entry into force is 25 mg/l. (Amendment 29) Annex I(B), note 10, sixth paragraph (new) Member States must produce a report and forward it to the Commission, in accordance with Article 13(3), on areas with high THM values and come forward within five years with a plan to reduce THMs to 80 mg/l. (Amendment 30) Annex I(B), note 10a (new) Note 10a: The Commission shall carry out a study on which to base a proposal on the basis of Article 189b. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/99 Wednesday 13 May 1998 11. EC-Mexico trade agreement *** A4-0156/98 Decision on the proposal for a Council Decision concerning the conclusion of the interim agreement on trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, on the one part, and the United Mexican States, on the other part (COM(97)0525 › 11619/1/97 rev. 1 and 11620/1/97 rev. 1 › C4-0024/98 › 97/0281(AVC)) (Assent procedure) The European Parliament, › having regard to the proposal for a Council Decision concerning the conclusion of the interim agreement on trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, on the one part, and the United Mexican States, on the other part, COM(97)0525 › 97/0281(AVC) (1), › having regard to the draft interim agreement on trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, on the one part, and the United Mexican States, on the other part, › having regard to the Councilís request for Parliamentís assent pursuant to Article 228(3), second subparagraph, of the EC Treaty (11619/1/97 rev. 1 and 11620/1/97 rev. 1 › C4-0024/98), › having regard to Rule 90(7) of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the recommendation of the Committee on External Economic Relations and the opinions of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy and the Committee on Development and Cooperation (A4-0156/98), 1. Gives its assent to the conclusion of the interim agreement; Instructs its President to forward this decision to the Council and Commission, and the governments 2. and parliaments of the Member States and of the United Mexican States. (1) OJ C 356, 22. 11. 1997, p. 28. 12. Community customs code ***I A4-0149/98 Proposal for a European Parliament and Council Regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 establishing the Community customs code (transit) (COM(97)0472 › C4-0489/97 › 97/0242(COD)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Recital 1a (new) (1a) Whereas all decisions taken under the committee procedure must be transparent for both customs administrations and industry; (*) OJ C 337, 7. 11. 1997, p. 52. C 167/100 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 2) ARTICLE 1(1) Article 91(1)(b) (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) (b) Community goods, in cases and upon conditions deter- mined in accordance with the committee procedure. (b) Community goods, in cases and upon conditions deter- mined in accordance with the committee procedure, in order to prevent products covered by or benefiting from export measures from either evading or benefit- ing unjustifiably from such measures. (Amendment 3) ARTICLE 1(2) Article 92 (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) The external transit procedure shall be discharged where the goods entered for the procedure are produced at the customs office of destination with the corresponding documents, in accordance with the provisions of the procedure in question. 1. The external transit procedure shall end where the goods and the corresponding documents are produced at the customs office of destination in accordance with the provisions of the procedure in question. 2. The external transit procedure shall be discharged only when the customs office of departure has established that, in accordance with the provisions of the procedure in question and in the shortest possible time, the goods have been duly produced with the corresponding documents at the customs office of destination. (Amendment 4) ARTICLE 1(3) Article 94 (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) 3. Article 94(2), point (a) is replaced by the following: 3. Article 94 is replaced by the following: á(a) journeys by air;í Article 94 1. The principal shall provide a guarantee in order to ensure payment of any customs debt or other charges which may be incurred in respect of the goods. 2. The guarantee shall be an individual guarantee cover- ing a single transit operation unless the principal is authorised by the customs authorities of the Member State where he is established to use a comprehensive guarantee covering a number of transit operations. 3. Authorisation shall only be granted to persons who: (a) are established in the European Community; (b) have not committed serious or repeated offences against customs or tax legislation; and (c) have experience of Community transit procedures. 4. Persons who satisfy the customs authorities that they meet higher standards of reliability may be additionally authorised to use a comprehensive guarantee for a reduced amount or to have a guarantee waiver. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/101 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT This authorisation may provide for restrictions on the 5. use of the comprehensive guarantee or guarantee waiver with regard to goods which are considered to present an increased risk of fraud. The detailed rules of authorisation shall be deter- 6. mined in accordance with the committee procedure. They shall include transparent and harmonised measures con- cerning: › › › the criteria to be met by persons to whom authorisation is to be granted; the restrictions on goods to which the comprehensive guarantee or the guarantee waiver shall apply; and the conditions with which an authorised person shall comply. í (Amendment 5) ARTICLE 1(4) Article 95 (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) The cases in which and the conditions upon which a person may obtain from the customs authorities a guarantee waiver for Community transit operations carried out by him shall be determined in accordance with the committee procedure. Except in cases to be determined, where necessary in 1. accordance with the committee procedure, no guarantee need be furnished for: (a) journeys by air; (b) the carriage of goods on the Rhine and the Rhine waterways; (c) carriage by pipeline; (d) operations carried out by the railway companies of the Member States. 2. The cases in which the furnishing of a guarantee in respect of the carriage of goods on waterways other than those referred to in paragraph 1(b) may be waived shall be determined in accordance with the committee procedure. (Amendment 6) ARTICLE 1(5) Article 96(1) and (2) (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) 5. Article 96(2) is deleted; Article 96(1) stands alone. Deleted (Amendment 7) ARTICLE 1(6) Article 97(1) and (2) (Regulation (EEC) 2913/92) 6. Article 97(2) is deleted; Article 97(1) stands alone. 6. Article 97 is replaced by the following: Article 97 1. The detailed rules for the operation of the procedure and the exemptions shall be determined in accordance with the committee procedure. C 167/102 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT Provided that the implementation of Community 2. measures applying to goods is guaranteed: (a) Member States shall have the right, by bilateral or multilateral arrangement, to establish between them- selves simplified procedures consistent with criteria to be set according to the circumstances and applying to certain types of goods traffic of specific undertakings; (b) each Member State shall have the right to establish simplified procedures in certain circumstances for goods not required to move in the territory of another Member State. Simplified procedures established under paragraph 3. 2(a) shall not be applied to: › › the guarantee system, the minimum data to be provided on the declarations, except as determined in accordance with the committee procedure. The simplifications granted under paragraph 2 shall 4. be communicated to the Commission. í Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council Regulation amending Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 establishing the Community customs code (transit) (COM(97)0472 › C4-0489/97 › 97/0242(COD)) (Codecision procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to Parliament and the Council, COM(97)0472 › 97/0242(COD) (1), › having regard to Articles 189b(2), 28, 100a and 113 of the EC Treaty, pursuant to which the Commission submitted the proposal to Parliament (C4-0489/97), › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy and the opinion of the Committee on Budgetary Control (A4-0149/98), 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 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. (1) OJ C 337, 7. 11. 1997, p. 52. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/103 Wednesday 13 May 1998 13. Limit values for pollutants in air › Sulphur content **I (a) A4-0161/98 Proposal for a Council Directive relating to limit values for sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead in ambient air (COM(97)0500 › C4-0662/97 › 97/0266(SYN)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Recital 6a (new) Whereas in order to facilitate the review stage of the Directive in 2003, the Commission and Member States are required to encourage and support research into the effects of the pollutants referred to herein, namely sulphur diox- ide, oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead under the remit of the Fifth Framework Programme and other research programmes; (Amendment 2) Recital 8 Whereas standardized accurate measurement techniques are an important element of assessment of ambient air quality; Whereas standardized accurate measurement techniques are an important element of assessment of ambient air quality, and whereas, in order to determine that quality, measurements must also be taken during periods when tourist areas are full; (Amendment 3) Article 3(1), first subparagraph 1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of sulphur dioxide in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex I as from the dates specified therein. 1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of sulphur dioxide in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex I, as soon as possible and in any event no later than the dates specified therein. (Amendment 4) Article 3(3) 3. Member States shall record data on concentrations of sulphur dioxide averaged over ten minutes from measuring stations at which hourly concentrations are measured. Mem- ber States shall report to the Commission the 98th and 99th percentile of 10-minute concentrations measured within the calendar year at the same time as data are supplied on hourly concentrations. 3. Member States shall, until 31 December 2003, record data on concentrations of sulphur dioxide averaged over ten minutes from measuring stations selected by Member States to be representative of air quality within inhabited areas close to sources. Member States shall report to the Commis- sion the number of 10-minute concentrations which exceed 500 mg/m3 within the calendar year, the number of days within the calendar year on which this occurred and the maximum concentration recorded at the same time as data are supplied on hourly concentrations. (*) OJ C 9, 14. 1. 1998, p. 6. C 167/104 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 5) Article 4 Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of nitrogen dioxide, and where applicable of nitrogen dioxide plus nitric oxide, in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex II as from the dates specified therein. 1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of nitrogen dioxide, and where applicable of nitrogen dioxide plus nitric oxide, in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex II as soon as possible and in any event no later than the dates specified therein. The margins of tolerance set out in Section I of Annex II shall apply in accordance with Article 8 of Directive 96/62/EC. The margins of tolerance set out in Section I of Annex II shall apply in accordance with Article 8 of Directive 96/62/EC. 2. The alert threshold for concentrations of nitrogen dioxide in ambient air is set out in Section Ia of Annex II. Details to be supplied to the public in accordance with Article 10 of Directive 96/62/EC shall include as a minimum the items listed in Section Ib of Annex II. (Amendment 6) Article 5(1), first subparagraph 1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of PM10 in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex III as from the dates specified therein. 1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that concentrations of PM10 in ambient air, as assessed in accordance with Article 7, do not exceed the limit values set out in Section I of Annex III as soon as possible and in any event no later than the dates specified therein. (Amendment 7) Article 5(4a) (new) The alert threshold for concentrations of PM10 in 4a. ambient air is set out in Section Ia of Annex III. Details to be supplied to the public in accordance with Article 10 of Directive 96/62/EC shall include as a minimum the items listed in Section Ib of Annex III. (Amendment 8) Article 6, third paragraph (new) Exceptionally Member States may designate zones or agglomerations within which the limit value for lead cannot be met by 1 January 2005 owing to concentrations of lead in ambient air due to industrial processes. Member States shall send to the Commission a first list of any such zones or agglomerations together with information on the sources of lead therein within two years of the entry into force of this Directive. Within such zones and agglomerations Member States shall prepare plans or programmes in accordance 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/105 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT with Article 8(3) of Directive 96/62/EC for attaining an annual average concentration of 1,0 mg/m3 by 1 January 2005 and for attaining the limit value set out in Annex IV as soon as possible thereafter and in any event no later than 1 January 2010. Such plans and programmes shall show clearly an estimate of the area subject to pollution levels and the population exposed above the limit value in Annex IV. They shall aim to reduce population exposure as quickly as possible. (Amendment 9) Article 7(6) 6. Any amendments necessary to adapt this Article and Annexes V to IX to scientific and technical progress shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure set out in Article 12 of Directive 96/62/EC. 6. Any amendments necessary to adapt this Article and Annexes V, VIII and IX to scientific and technical progress shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure set out in Article 12 of Directive 96/62/EC. (Amendment 10) Article 8(1), first subparagraph 1. Member States shall take appropriate steps to dissemi- nate up-to-date information on ambient concentrations of sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead to the public by means, for example, of broadcast media, press, information screens or computer network services and by notification of appropriate organizations such as environmen- tal organizations, consumer organizations, organizations repre- senting the interests of sensitive populations and other perti- nent health care bodies. A list of the organizations notified shall be sent to the Commission at the same time as informa- tion transmitted under Article 11 of Directive 96/62/EC. 1. Member States shall take appropriate steps to dissemi- nate up-to-date information on ambient concentrations of sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead to the public by means, for example, of broadcast media, press, information screens or computer network services and by provision of corresponding data via teletext, the Internet, telephone or fax to relevant organizations such as environ- mental organizations, consumer organizations, organizations representing the interests of sensitive populations and other pertinent health care bodies. Information on ambient concen- trations of sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen and partic- ulate matter shall be updated on an hourly basis. Informa- tion on ambient concentrations of lead shall be updated on a three-monthly basis. A list of these organizations shall be sent to the Commission at the same time as information transmitted under Article 11 of Directive 96/62/EC. This information must make clear whether the pollution levels are above, below or equal to the limit and threshold values set out in Annexes I to IV. (Amendment 11) Article 8(2) The public information indicators of Section V of 2. Annex X shall apply for the purposes of Article 5(4) above. Deleted C 167/106 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 12) Article 8(3a) (new) All information supplied to the public and all organ- 3a. isations listed in paragraphs 1 and 3 pursuant to this Article and information supplied to the public pursuant to Article 10 of Directive 96/62/EC shall be clear, comprehen- sible and accessible for its stated purpose. (Amendment 13) Article 9a (new) Article 9a Research In order to facilitate attainment of the objectives of the Directive, the Commission and Member States shall encou- rage and support: › research into the long-term health effects of pollution by sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen; › research into particulate matter, its composition, ori- gin and mechanism of transport within the atmo- sphere, and the effects of long-term exposure to partic- ulate matter; › research into the epidemiology and toxicology of lead, and the investigation of deposition limit values for lead; › other relevant research as required. (Amendment 14) Article 10 The Commission shall submit to the European Parliament and the Council not later than 31 December 2003 a report based on experience of the application of this Directive, and in particular on the results of the most recent scientific research concerning the effects on human health of exposure to sulphur dioxide, to different fractions of particulate matter and to lead, and on progress achieved in methods of measuring and otherwise assessing concentrations of particulate matter in ambient air and the deposition of lead on surfaces. The Commission shall review by 30 September 2003 the provisions of this Directive, in particular the limit values, alert thresholds, action levels and sampling requirements specified therein, in the light of technological develop- ments, the latest health information and recent scientific research. The Commission shall submit to the European Parliament and the Council not later than 31 December 2003 a report based on experience of the application of this Directive, and in particular on the results of the most recent scientific research concerning the effects on human health of exposure to sulphur dioxide, to different fractions of particulate matter and to lead, and on progress achieved in methods of measuring and otherwise assessing concentrations of particulate matter in ambient air and the deposition of lead on surfaces. The report shall include proposals for amending the provisions of the Directive in the light of the Commissionís review. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/107 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 15) Annex I(I) table (1) third column Limit value: 350 mg/m3 not to be exceeded more than 24 times per calendar year. Limit value: 350 mg/m3 not to be exceeded more than eight times per calendar year. (Amendment 16) Annex I(I) table (3) 20 mg/m3 None Two years from entry into force of the Directive 3. Limit va- lue for the protection of ecosystems Calendar year and winter (1 October to 31 March) 10 mg/m3 None Two years from entry into force of the Directive Calendar year and winter (1 October to 31 March) 3. Limit va- lue for the protection of ecosystems, to apply away from the immedi- ate vicinity of sources (Amendment 17) Annex II(I) table, third heading, first column Annual limit value for the protection of vegetation to 3. apply away from the immediate vicinity of sources 3. Annual limit value for the protection of vegetation (Amendment 18) Annex II (Ia) (new) Ia. Alert threshold for nitrogen dioxide 400 mg/m3 measured over three consecutive hours at locations representative of air quality over an entire zone or agglomeration. (Amendment 19) Annex II(Ib) (new) Ib. Minimum details to be supplied to the public when the alert threshold for nitrogen dioxide is exceeded Details to be supplied to the public should include as a minimum: › date, hour and place of the occurrence › forecasts: › change in concentrations (improvement, stabilisa- tion or deterioration), › geographical area concerned, › duration, › type of population potentially sensitive to the occur- rence, › precautions to be taken by the sensitive population concerned. C 167/108 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 20) Annex III(Ia) (new) Ia. Alert threshold for particulates (PM10) 100 mg/m3 measured over three consecutive hours at locations representative of air quality over an entire zone or agglomeration. (Amendment 21) Annex III(Ib) (new) Ib. Minimum details to be supplied to the public when the alert threshold for particulate matter (PM10) is exceeded Details to be supplied to the public should include as a minimum: › date, hour and place of the occurrence › forecasts › change in concentrations (improvement, stabilisa- tion or deterioration), › geographical area concerned, › duration, › type of population potentially sensitive to the occur- rence, › precautions to be taken by the sensitive population concerned. (Amendment 22) Annex VI(I)(a) first subparagraph (ii) (ii) to provide data on levels in other areas within the zones and agglomerations which are representative of the expo- sure of the general population, and which provide infor- mation for air quality management purposes. (ii) to provide data on levels in other areas, including smaller islands or islands forming part of an archipelago, within the zones and agglomerations which are represen- tative of the exposure of the general population, and which provide information for air quality management purposes. (Amendment 23) Annex VI(I)(a), third subparagraph Sampling points may be representative of similar locations not in their immediate vicinity. Sampling points should, where possible, also be representa- tive of similar locations not in their immediate vicinity. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/109 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 32) Annex VI(I)(b) Sampling points targeted at the protection of ecosystems or other vegetation should be sited to be representative of air quality away from the immediate vicinity of sources such as agglomerations and other built-up areas, industrial installa- tions and roads. As a guideline a sampling point should be sited to be representative of air quality in a surrounding area of at least 1 000 km2 Sampling points directed at the protection of ecosystems and other vegetation should be sited beyond 20 km from agglom- erations or 5 km from another built-up area or industrial installation or major road; In zones on its territory which the Member State concerned considers should be afforded special protection, sampling points should be sited with the aim of achieving this special protection. (Amendment 24) Annex VI(II), first paragraph, indents 5 to 7 › › › traffic-oriented samplers should be at least 25 metres from major junctions and should be no less than 4 metres from the centre of the nearest traffic lane; traffic-oriented samplers for the measurement of NO2 should be sited less than 5 metres from the kerb side; in built-up areas, traffic-oriented samplers for the meas- urement of particulate matter or lead should be sited to be representative of air quality close to the building line. › traffic-oriented samplers should be at least 25 metres from major junctions and between 2 and 5 metres from the nearest part of the vehicular carriageway, or at the building line if closer, unless there is a point at which the population may be directly or indirectly exposed to a higher concentration for a period which is significant in relation to the averaging period of the limit values. (Amendment 25) Annex VII(I)(a), table, before the first line, new line Population of agglomeration or zone If concentrations exceed the upper assessment threshold If maximum concentrations are be- tween the upper and lower assessment thresholds For SO2, in agglomerations where maximum concentrations are below the lower assessment threshold £ 250 000 2 1 Not applicable C 167/110 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 26) Annex IX(III) Sampling method and reference method of analysing III. the concentration of lead in air Sampling method and reference method of analysing III. the concentration of lead in air (Annex to Council Directive 82/884/EEC of 3 December 1982 on lead in ambient air) (The reference method for sampling shall be the method for PM10 described in draft European standard prEN 12341. The reference method of analysing the concentration of lead in air is described in the annex to Council Directive 82/884/EEC of 3 December 1982 on lead in ambient air. ) (Amendment 27) Annex X (This Annex is deleted. ) Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a Council Directive relating to limit values for sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead in ambient air (COM(97)0500 › C4-0662/97 › 97/0266(SYN)) (Cooperation procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to the Council COM(97)0500 › 97/0266(SYN) (1), › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Article 189c of the EC Treaty and Articles 129 and 130s of the EC Treaty (C4-0662/97), › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection (A4-0161/98), 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 189c(a) of the EC Treaty; Calls for the conciliation procedure to be opened should the Council intend to depart from the text 4. approved by Parliament; Asks to be consulted again should the Council intend to make substantial modifications to the 5. Commission proposal; 6. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. (1) OJ C 9, 14. 1. 1998, p. 6. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/111 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (b) A4-0174/98 Proposal for a Council Directive relating to a reduction of the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels and amending Directive 93/12/EEC (COM(97)0088 › C4-0283/97 › 97/0105(SYN)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) First citation Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Com- munity, and in particular Article 130s(1) thereof, Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Com- munity, and in particular Article 100a thereof, (Amendment 2) Recital 7 (7) Whereas the Community and the individual Member States are Contracting Parties to the UN-ECE Convention on Long- Range Transboundary Air Pollution; whereas under the proto- col on further reduction of sulphur emissions established under that convention, Contracting Parties should make signi- ficant reductions in emissions of sulphur dioxide; (7) Whereas the Community and the individual Member States are Contracting Parties to the UN-ECE Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution; whereas the second UN-ECE Protocol on transboundary pollution by sulphur dioxide foresees that Member States should reduce sulphur dioxide emissions beyond the 30% reduction specified in the first Protocol and whereas the second UN-ECE Protocol is based on the premise that critical loads and levels will continue to be exceeded in some sensitive areas; whereas further measures to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions will still be required if the objectives in the fifth environmental action programme are to be respected; whereas Contracting Parties should make significant reduc- tions in emissions of sulphur dioxide; (Amendment 3) Recital 9a (new) (9a) Whereas studies have shown that benefits from reducing sulphur emissions by reductions in the sulphur content of fuels will be considerably greater than the estimated costs to industry and whereas the technology exists and is well established for reducing the sulphur level of liquid fuels; (Amendment 4) Recital 10 (10) Whereas, in conformity with the principle of subsidiar- ity and the principle of proportionality referred to in Article 3b of the Treaty, the objective of reducing the emissions of (10) Whereas, in conformity with the principle of subsidiar- ity and the principle of proportionality referred to in Article 3b of the Treaty, the objective of reducing the emissions of (*) OJ C 190, 21. 6. 1997, p. 9. C 167/112 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT sulphur dioxide arising from the combustion of certain types of liquid fuels cannot be achieved effectively by Member States acting individually and whereas unconcerted action offers no guarantee of achieving the desired objective, is potentially counterproductive and will result in considerable uncertainty in the market for the fuel products affected and whereas, in view of the need to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions across the Community, it is more effective to take action at the level of the Community; whereas this Directive limits itself to the minimum requirements necessary to achieve the desired objective; sulphur dioxide arising from the combustion of certain types of liquid fuels cannot be achieved effectively by Member States acting individually and whereas unconcerted action offers no guarantee of achieving the desired objective, is potentially counterproductive and will result in considerable uncertainty in the market for the fuel products affected and whereas, in view of the need to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions across the Community, uniform Community rules are necessary; (Amendment 5) Recital 10a (new) (10a) Whereas in Council Directive 93/12/EEC the Com- mission was asked to submit to the Council a proposal prescribing lower limits for the sulphur content in gas oil and new limits for aviation kerosene and whereas it would be appropriate at the same time to lay down limits for the sulphur content of other liquid fuels, in particular heavy fuel oils, bunker fuel oils, marine diesel oils and gas oils; (Amendment 6) Recital 11 (11) Whereas it should only be possible to use gas oils and heavy fuel oils within the territory of the Community on condition that their sulphur content does not exceed certain limits set out in this Directive; (11) Whereas it is only possible to use gas oils, bunker fuel oils, marine diesel oils and heavy fuel oils within the territory of the Community › with the exceptions referred to in this Directive › on condition that their sulphur content does not exceed certain limits set out in this Directive; (Amendment 7) Recital 12 (12) Whereas, in accordance with Article 130t of the Treaty, this Directive should not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures and whereas such measures must be compatible with the Treaty and should be notified to the Commission; (12) Whereas, in accordance with Article 100a(4) of the Treaty, this Directive should not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent environmen- tal protection measures and whereas such measures must be compatible with the Treaty and must be notified to the Commission; (Amendment 8) Recital 12a (new) (12a) Whereas sulphur emissions from shipping due to the combustion of bunker fuels with a high sulphur content contribute to sulphur dioxide pollution and problems of acidification; whereas in certain areas such contribution is highly significant and whereas it is therefore necessary to limit the sulphur content of bunker fuels; 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/113 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 9) Recital 13a (new) (13a) Whereas in order to facilitate the achievement of the objectives of this Directive it may be appropriate for the European Union and/or the Member States to use economic instruments, such as a tax on sulphur and a system of harbour charges differentiated according to the sulphur content of the fuels used by visiting ships; whereas the Commission should come forward with proposals for economic instruments to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions by the end of 1998; (Amendment 10) Recital 16 (16) Whereas a limit value of 0,2% for the sulphur content of gas oils has already been established under Council Directive 93/12/EEC of 23 March 1993 relating to the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels, as amended by the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden; whereas that limit value should continue to be generally applicable; (16) Whereas a limit value of 0,2% for the sulphur content of gas oils has already been established under Council Directive 93/12/EEC of 23 March 1993 relating to the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels, as amended by the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden; whereas that limit value should be tightened to 0,1% in order to achieve further reductions in acidification, better protection of health and improved protection of buildings and materials; (Amendment 11) Recital 17 (17) Whereas, in accordance with the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, Austria and Finland have a derogation for a period of four years from the date of accession regarding the provisions in Directive 93/12/EEC concerning the sulphur content of gas oil; (17) Whereas, in accordance with the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, Austria and Finland have a derogation for a period of four years from the date of accession regarding the provisions in Directive 93/12/EEC concerning the sulphur content of gas oil; whereas the Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent provisions pursuant to Article 100a(4) of the Treaty after this Direc- tive has entered into force; (Amendment 12) Recital 18 (18) Whereas the limit value of 0,2% for the sulphur content of gas oils intended for the marine use in sea-going ships may present technical and economic problems for Greece through- out its territory and for Spain with regard to the Canary Islands; whereas a derogation for Greece and the Canary Islands should not have a negative effect upon the market in gas oil intended for marine use and given that exports of gas oil for marine use from Greece and the Canary Islands to the other member States should satisfy the requirements in force in the importing Member State; whereas Greece and the Canary Islands should be afforded a derogation from the limit value of 0,2% sulphur by weight for gas oil used for marine purposes; (18) Whereas the limit value of 0,1% for the sulphur content of gas oils intended for the marine use in sea-going ships may present technical and economic problems for Greece through- out its territory and for Spain with regard to the Canary Islands; whereas a derogation for Greece and the Canary Islands should not have a negative effect upon the market in gas oil intended for marine use and given that exports of gas oil for marine use from Greece and the Canary Islands to the other member States should satisfy the requirements in force in the importing Member State; whereas Greece and the Canary Islands should be afforded a derogation from the limit value of 0,1% sulphur by weight for gas oil used for marine purposes; C 167/114 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 13) Recital 18a (new) (18a) Whereas the Community will be advocating more effective protection of areas sensitive to SOx emissions and the reduction of the normal limit value for bunker fuel oil (from the present 4,5%) at the continuing and future negotiations on the Marpol Convention within the Interna- tional Maritime Organization (IMO); whereas the Com- munity initiatives to have the North Sea/Channel declared a special low SOx emission control area should be contin- ued; (Amendment 14) Recital 18b (new) (18b) Whereas more profound research into the effects of acidification on ecosystems and the human body is needed; whereas one of the main aims of such research should be to determine which particles, depending on size, mass or number, are particularly prejudicial to health; whereas such new tasks as the improvement of flue-gas desulphuri- zation and the development of catalysts for ships and of efficient exhaust-gas purification systems for motor vehi- cles (deNOx catalyst) should be formulated for applied research, as for climate and marine research; whereas the European Community is assisting such research under the Fifth Framework Research Programme; (Amendment 15) Recital 20 (20) Whereas Member States should establish the appro- priate mechanisms for monitoring compliance with the provi- sions of this Directive; whereas regular reports on the sulphur content of liquid fuels should be submitted to the Commission; (20) Whereas Member States are to establish the appropriate mechanisms for monitoring compliance with the provisions of this Directive; whereas regular reports on the sulphur content of liquid fuels are to be submitted to the Commission; (Amendment 16) Article 2(2a) (new) 2a. Marine diesel oilsí means a mixture of gas oils and minor amounts of heavier oils which is used for inland and seagoing ships and vessels, and of which, because of the blending, less than 85% by volume (including losses) distils at 350°C. The maximum viscosity of the mixture shall not exceed 14,0 cST at 40°C. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/115 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 17) Article 2(2b) (new) 2b. Bunker fuel oilsí means fuel oils, other than marine diesel oils, used for inland and seagoing ships and vessels. (Amendment 18) Article 3(1) 1. Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure that as from 1 January 2000 within their territory heavy fuel oils cannot be used if their sulphur content exceeds 1% by weight. As from 1 January 1999 heavy fuel oils shall not be 1. used in the territory of the European Community if their sulphur content exceeds 1% by weight. (Amendment 19) Article 3(2) 2. Provided that the air quality standards for sulphur dioxide laid down in Council Directive 80/779/EEC and other relevant Community provisions are respected and the contribution to transboundary pollution is negligible, a Member State may authorize heavy fuel oils with a sulphur content between 1 and 2,5 % by weight to be used in part or the whole of its territory. 2. Provided that the air quality standards for sulphur dioxide laid down in Council Directive 80/779/EEC and other relevant Community provisions are respected and the contribution to transboundary pollution is negligible › the Member State concerned must show the Commission that such a deviation will not impede compliance with Community law on air quality, including Directive 96/62/EC › a Member State may authorize heavy fuel oils with a sulphur content between 1 and 2,0 % by weight to be used in part or the whole of its territory from 1 January 2000. (Amendment 20) Article 3(3), first and second subparagraphs 3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to heavy fuel oils used in combustion plants with a thermal input equal to or greater than 50 MW which are considered new plants in accordance with the definition given in Article 2. 9 of Directive 88/609/EEC and which comply with the sulphur dioxide emission limits for such plants set out in article of and Annex IV to that Directive. Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to heavy fuel oils used in combustion plants and industrial cement plants other than those mentioned above, if the emissions of sulphur dioxide from the plant are less than or equal to 1 700 mg SO2/Nm3. 3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to heavy fuel oils used in combustion plants or industrial cement plants or internal- ly in refineries if it can be guaranteed by appropriate measures, to be controlled by the competent authorities, that the concentrations of sulphur dioxide emissions are not higher than those resulting from the application of para- graph 1. (Amendment 21) Article 3(5) 5. If a Member State avails itself of the possibilities referred to in paragraphs 2 or 3, it shall, at least 12 months beforehand, inform the Commission and the public. The Commission shall be given sufficient information to assess whether the criteria mentioned in paragraphs 2 or 3 respectively are met. The Commission shall inform the other Member States. Within six 5. If a Member State avails itself of the possibilities referred to in paragraphs 2 or 3, it shall, at least 12 months beforehand, inform the Commission and the public. The Commission shall be given sufficient information to assess whether the criteria mentioned in paragraphs 2 or 3 respectively are met. The Commission shall inform the other Member States and the C 167/116 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT months of the date on which it receives the information from the Member State, the Commission shall examine the measures envisaged to ensure that they comply with this Directive and with other provisions of Community law and shall communi- cate its decision to the Member States. European Parliament. Within six months of the date on which it receives the information from the Member State, the Commission shall examine the measures envisaged to ensure that they comply with this Directive and with other provisions of Community law and shall communicate its decision to the Member States and the European Parliament. (Amendment 22) Article 3a (new) Article 3a Maximum sulphur content in bunker fuel oil Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure that, within their territory and waters, bunker fuel oils cannot be marketed or used if their sulphur content exceeds 1,5% by weight as from 1 January 2000. (Amendment 23) Article 3b (new) Article 3b Maximum sulphur content in marine diesel oil Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure that, within their territory and waters, marine diesel oils cannot be marketed or used if their sulphur content exceeds 1,5% by weight as from 1 January 2000. (Amendment 24) Article 4(1) 1. Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure that as from 1 January 1999 within their territory and waters, gas oils, including gas oils for marine use, cannot be used if their sulphur content exceeds 0,2% by weight. 1. As from 1 January 1999 gas oils, including gas oils for marine use, shall not be used within the territory of the European Community if their sulphur content exceeds 0,1% by weight. (Amendment 25) Article 5 If, as a result of a sudden change in the supply of crude oil or petroleum products, it becomes difficult for a Member State to apply the limits on the maximum sulphur content referred to in Articles 3 and 4, that Member State shall inform the Commis- sion thereof. The Commission may authorize a higher limit to be applicable within the territory of that Member State for a period not exceeding six months and shall notify its decision to the Council and the Member States. Any Member State may refer that decision to the Council within one month. The Council, acting by a qualified majority, may adopt a different decision within two months. If, as a result of a sudden change in the supply of crude oil or petroleum products, it becomes difficult for a Member State to apply the limits on the maximum sulphur content referred to in Articles 3, 3a, 3b and 4, that Member State shall inform the Commission thereof. The Commission may authorize a higher limit to be applicable within the territory of that Member State for a period not exceeding six months and shall notify its decision to the Council, the European Parliament and the Member States. Any Member State may refer that decision to the Council within one month. The Council, acting by a qualified majority and after consulting the European Parlia- ment, may adopt a different decision within two months 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/117 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 26) Article 6(1) 1. Member States shall take all the necessary measures to check by sampling that the sulphur content of fuels used complies with Articles 3 and 4. The sampling shall commence within six months of the date on which the relevant limit for maximum sulphur content in the fuel comes into force. It shall be carried out with sufficient frequency and in such a way that the samples are representative of the fuel examined. 1. Member States shall take all the necessary measures to check by sampling that the sulphur content of fuels used complies with Articles 3, 3a, 3b and 4. The sampling shall commence within six months of the date on which the relevant limit for maximum sulphur content in the fuel comes into force. It shall be carried out with sufficient frequency and in such a way that the samples are representative of the fuel examined. (Amendment 27) Article 6(2)(a) (a) ISO method 8754(1992) for heavy fuel oil and marine (a) ISO method 8754(1992) for heavy fuel oil, bunker fuel oil diesel oil; and marine diesel oil; (Amendment 28) Article 7(2) 2. On the basis inter alia of the annual reports submitted in accordance with paragraph 1 and the observed trends in air quality and acidification, the Commission shall, by 31 Decem- ber 2003, submit a report to the Council. The Commission may submit with its report proposals aimed at revising this Direc- tive and in particular the limit values laid down for each fuel category and the exceptions and derogations provided for in Article 3(2), Article 3(3) and Article 4(2). 2. On the basis inter alia of the annual reports submitted in accordance with paragraph 1 and the observed trends in air quality and acidification, the Commission shall, by 31 Decem- ber 2003, submit a report to the Council and the European Parliament. The Commission may submit with its report proposals aimed at revising this Directive and in particular the limit values laid down for each fuel category and the excep- tions and derogations provided for in Article 3(2), Article 3(3) and Article 4(2). Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a Council Directive relating to a reduction of the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels and amending Directive 93/12/EEC (COM(97)0088 › C4-0283/97 › 97/0105(SYN)) (Cooperation procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to the Council COM(97)0088 › 97/0105(SYN) (1), › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Articles 189c and 130s(1) of the EC Treaty (C4-0283/97), › whereas the legal basis proposed is inappropriate; whereas reference should be made to Article 100a of the Treaty, (1) OJ C 190, 21. 6. 1997, p. 9. C 167/118 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the opinions of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy and the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizensí Rights (A4-0174/98), 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 189c(a) of the EC Treaty; Asks to be consulted again should the Council intend to make substantial modifications to the 4. Commission proposal; 5. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. 14. Eco-label award scheme **I A4-0119/98 Proposal for a Council Regulation on a revised Community eco-label award scheme (COM(96)0603 › C4-0157/97 › 96/0312(SYN)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N (*) AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Preamble THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Com- munity and in particular Article 130s(1) thereof, Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Com- munity and in particular Articles 100a and 130s(1) thereof, Having regard to the proposal from the Commission, Having regard to the proposal from the Commission, Having regard to the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee, Having regard to the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee, Acting in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 189c of the Treaty in cooperation with the European Parlia- ment, Acting in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 189b of the Treaty, (Amendment 2) Recital 4a (new) 4a. Whereas for the acceptance by the general public of the European eco-label award system it is essential that environmental NGOs and consumer organisations have an important role in the decision-making process for the award of Community eco-labels; (*) OJ C 114, 12. 4. 1997, p. 9. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/119 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 3) Recital 6 6. Whereas the scope of the scheme should include products and environmental factors which are of supreme Community interest from the point of view both of the internal market and of the environment; 6. Whereas the scope of the scheme should include products, the provision of services and environmental factors which are of supreme Community interest from the point of view both of the internal market and of the environment; (Amendment 4) Recital 9a (new) 9a. Whereas in the various stages of the award of an eco-label efforts must be made to ensure a high level of environmental protection; (Amendment 5) Recital 10 10. Whereas it is necessary to introduce a grading in the eco-label in order to stimulate and recognize further environ- mental improvements, over and above the hurdles set for the award of the label; 10. Whereas it is necessary to provide more information on the label about the reasons for the award in order to assist consumers in understanding the significance of the award; (Amendment 6) Recital 11 11. Whereas it is necessary to assign the task of setting eco-label criteria and assessment and verification requirements to an appropriate independent body, in order to achieve an efficient and neutral implementation of the scheme; 11. Whereas it is necessary to assign the task of setting eco-label criteria and assessment and verification requirements to an appropriate technical committee, in order to achieve an efficient and neutral implementation of the scheme; (Amendment 7) Recital 12 12. Whereas such a body should be composed of the competent bodies already designated by the Member States under Article 9 of Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, in order to make full use of the expertise, structures and resources of those bodies and to prevent duplications and waste of resources; 12. Whereas such a committee should be composed of the competent bodies already designated by the Member States under Article 9 of Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, in order to make full use of the expertise, structures and resources of those bodies and to prevent duplications and waste of resources; (Amendment 8) Recital 12a (new) 12a. Whereas the composition of such a committee should be such that it is ensured that representatives of environ- mental NGOs and consumer organisations are appointed on an equal basis with representatives of industry; C 167/120 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 9) Recital 13 13. Whereas the establishment of such a body in the form of an Association of the competent bodies will take some time, and the full application of this Regulation should be subject to such a body being operational; Deleted (Amendment 50) Recital 15 15. Whereas provision should be made to ensure consistency and complementarity between the Community eco-label and other eco-label schemes in the Community, in order to avoid confusing consumers and creating potential market and trade distortions, and in order to increase the attractiveness of the eco-label to potential applicants; 15. Whereas provision should be made to ensure consistency and complementarity between the Community eco-label and other eco-label schemes in the Community, in order to avoid confusing consumers and creating potential market and trade distortions, and in order to increase the attractiveness of the eco-label to potential applicants, while taking into account the position of a number of successfully operating national and regional eco-labelling systems; (Amendment 10) Article 1(2) The environmental impacts are identified on the basis of 2. examination of the interactions with the environment, includ- ing use of energy and natural resources, during the entire life cycle of a product. The environmental impacts are identified on the basis of 2. examination of the interactions with the environment, includ- ing use of energy and natural resources, and with due regard for a high level of environmental protection, during the entire life cycle of a product. (Amendment 11) Article 1(4a) (new) 4a. In order to improve the use of eco-labelled products, the Commission and other European Institutions, as well as other public authorities both at Community and national levels, should actively act as examples concerning the purchase choices they make. (Amendment 13 Article 3(2)(ca) (new) (ca) the degree of technical reliability shall relate to the quality of the product. (Amendment 12) Article 3(3) 3. The criteria and their selectivity level shall be deter- mined in accordance with the eco-label rating set out in Annex III. Deleted 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/121 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 14) Article 4(1), second subparagraph (new) The eco-label may also be awarded for the provision of services. (Amendment 15) Article 4(5) This Regulation shall not apply to food, drink or 5. pharmaceuticals. This Regulation shall not apply to food, drink, pharma- 5. ceuticals or medical devices. (Amendment 16) Article 5(1) 1. The Commission shall encourage the creation of an association of the competent bodies referred to in Article 9, having legal personality, under the title of European Eco-label Organization, hereinafter referred to as áthe EEOí. 1. The Commission shall encourage the creation of an association of the competent bodies referred to in Article 9, under the title of Technical Committee for the Eco-label, hereinafter referred to as áthe TCELí. (All references to the EEO to be replaced by TCELí through- out the text. ) (Amendment 45) Article 5(2), fourth subparagraph, second sentence The procedure shall in particular ensure transparency and access to consultation for all interested parties as provided for in Annex IV. The procedure shall in particular ensure transparency and access to consultation for all interested parties organized in the Consultation Forum (procedure in Article 6 of Regula- tion (EEC) No 880/92). (Amendment 46) Article 5(3) 3. The Commission will publish the references to those criteria and requirements and their updatings in the Official Journal of the European Communities, C Series, when it is satisfied that the terms of the relevant mandate have been complied with. 3. The Commission will publish the references to those criteria and requirements and their updatings in the Official Journal of the European Communities, L Series, when it is satisfied that the terms of the relevant mandate have been complied with. (Amendment 17) Article 5(3a) (new) 3a. The TCEL shall provide a written statement of reasons if its final decision differs from the opinion of the Consultation Forum. Adequate financial contributions shall be provided to enable a sufficient number of members of the major consumer and environmental organizations to take part in the Consultation Forum. C 167/122 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 18) Article 6(2) 2. The application may refer to a product put on the market under one or more brand names. No new application will be required for modifications in the characteristics of products which do not affect compliance with the criteria. 2. The application may refer to a product put on the market under one or more brand names. No new application will be required for modifications in the characteristics of products which do not affect compliance with the criteria. The compe- tent bodies must, however, be informed of these modifica- tions. (Amendment 20) Article 7 The eco-label shall consist of the logo and information set out in Annex III. Specifications concerning the information to be included and its presentation shall be part of the criteria established by the EEO. The Commission shall consult nation- al consumer associations represented in the Consumer Com- mittee established by Commission Decision 95/260/EC, within five years of the date referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 16(2), second subparagraph, of this Regulation, in order to assess how effectively the graded eco-label meets the information needs of consumers. On the basis of this assess- ment, the Commission shall introduce any appropriate modif- ications as to the information to be included in the eco-label, according to the procedure set out in Article 13. The eco-label shall consist of the logo and information set out in Annex III. Specifications concerning the information to be included and its presentation shall be part of the criteria established by the TCEL. It shall be ensured in each case that the information is clear, simple and legible. The Commission shall consult national consumer associations represented in the Consumer Committee established by Com- mission Decision 95/260/EC, within five years of the date referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 16(1) of this Regulation, in order to assess how effectively the eco-label and the additional information meet the information needs of consumers. On the basis of this assessment, and after the consultation of the European Parliament, the Commission shall introduce any appropriate modifications as to the infor- mation to be included in the eco-label, according to the procedure set out in Article 13. (Amendments 22 and 52) Article 11(1) 1. Within five years of the date referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 16(2), existing and new public and private eco-label schemes in the Member States shall be organized in such a way as to apply to product groups for which no specific Community eco-label criteria are esta- blished, ensuring complementarity between such schemes and the Community eco-label. 1. Within five years of the date referred to in Article 16(1), existing and new public and private eco-label schemes in the Member States shall be organized in such a way as to apply to product groups for which no specific Community eco-label criteria are established, ensuring complementarity between such schemes and the Community eco-label, provided that an independent study, commissioned by the Commission, has shown that the environmental criteria for the Community eco-label are at least as strict as the best national eco-label scheme. (Amendment 23) Article 13, first and second paragraphs The Commission shall be assisted by a Committee of an advisory nature composed of the representatives of the Mem- ber States and chaired by the representative of the Commis- sion. The Commission shall be assisted by a Committee of an advisory nature composed of one representative per Member State and chaired by the representative of the Commission. The representative of the Commission shall submit to the Committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The Committee 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. The representative of the Commission shall submit to the Committee a draft of the measures of general application to be taken. The Committee shall deliver its opinion on the draft, within a time-limit which the chairman may lay down accord- ing to the urgency of the matter, if necessary by taking a vote. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/123 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 24) Article 15(2) The Commission shall propose any appropriate amend- 2. ments to this Regulation. Should the Commission propose any appropriate amend- 2. ments to this Regulation, it must do so in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 189c of the Treaty. (Amendment 25) Article 16(2) 2. Apart from Article 5(1), the provisions of this Regulation shall apply as from the day following that on which the Commission decides that the EEO is in a position to perform its tasks. That date shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities. Deleted (Amendment 26) ANNEX III Text proposed by the Commission Shape of the eco-label The eco-label is awarded to products which comply with at least the minimum level of the criteria, for all the selected key environmental aspects. It includes information for consumers according to the following scheme: This label guarantees a reduced environmental impact Key environmental aspects Environmental score (1) X Y Z EUROPEAN UNION ECO-LABEL (1) This is an example. One, two or three áflowersí may be attributed, for each key aspect. Contents The label will include those aspects for which there are quantified eco-label criteria. These aspects will be described in non-technical and unambiguous terms. The label will also include generic information on qualitative criteria. C 167/124 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT Shape of the eco-label The eco-label is awarded to products which comply with at least the minimum level of the criteria, for all the selected key environmental aspects. It includes information for consumers according to the following scheme: The label consists of two parts: box 1 and box 2, see illustration below. Amendments by Parliament This label guarantees a reduced environmental impact * * * EUROPEAN UNION ECO-LABEL Box 1 Box 2 Box 2 contains information about the reasons for the award of the eco-label. This information must relate to at least one and not more than three environmental impacts. The information will be in the form of a brief description in words. This is an example: * low air pollution * energy efficient * reduced toxicity Box 1 and box 2 shall be used together where this is practical but, where consideration of space is an important factor, box 2 may be omitted on some applications, provided that the full label is used in other applications relating to the same product. For example, box 1 may be used on its own on the product itself if the full label appears elsewhere on the packaging, information leaflets or other point-of-sale material. (Amendment 27) ANNEX IV(a) (a) The involvement of the parties directly or indirectly concerned by the mandate and a balanced participation of all the relevant interest groups, such as industry, including SMEs and hand crafts through their business organiza- tions, trade unions, retailers, importers, environmental protection groups, consumer organizations, shall be actively pursued. (a) The involvement of the parties directly or indirectly concerned by the mandate and a balanced participation of all the relevant interest groups, such as industry, including SMEs and hand crafts through their business organiza- tions, trade unions, retailers, importers, environmental protection groups, consumer organizations, shall be actively pursued through the Consultation Forum men- tioned in Article 5(2). 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/125 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 28) ANNEX IV(c) (c) A specific ad hoc working group involving the interested parties mentioned above shall be established for the development of eco-label criteria for each product group. (c) A specific ad hoc working group involving the interested parties mentioned above and the competent bodies concerned shall be established by the TCEL for the development of eco-label criteria for each product group. (Amendment 29) ANNEX IV(d), third paragraph All reasonable efforts shall be made to achieve a consensus throughout the process, while aiming at high levels of environ- mental protection. However, the EEO shall apply decision- making procedures in conformity with practice of European standardization bodies. All reasonable efforts shall be made to achieve a consensus throughout the process, while aiming at high levels of environ- mental protection. (Amendment 31) ANNEX V(4) The annual fee shall be calculated as a percentage of the 4. annual volume of sales within the European Union of the product awarded the eco-label. The annual fee shall be calculated in relation to the 4. annual volume of sales within the European Union of the product awarded the eco-label (Amendment 32) ANNEX V(5) The percentage figure of the annual volume of sales shall 5. be 0,15% with a ceiling of ECU 40 000. The annual fees shall be ECU 500 for an annual 5. volume of sales up to ECU 500 000, ECU 2 000 for an annual volume of sales up to ECU 2 000 000, and ECU 5 000 for an annual volume of sales exceeding ECU 2 000 000. 6. The minimum figure shall be ECU 500. Deleted (Amendment 33) ANNEX V(6) (Amendment 34) ANNEX V(7) 7. In the case of SMEs and manufacturers of developing countries, the percentage figure of the annual volume of sales shall be 0,10%. 7. In the case of SMEs and manufacturers of developing countries, the annual fees provided for at point 5 shall be reduced by 50%. C 167/126 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 35) Financial statement (2) and (3) 2. Budget heading involved 2. Budget heading involved B4-3040 3. Legal basis Article 130s B4-3040 and B5-300 3. Legal basis Article 130s and Article 100a Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, as amended. Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, as amended. (Amendment 36) Financial statement (4. 1), second paragraph For this aim it is proposed to revise the eco-label scheme established by Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, in particular by transferring its operation to an independent body within that framework, to establish a European Eco-label Organization. For this aim it is proposed to revise the eco-label scheme established by Regulation (EEC) No 880/92, in particular by transferring its technical operation to the Technical Commit- tee for the Eco-label. (Amendment 38) Financial statement (7. 1), fifth and sixth paragraphs No further Community financing is foreseen after the fourth year of operation. The EEO is expected to become in the longer term self- financing on the fees resulting from the eco-label awards. Execution of the mandates which will be given by the Commission and the general costs of the EEO should be financed by the 50% of eco-label award annual fees which the EEO is entitled to obtain from the competent bodies. Execution of the mandates which will be given by the Commission and the general costs of the TCEL should inter alia be financed by the 50% of eco-label award annual fees which the TCEL is entitled to obtain from the competent bodies. (Amendment 40) Financial statement (8), second paragraph, third point › annual detailed financial report shall be submitted by the EEO to the Commission. The Commission will make systematic checks on the basis of this report at the premises of the EEO. Approval of the report by the Commission will be a condition for payments. Deleted (Amendment 41) Financial statement (9. 2), second indent, first five paragraphs It is therefore proposed to set up a European Eco-label Organization (EEO) which should establish and update the eco-label criteria and the corresponding assessment and verifi- cation requirements as well as coordinate the activities of the competent bodies. The EEO would be a private international association of the eco-label Competent Bodies. The Commis- sion would promote the establishment of the EEO. The EEO would act on mandate by the Commission. It is therefore proposed to set up a Technical Committee for the Eco-label (TCEL) which should establish and update the eco-label criteria and the corresponding assessment and verifi- cation requirements as well as coordinate the activities of the competent bodies. The TCEL would be an association of the eco-label Competent Bodies. The Commission would promote the establishment of the TCEL. The TCEL would act on mandate by the Commission. The Commission would pro- vide the chair of the committee. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/127 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSI0N AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT The EEO would act as a coordinating network between the competent bodies and would not require the creation of costly new complex structures. The TCEL would act as a coordinating network between the competent bodies and would not require the creation of costly new complex structures. The approach proposed is therefore parallel to the ánew approachí for the European technical standardization and the role of the EEO would be similar to that of the European Standardization Committee (CEN). Deleted The specific technical tasks attributed to the EEO will regard mainly the management and coordination of the studies in order to develop or to renew the ecological criteria for the different product groups. The studies will be carried on following a mandate from the Commission and with the assistance of technical consultants. The specific technical tasks attributed to the TCEL will regard mainly the management and coordination of the studies in order to develop or to renew the ecological criteria for the different product groups. The studies will be carried on following a mandate from the Commission and with the assistance of technical consultants. A specific ad hoc working group will be established for the development of eco-label criteria for each product group. The EEO will actively involve at different stages of the studies the different stakeholders (parties directly or indirectly con- cerned by the mandate) ensuring a balanced participation of all the relevant interest groups, such as industry, including SMEs and hand crafts through their business organizations, trade unions, retailers, importers, environmental protection groups and consumers. A specific ad hoc working group will be established for the development of eco-label criteria for each product group. The TCEL will actively involve at different stages of the studies the different organized stakeholders (parties directly or indirectly concerned by the mandate) ensuring a balanced participation of all the relevant interest groups in the Consul- tation Forum, such as industry, including SMEs and hand crafts through their business organizations, trade unions, retailers, importers, environmental protection groups and con- sumers. (Amendment 42) Financial statement (9. 2), second indent, ninth paragraph The operative costs of running the system should take into account the fact that the EEO should meet at least four times per year in plenary sessions. The organization should be assisted by a permanent secretariat constituted at least by a director, an assistant, a communication officer and a secre- tary. The operative costs of running the system should take into account the fact that the TCEL should meet at least four times per year in plenary sessions. The organization should be assisted by a permanent secretariat provided by the Commis- sion. (Amendment 44) Financial statement (10. 1), second paragraph Therefore, after a transitional period, part of the staff presently working on the operation of the eco-label system could be redeployed towards activities related to the promotion and extension of the scheme, as well as monitoring the activities of the new organization, the EEO. Two A officials and one C official will be required in order to follow the revised EU eco-label Regulation. Therefore, after a transitional period, part of the staff presently working on the operation of the eco-label system could be redeployed towards activities related to the promotion and extension of the scheme, as well as monitoring the activities of the committee, the TCEL. Two A officials and one C official will be required in order to follow the revised EU eco-label Regulation. C 167/128 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a Council Regulation on a revised Community eco-label award scheme (COM(96)0603 › C4-0157/97 › 96/0312(SYN)) (Cooperation procedure: first reading) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to the Council COM(96)0603 › 96/0312(SYN) (1), › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Articles 189c and 130s(1) of the EC Treaty (C4-0157/97), › whereas the legal basis proposed is inadequate; whereas reference should also be made to Article 100a of the Treaty; › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the opinions of the Committee on Budgets, the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy and the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizensí Rights (A4-0119/98), 1. Approves the Commission proposal, subject to Parliamentís amendments; Calls on the Council to notify Parliament should it intend to depart from the text approved by 2. Parliament; Calls for the conciliation procedure to be opened should the Council intend to depart from the text 3. approved by Parliament; Asks to be consulted again should the Council intend to make substantial modifications to the 4. Commission proposal; 5. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. (1) OJ C 114, 12. 4. 1997, p. 9. 15. Protection of minors in audiovisual and information services * A4-0153/98 Proposal for a Council Recommendation concerning the protection of minors and human dignity in audiovisual and information services (COM(97)0570 › C4-0670/97 › 97/0329(CNS)) The proposal was approved with the following amendments: TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 1) Recital 4 (4) Whereas on 16 October 1996, the Commission adopted the Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet; whereas the Council adopted the Resolution on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet on 17 February 1997; whereas the European Parliament adopted an opinion on the Commission Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet on 24 April 1997; (4) Whereas on 16 October 1996, the Commission adopted the Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet; whereas the Council adopted the Resolution on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet on 17 February 1997; whereas the European Parliament adopted a resolution on the Commission Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet on 24 April 1997 (1); (1) OJ C 150, 19. 5. 1997, p. 38. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/129 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 2) Recital 6a (new) (6a) Whereas this Recommendation builds upon and supplements existing regulatory frameworks and as such constitutes an appropriate approach to achieving a high level of protection of the public interest in a context of increasing technological convergence in the media sector; whereas the effectiveness of this approach requires regular monitoring to check that objectives are being met; (Amendment 3) Recital 6b (new) (6b) Whereas a systematic review should be set up to monitor the development of the various self-regulatory frameworks and their success in achieving the objective of providing adequate protection for minors and human dignity in audiovisual and information services; (Amendment 4) Recital 6c (new) (6c) Whereas as a result of this systematic review the Commission will publish an evaluation report two years after this recommendation comes into force and submit it to the Parliament and Council; whereas the report will include inter alia an assessment of whether regulatory action is needed; (Amendment 5) Recital 6d (new) (6d) Whereas the Commission, in accordance with Article 22b of Directive 89/552/EEC, as amended by Directive 97/36/EC of 30 June 1997 (1), is required, within one year from the date of its publication (i. e. by 30 July 1998), to carry out an investigation of the possible advantages and drawbacks of further measures with a view to facilitating the control exercised by parents or guardians over the programmes that minors may watch; (1) OJ L 202, 30. 7. 1997, p. 60. C 167/130 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 6) Recital 8 (8) Whereas full achievement of this potential requires the existence of a successful and innovative industry in the Community; whereas beyond the important role played by the public authorities, it is in the first instance incumbent on businesses to ensure and improve their competitiveness; (8) Whereas full achievement of this potential requires the existence of a successful, innovative and responsible industry in the Community; whereas beyond the important role played by the public authorities, it is in the first instance incumbent on businesses to ensure and improve their competitiveness and sense of responsibility; (Amendment 7) Recital 8a (new) (8a) Whereas the European Union is an area in which goods, services, capital and persons enjoy freedom of movement; (Amendment 8) Recital 9 (9) Whereas the protection of certain general interests, such as the protection of minors and of human dignity in relation to audiovisual and information services, is essential for the establishment of the climate of confidence needed to achieve the potential of this industry and this will contribute to removing obstacles to the development and the full competi- tiveness of the said industry; (9) Whereas the protection of minors and of human dignity in relation to audiovisual and information services is of funda- mental importance; (Amendment 9) Recital 9a (new) (9a) Whereas the protection of minors and human dignity in relation to audiovisual and information services is essential for the establishment of the climate of confidence needed to achieve the potential of this industry and this will contribute to removing obstacles to the development and the full competitiveness of the said industry; (Amendment 10) Recital 12 (12) Whereas the protection of general interests sought in this manner must be seen in the context of the fundamental principles of respect for privacy and freedom of expression, as enshrined in Articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and as incorporated into the Community legal order by Article F2 of the Treaty on European Union and by the case law of the Court of Justice as general principles of Community law; (12) Whereas the protection of general interests sought in this manner must be seen in the context of the fundamental principles of respect for privacy and freedom of expression, as enshrined in Articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms; 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/131 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 11) Recital 13a (new) (13a) Whereas the Treaty on European Union provides for a cooperation procedure in the fields of justice and home affairs which may apply to certain aspects of the protection of minors and human dignity in the new audiovisual services; (Amendment 12) Recital 17a (new) (17a) Whereas the importance of transnational cooper- ation between the Member States and ultimately interna- tional cooperation is crucial to the success of the recom- mended self-regulatory framework and must be encou- raged and supported by industry, national governments, national and international police and judiciaries and the Community institutions; (Amendment 13) Recital 17b (new) (17b) Whereas cooperation with third countries should be strengthened in this area, in particular with applicant countries and the European Unionís transatlantic part- ners; (Amendment 14) Recital 20 (20) Whereas the contribution of the European Union, the aim of which will be to supplement Member Statesí measures to protect minors and human dignity in audiovisual and information services should be based on maximum use of existing instruments and close coordination of the various relevant initiatives conducted in parallel with the follow-up to the Green Paper, particularly the work on the follow-up to the Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internetí, including the Council Resolution of 17 February 1997, the 1997 European Parliament Resolution and the two working party reports submitted to the Council on 28 Novem- ber 1996 and 27 June 1997, and the work on cooperation on justice and home affairs; (20) Whereas the contribution of the European Union, the aim of which will be to supplement Member Statesí measures to protect minors and human dignity in audiovisual and information services should be based on maximum use of existing instruments and close coordination of the various relevant initiatives conducted in parallel with the follow-up to the Green Paper, particularly the work on the follow-up to the Communication on Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internetí, including the Council Resolution of 17 February 1997, the European Parliament Resolution of 24 April 1997 and the two working party reports submitted to the Council on 28 November 1996 and 27 June 1997, and the work on cooperation on justice and home affairs; (Amendment 15) Point I, paragraph 1a (new) 1a. ensure for all audiovisual and information services a high level of protection of the general interest so as to stimulate the development of the European audiovisual and information services industry, promote national frame- works supplementary to existing regulation and develop European co-operation with a view to improving the effectiveness of national measures and to defining a com- mon European ethical approach to the Information Socie- ty; C 167/132 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 TEXT PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION AMENDMENTS BY PARLIAMENT (Amendment 16) Point I, paragraph 5a (new) 5a. work in close cooperation to develop common tools and more particularly common labelling of content guide- lines in order to facilitate the transfrontier identification of illegal and harmful content; (Amendment 17) Point II, paragraph 2a (new) come together to foster cooperation at European 2a. level with a view to developing new tools or services in the areas covered by this recommendation; (Amendment 18) Point III, paragraph 1 facilitate, where appropriate through the relevant Com- 1. munity financial instruments, the networking of the bodies responsible for the definition and implementation of national self-regulation frameworks and the sharing of experience and good practices, at European Union level, between the Member States and parties concerned in the various areas covered by this recommendation; facilitate, where appropriate through the relevant Com- 1. munity financial instruments, the networking of the bodies responsible for the definition and implementation of national self-regulation frameworks and the sharing of experience and good practices, at European Union level, between the Member States and parties concerned in the various areas covered by this recommendation as well as develop a methodology for a typology of functions of the operators involved in the communication chain; (Amendment 19) Point III, paragraph 4a (new) 4a. monitor the implementation of this Recommenda- tion, in particular by organising regular consultations with Member States and by presenting to the European Parlia- ment and the Council, within two years of the Recommen- dationís adoption, an evaluation report. Legislative resolution embodying Parliamentís opinion on the proposal for a Council Recommen- dation concerning the protection of minors and human dignity in audiovisual and information services (COM(97)0570 › C4-0670/97 › 97/0329(CNS)) (Consultation procedure) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission proposal to the Council, COM(97)0570 › 97/0329(CNS), › having been consulted by the Council pursuant to Article 130(3) of the EC Treaty (C4-0670/97), 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/133 Wednesday 13 May 1998 › having regard to Rule 58 of its Rules of Procedure, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media and the opinions of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizensí Rights and the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs (A4-0153/98), 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 notify Parliament should it intend to depart from the text approved by 3. Parliament; Asks to be consulted again should the Council intend to make substantial modifications to the 4. Commission proposal; 5. Instructs its President to forward this opinion to the Council and Commission. 16. Combating acidification (A4-0162/98) Resolution on the communication to the Council and the European Parliament on a Community strategy to combat acidification (COM(97)0088 › C4-0436/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to Article 130r of the EC Treaty, › having regard to the Commissionís communication to the Council and the European Parliament on a Community strategy to combat acidification (COM(97)0088 › C4-0436/97), › having regard to the Councilís conclusions concerning the communication (Item 7 on the agenda of the Councilís 2062nd meeting, on 16 December 1997), › having regard to the proposal for a Council Directive relating to a reduction of the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels and amending Directive 93/12/EEC (COM(97) 0088 › C4-0283/97), › having regard to Council Directive 88/609/EEC on the limitation of emissions of certain pollutants into the air from large combustion plants, › having regard to the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee (CES 979/97) on the Commissionís communication, › having regard to the report of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the opinions of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy and the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy (A4-0162/98), A. welcoming the Commission strategy to combat acidification, which was developed in line with the Fifth Environmental Action Programmeís long-term objective of not exceeding the critical loads in any region of the EU, B. noting that the Commission has chosen to set an interim target whereby the area in which the critical loads on ecosystems are exceeded must be reduced by 50% by 2010, C. noting that in 1990, the reference year, the critical loads for acidification were exceeded over an area corresponding to 24% of the Communityís ecosystem area, D. noting that the Commission has opted to base the strategy on the model for integrated assessment as previously used in the context of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution, C 167/134 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 E. noting that the basis used for calculations in accordance with the model has not in all respects been complete or taken account of the latest developments as regards CO2 reduction targets in the Community, so that the results should be viewed as preliminary estimates, F. noting that the Commission is proposing national emission ceilings as a way of achieving the strategyís interim target, G. noting that the strategy, in accordance with the mandate given by the Council, focuses specifically on acidification and therefore does not take full account of all the adverse effects that the acidifying emissions may have, H. noting that, as regards action, the strategy is based on existing legislation and initiatives already adopted, i. e. the reference scenario, I. whereas the analysis of other possible actions covers only technical actions, thereby underestimating the potential for action and overestimating the costs of further action, 1. Supports the Commissionís proposal, which sets targets in relation to critical loads and endorses the strategyís use of an interim target for 2010 but calls on the Commission to develop a new, ambitious objective for 2015, whereby in principle the critical loads must not be reached in any part of the area; considers that details of this new objective should be given when the programme is revised in 2004; Considers that the national emission ceilings method gives Member States the required degree of 2. flexibility to take the measures best suited to achieving the specified interim target; Calls on the Commission to encourage the Member States to make greater use of financial 3. instruments, e. g. trading emission rights, to reduce sulphur and nitrogen emissions; 4. Endorses the Commissionís choice of the model for integrated assessment, which has been used successfully in the context of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution, as the basis for the acidification strategy; 5. Calls on the Commission, however, to update the input data used for the integrated assessment model so as to take full account of national data from the Member States, forthcoming legislation and international agreements such as the Auto-Oil package and the Kyoto Conference, before the planned proposal for a Directive on national emission ceilings is finalized; 6. Considers it important that the EUís acidification strategy should be compatible with the protocol of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UN/ECE) which deals simultaneously with acidification, formation of ozone and eutrophication from a pan-European perspective; the effectiveness of the acidification strategy could be improved substantially if, in addition to the present EU Member States, consideration were extended to the other European countries; Calls on the Commission to support Parliamentís position on the Auto-Oil proposal for lower 7. sulphur content levels for motor vehicle fuels from 2005; 8. Maintains that the updating of the input data used for the analysis, referred to in paragraph 5, together with possible additional non-technical structural measures for reducing emissions, could substantially bring down the estimated cost of achieving the strategyís interim target; 9. Stresses that a wide range of benefits will ensue from reduced acidification, such as conservation of biodiversity, slower impoverishment of the soil, improvements in human health, increased life of buildings and construction materials, and preservation of the cultural heritage; 10. Considers that the Commission should take into account other costs and damage that is not measurable in economic terms resulting from acidifying emissions, in particular damage to health, eutrophication, damage caused by ground-level ozone and the corrosion of buildings and materials including priceless cultural monuments; 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/135 Wednesday 13 May 1998 11. Calls on all Member States and the EU to sign and ratify the 1994 Sulphur Protocol; Considers that the polluter pays principle must be applied in full by all Member States in all 12. branches of industry and, in particular to all modes of transport; 13. Calls on the Commission, on the basis of the calculations of cost-effectiveness, to propose specific measures to reduce emissions of acidifying air pollutants from shipping and to support efforts to reduce emissions in the applicant countries; 14. Calls on the Commission to propose a ceiling on the sulphur content of aviation fuel; Calls on the Commission, with the aim of reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulphur dioxide (SO2) 15. emissions from shipping, to propose and encourage measures such as: › the introduction of differentiated port and fairway charges favouring vessels which use low-sulphur bunker oil and/or are fitted with catalytic converters; › the laying down of rules on emissions from shipping linking EU ports; › voluntary emission-reduction agreements, e. g. for ferries; › a request for the North Sea, the Irish Sea and the English Channel to be designated sensitive areas for sulphur emissions under the Marpol Convention, with the aim of introducing requirements for lower limit values for sulphur in bunker oil in those waters; › increasing the use of low-sulphur bunker oil, for example by using financial instruments such as taxes or charges on sulphur emissions, with any revenue thus obtained by Member States being used to finance measures to prevent acidification; 16. Considers that the Commission has not been anywhere near ambitious enough as regards the limit values it has proposed in the context of the revision of Directive 93/12/EEC relating to the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels; Notes that in 1990 large combustion plants accounted for just over 60% of SO2 emissions and just 17. over 20% of NOx emissions in the Community; Calls on the Commission, therefore, to submit as soon as possible the long-awaited revised text of 18. Directive 88/609/EEC on emissions from large combustion plants; Calls on the Commission to put forward a coordinated strategy for reducing the adverse effects of 19. farming on the environment as regards emissions of ammonia, methane and nitrates into the air, soil and water and a strategy for promoting sustainable and organic farming; Considers that the Commission must submit an action plan indicating how the applicant countries 20. are to be involved in the efforts to ensure that the acidification strategyís targets are met; such a plan should include the transfer of know-how, support for environmental monitoring and the financing of investment in measures which reduce emissions of acidifying substances via existing programmes such as Phare and Tacis; calls on the Commission also to include within that action plan measures to stimulate the market economy and the introduction of financial instruments; Calls on the Commission to link CAP subsidies to more stringent measures to combat ammonia 21. emissions from farming; Calls on the Commission to link assistance for the applicant countries to stringent environmental 22. requirements for action to reduce acidifying emissions in those countries; 23. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council and the Commission. C 167/136 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 17. Europe of Knowledge A4-0166/98 Resolution on the Commission communication to the Council, European Parliament, Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions Towards a Europe of Knowledgeí (COM(97)0563 - C4-0649/97) The European Parliament, › having regard to the Commission communication, COM(97)0563 - C4-0649/97, › having regard to its resolution of 12 March 1997 on the Commissionís White Paper on Education and Training › Teaching and Learning › Towards the learning society (1), › having regard to its resolution of 13 March 1997 on the information society, culture and education (2), › having regard to its resolution of 14 May 1997 on the Commissionís Green Paper Education › Training › Research: The Obstacles to Transnational Mobilityí (3), › having regard to its resolution of 26 June 1997 on the Commissionís Communication, Learning in the Information Society: action plan for a European education initiativeí (4), › having regard to the Resolution of the Council of Education Ministers on the European dimension in education, › having regard to the report of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media and the opinion of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (A4-0166/98), A. whereas the existing Community programmes in the areas of education, training and youth are due to expire at the end of 1999, B. whereas these programmes have in general terms been well received, despite their budgetary inadequacies, and have significantly enhanced the quality of educational cooperation in the EU, C. whereas the coordination of measures at European level in the areas of education, training and youth must be further improved in order to maximize their impact and to ensure, in conjunction with improved internal coordination in the Commission itself, complementarity with measures under the Structural Funds, research, and other programmes and initiatives, D. whereas demographic developments, rapid technological change, economic restructuring and the move to a knowledge-based society imply the need to design education and training measures to a greater extent to enable citizens to enter and remain in the working world, and help them to participate in social life on an equal basis, E. whereas the purpose of the Commissionís efforts in the education sector should be to create a favourable environment for innovation and employment in the sectors of the future which will increase the European Unionís competitiveness by breaking down the barriers between public teaching and research bodies, universities and businesses, F. whereas the risk of social division is particularly exacerbated by the new technologies, and education systems are therefore called upon to make access to and use of educational opportunities available to all, G. whereas there are still far too many obstacles restricting the mobility of students and teachers, (1) OJ C 115, 14. 4. 1997, p. 85. (2) OJ C 115, 14. 4. 1997, p. 151. (3) OJ C 167, 2. 6. 1997, p. 94. (4) OJ C 222, 21. 7. 1997, p. 48. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/137 Wednesday 13 May 1998 H. whereas the Amsterdam Treaty expresses the determination of the Member States to promote the development of the highest possible level of knowledge for their peoples, and whereas future education programmes must take this as their guide, I. whereas education, training and youth policies must further personal fulfilment and at the same time contribute to broad social goals such as equality of opportunity, social cohesion, promoting citizenship, encouraging mutual understanding, acceptance of other cultures and active solidarity, in addition to enhancing employability, thus giving each individual the means to live by his or her own efforts and in dignified conditions, J. whereas specific action should be taken in order to give the young people of the European Union a sense of responsibility by offering them the chance to express their values and convey their views and by involving them fully in the drawing up of Community measures which directly affect them, K. whereas cultural and linguistic diversity is a feature of the EU, L. whereas the cross-border mobility of citizens, students, young people undergoing training and wage-earners within the European Union would be facilitated by additional efforts to encourage language learning, particularly at an early age, and whereas access to language knowledge is also the key to an increase in cultural exchanges, M. whereas, in the context of the enlargement of the European Union, a growing number of central and eastern European countries will be involved in education and youth programmes, N. whereas cultural understanding can be fostered by inclusion of a European dimension within the national curricula, O. whereas there is a large discrepancy in the rate of introduction and use of new information and communication technologies in educational and training establishments, both within and between the Member States, P. whereas there is great potential for using the new information and communication technologies for educational purposes, including the networking of schools and training establishments, developing innovative teaching methods and language teaching, and for projects to tackle illiteracy and underachievement, Q. whereas the EU Netdays initiative is an effective means of ensuring that the private and public sector are able to help schools get connected to the new information and communication technologies, 1. Welcomes the Commissionís Communication and its efforts to enable an initial debate to take place on the future guidelines for Community programmes in the areas of education, training and youth; 2. Is in favour of establishing a common framework of activities, coordination and monitoring inasmuch as this will allow EU action to respond in a more flexible and integrated way to the varied needs of national education and training systems; 3. Notes with satisfaction the Commissionís intention to establish a framework of responsibilities shared by the Community, the Member States and the other parties involved (educational, social, economic and local partners and community organizations); 4. Considers, however, that the Commission has left insufficient time to carry out a meaningful consultation with all the interested parties referred to in paragraph 3 (which should also include families and young people themselves) prior to coming forward with legislative proposals; and regrets, in particular, that this lack of forward planning has meant that the European Parliament has been obliged to work to an unacceptably tight deadline; 5. Considers that the Commissionís Communication fails to provide adequate details of future strategy in the areas of education, training and youth; deplores the lack of clarity in the document and the confusion of education programmes with structural measures, particularly concerning the nature of the proposed legal instruments; regrets the lack of definition of the basic conditions which are essential if the Europe of knowledgeí objective is to be achieved: a substantial increase in the budget, rapid generalization of access to new technologies and a bold language-teaching policy; C 167/138 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Supports the Commissionís stated aims of limiting the number of objectives in the present 6. programmes and of defining the areas for action more clearly; 7. Believes that incentives should be provided to consider the six types of activities identified by the Commission as an integrated package of measures which together contribute to the achievement of a defined goal; underlines in this context the importance of language activities as an essential prerequisite for all types of transnational measures, particularly in the vocational training sector, where language barriers are still strong; 8. Stresses the important role that must be played by the social partners in the new vocational training programme, particularly in view of their contribution, via social contracts, to enabling workers to have access to training and therefore achieve increased levels of employment security; Calls on all EU education, training and youth policies and programmes to support measures to 9. promote the integration of all disabled people into mainstream education and training systems; 10. Considers there is an urgent need for the Commission to encourage wider participation by improving the administration and application procedures, particularly by simplifying them, standardizing deadlines for applications, speeding up procedures and continuing to make the present programmesí national coordinating bodies responsible for safeguarding the continuity of Community measures; 11. Agrees that this can also be achieved by decentralizing decisions áto the levels closest to the parties involvedí, and yet warns that any delegation of decision-making may not and must not result in decreased visibility of Community action in this field or weaken the Commissionís responsibility for implementing the policy framework decided at EU level, coordinating and supporting activities, monitoring progress, gathering, evaluating and disseminating results, and encouraging access to knowledge for disadvantaged groups to ensure the development of an inclusive learning society; 12. Emphasizes that it is necessary that the Commission should carry out a constant and thorough assessment of the programmes concerned, drawing on the achievements and accumulated experience of past actions and current programmes in formulating its legislative proposals (including, for example, theme years such as the European Year against Racism), in order to make necessary changes to improve effectiveness and impact; considers that the assessment procedure should also ensure that their feasibility is proportionate to their expense, identifying and targeting priority groups of participants, with the aim of making the programmes as user-friendly as possible; Regrets the fact that this debate takes place without the necessary qualitative information on the 13. achievements of the current programmes, for example with regard to: › the profile of the beneficiaries of the different types of activities financed by these programmes, › › the sustainability and impact of the transnational structures and activities established under these programmes, the degree of integration and synergy between the different types of activities relating to the same policy field and between these activities and initiatives financed under other EU programmes; 14. Believes that, in the context of limited financial resources, European added value can be achieved only by developing the future programmes as real transnational European laboratories for innovationí and by focusing on those sectors and categories which necessitate EU support and that this can be done only if the above qualitative data are available; calls for these data to be provided in connection with the forthcoming legislative proposals; Calls on the Commission to draw up a report addressing specifically the relationship, in the light of 15. the new employment guidelines, between EU vocational training programmes and the reformed ESF; calls for this report to be submitted to the European Parliament at the same time as the forthcoming legislative proposals, and will refer to it when evaluating whether those legislative proposals ensure better coordination and synergy with Structural Fund operations; 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/139 Wednesday 13 May 1998 16. Supports, therefore, the continuation of distinct Community programmes, with their existing names (Socrates, Leonardo, Youth for Europe and Voluntary Service), since this is in the interests of public recognition, particularly by target groups, and continuity and should facilitate a smooth transition in the year 2000; considers it essential, however, for ábridgesí to be built between these programmes and also between them and the research and technological development programmes, so as to allow for initiatives incorporating components from all of these areas; calls for more coherence and clarity in the definition of the individual lines of action, to prevent overlapping and duplication; 17. Considers that, in order to increase the effectiveness of these programmes, in particular the Leonardo and Socrates programmes, certain initiatives should be merged, such as the Leonardo programmeís ácooperation between businesses and universitiesí initiative (formerly part of the Comett programme) and the Socrates programmeís Erasmusí initiative; 18. Calls for a substantial increase, and, if possible, a doubling of the budget of the programmes, given the important contribution they can make to the development of a peopleís Europe, to promoting employability and to achieving the goals of the Amsterdam Summit, and to the forthcoming enlargement process; also considering the de-facto social exclusion of applicants from low-income families due to the low financial level of grants, and bearing generally in mind that the current level of funding will not be adequate to meet the increase in demand during 2000-2006 due to the accession of the Central and Eastern European countries; points out, furthermore, that this is in line with the Commissionís aim of making knowledge policies one of the fundamental pillars of the Union, an aim which should be reflected more clearly in the Commissionís overall priorities; 19. Considers that there is a need for a separate Community programme for youth, and that this should not be subsumed within education and training policy, since the goals of youth policy are broader than preparation for working life; considers that other objectives should include offering a varied learning environment outside school, the fostering of independence and creativity, preparation for democratic and social life and the combating of social exclusion and racism; 20. Believes that the concept of lifelong learning, the reality of an ageing population in Europe, and technological and demographic change mean that actions in the area of education and training should not be restricted to young people but should rather seek to encourage individual learning at every age in life and at every level of professional development; Stresses that future programmes should take into account that lifelong learning can be applied to a 21. wide diversity of sectors and disciplines; 22. Underlines the importance of broad international cooperation in the areas of education, training and youth with the partner countries, countries outside Europe, and with relevant international organizations, such as the Council of Europe, Unesco and OECD; 23. Highlights the importance of actions to promote physical mobility for the various target groups and considers that access to exchange programmes should not be restricted to educationally or economically advantaged groups; considers, therefore, that there should be increased opportunities for vocational trainees, apprentices and students to participate in exchange programmes; considers that there should be increased opportunities for cooperation between vocational, general and other educational establishments on EU programmes; 24. Considers that greater attention should be paid to the mobility of teachers, academics and trainers since this can have a significant multiplier effect on the ánon-mobileí population; enabling non- governmental organizations to participate and have an influence as social partners also has a significant and cost-effective multiplier effect; Believes there is an urgent need for improvement concerning academic recognition for periods of 25. study spent abroad, and is therefore supportive of the further development of ECTS; C 167/140 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 26. Points out, however, that initiatives and actions to recognize certificates and qualifications are not the task of education programmes but require joint regulation by the individual Member States, involving the social partners; 27. Considers that it is essential to facilitate communication among all Europeans, in order to maximize the benefits of the Single Market, and that there is therefore a need to encourage the acquisition of a good level of knowledge of the Community languages (especially those in widest use and the languages of neighbouring Member States), whilst recognizing the need to preserve the rich diversity of languages in Europe; 28. Hopes, therefore, that the new generation of initiatives to be submitted by the Commission will include a major campaign to promote the language skills of teachers, educators and trainers, and also the dissemination of appropriate educational software; 29. Stresses the need for a European statute to be promoted for the benefit of students and teachers which would in particular enable them to avoid social security problems and to move freely within all the EU Member States; 30. Strongly supports actions designed to promote understanding and peace between differing countries and cultures, both within the European Union and beyond; believes that exchanges involving countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Islamic world › especially when they belong to the Mediterranean Basin › could be particularly fruitful; 31. Supports the inclusion of a European dimension within the school curriculum and believes that this can be done through many different subjects and not only through language teaching; in this connection wishes to see the Comenius aspect of the Socrates programme strengthened; also believes that ancillary sources such as vocational guidance in schools and universities should include references to opportunities across the Union; points out that teaching programmes must be particularly based on equality, sustainable development and environmental protection as elements of the European social model; Believes that there is an urgent need to include civic education in the curriculum, in particular the 32. role and relevance of the different tiers of government within the European Union; 33. Considers that education and training programmes should take into account the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, help them to develop their educational system, particularly at University level, and enable them to incorporate the acquis communautaire; 34. Welcomes the high profile to be given to using, and encouraging familiarity with, new information and communication technologies within the new programmes, and believes there are great opportunities to be gained from linking up schools and pupils across Europe, which must be encouraged as a supplement to physical mobility; emphasizes, however, that virtual mobility must on no account be encouraged at the expense of promoting personal contacts and exchange schemes, and that the aim of educational and youth programmes is not to acquire technical equipment but to make effective use of virtual mobility and increase its efficiency; 35. Calls on the Commission to play a key role in stimulating the development and dissemination of educational software and multimedia material with European content; takes the view that the involvement of teachers, pupils, parents and others involved in education can help to ensure that such material is good quality, accurate, relevant and user-friendly; 36. Is pleased to note the reference to the necessity of media education at all levels, to help people to make sense of the information they receive through the various media; believes that this is an essential component for an inclusive Information Society; 37. Takes the view that a clear distinction must be made between the education programmesí target groups and those of the Structural Funds, and that no funds from the education sector should therefore be made available for structural measures; 38. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council and Commission. 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/141 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ATTENDANCE REGISTER 13 May 1998 The following signed: díAboville, Adam, Aelvoet, Ahern, Ahlqvist, Ainardi, Alavanos, Aldo, Amadeo, Anastassopoulos, díAncona, Andersson, Andre·-Le·onard, Andrews, Angelilli, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Antony, Anttila, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Arroni, Augias, Avgerinos, Azzolini, Baldarelli, Baldi, Balfe, Banotti, Bardong, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barthet-Mayer, Barton, Barzanti, Bazin, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernard-Reymond, Bernardini, Bertens, Berthu, Bianco, Billingham, van Bladel, Blak, Bloch von Blottnitz, Blokland, Blot, Bo¤ge, Bo¤sch, Bonde, Bontempi, Boogerd-Quaak, Botz, Bowe, Brinkhorst, Brok, Buffetaut, Burenstam Linder, Burtone, Cabezo·n Alonso, Cabrol, Caccavale, Caligaris, Camiso·n Asensio, Campos, Campoy Zueco, Candal, Capucho, Cardona, Carlotti, Carlsson, Carnero Gonza·lez, Carniti, Cars, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagne‘de, Castagnetti, Castricum, Caudron, 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, David, De Coene, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Giovanni, Delcroix, DellíAlba, De Luca, De Melo, Denys, Deprez, Desama, de Vries, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, van Dijk, Dillen, Dimitrakopoulos, Di Prima, Donnay, Donnelly Alan John, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Dupuis, Dybkjær, Ebner, Eisma, Elchlepp, Elles, Elliott, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, 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, Fontaine, Ford, Formentini, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Frischenschlager, Frutos Gama, Funk, Gahrton, Galeote Quecedo, Gallagher, Garc ·a Arias, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garosci, Garot, Garriga Polledo, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, de Gaulle, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Giansily, Gillis, Gil-Robles Gil-Delgado, Girão Pereira, Glante, Glase, Goepel, Goerens, Go¤rlach, Gollnisch, Gomolka, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gonza·lez Triviño, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Graenitz, Graziani, Green, Gro¤ner, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, Guinebertie‘re, Gutie·rrez D ·az, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Ha¤nsch, Hager, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hatzidakis, Haug, Hautala, Hawlicek, Heinisch, Hendrick, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Herzog, Hindley, Hoff, Holm, Hoppenstedt, Hory, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Hyland, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jackson, Janssen van Raay, Jarzembowski, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jensen Lis, Jo¤ns, Jove· Peres, Junker, Kaklamanis, Karamanou, Karoutchi, Katiforis, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kerr, Killilea, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kittelmann, Kjer Hansen, Klaß, Klironomos, Koch, Kofoed, Konrad, Krarup, Krehl, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Kristoffersen, Kronberger, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lalumie‘re, Lambraki, Lambrias, Lang, Lange, Langen, Langenhagen, Lannoye, Larive, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Lataillade, Le Gallou, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Leopardi, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Lienemann, Liese, Lindeperg, Lindholm, Lindqvist, Linkohr, Linser, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lucas Pires, Lu¤ttge, Lukas, Lulling, Macartney, McAvan, McCarthy, McCartin, McGowan, McIntosh, McKenna, McMahon, McMillan-Scott, McNally, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Malerba, Malone, Manisco, Mann Thomas, Manzella, Marin, Marinho, Marinucci, Marra, Marset Campos, Martens, Martin David W. , Martin Philippe-Armand, Martinez, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Medina Ortega, Me·gret, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendiluce Pereiro, Mendonça, Menrad, Metten, Mezzaroma, Miller, Miranda, Miranda de Lage, Mohamed Ali, Mombaur, Monfils, Moniz, Moorhouse, Moreau, Morgan, Morris, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Mu¤ller, Mulder, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Nassauer, Needle, Newens, Newman, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nicholson, Nordmann, Novo, Novo Belenguer, Oddy, Ojala, Olsson, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Orlando, Otila, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pack, Pailler, Palacio Vallelersundi, Panagopoulos, Papakyriazis, Papayannakis, Parigi, Parodi, Pasty, 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, Pradier, Pronk, Provan, Puerta, van Putten, Querbes, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rehder, Ribeiro, Riis-Jłrgensen, Rinsche, Ripa di Meana, Robles Piquer, Rocard, de Rose, Roth, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Roubatis, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Ruffolo, Ryyna¤nen, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Sakellariou, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Samland, Santini, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sarlis, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scapagnini, Scha¤fer, Schaffner, Schiedermeier, Schierhuber, Schlechter, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schnellhardt, Scho¤rling, Schro¤der, Schroedter, Schulz, Schwaiger, Seal, Secchi, Seillier, Seppa¤nen, Sichrovsky, Sierra Gonza·lez, Simpson, Sindal, Siso· Cruellas, Sjo¤stedt, Skinner, Smith, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Sonneveld, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Souchet, Soulier, Spaak, Speciale, Spencer, Spiers, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Stirbois, Stockmann, Striby, Sturdy, Svensson, Swoboda, Tajani, Tamino, Tannert, Tappin, Tatarella, Taubira-Delannon, Telka¤mper, Terro·n i Cus ·, Teverson, Theato, Theonas, Theorin, Thomas, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Titley, Todini, Tomlinson, Tongue, Torres Couto, Torres Marques, Trakatellis, Trizza, Truscott, Ullmann, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Vandemeulebroucke, Vanhecke, Van Lancker, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, Vecchi, van Velzen W. G. , van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Verwaerde, Viceconte, Vinci, Viola, Virgin, Virrankoski, Voggenhuber, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watson, Watts, Weber, Weiler, Wemheuer, C 167/142 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiebenga, Wieland, Wiersma, Wijsenbeek, Willockx, Wilson, von Wogau, Wolf, Wurtz, Wynn, Zimmermann 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/143 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (+) = For (›) = Against (O) = Abstention ANNEX Result of roll-call votes 1. Urgencies › Objections Safety of nuclear plants (+) ARE: Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Ewing, Hory, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Vandemeulebroucke GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam PSE: Falconer, Hindley, McGowan, McMahon, Mendiluce Pereiro, Smith V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Mu¤ller, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Ullmann, Wolf (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Kofoed, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek NI: Dillen, Hager, Sichrovsky, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Filippi, Fontaine, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, 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, Lulling, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Spencer, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Blak, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Bowe, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Crampton, Crawley, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elliott, Evans, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Imbeni, Karamanou, Kindermann, Kinnock, Klironomos, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, Malone, Miranda de Lage, Murphy, Mutin, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Peter, Pollack, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Truscott, Tsatsos, Van Lancker, Vecchi, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Arroni, van Bladel, Cabrol, Danesin, Donnay, Giansily, Karoutchi, Leopardi, Malerba, Mezzaroma, Pasty, Podesta‘, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani C 167/144 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ELDR: Frischenschlager I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, des Places, Seillier (O) PPE: Schierhuber UPE: Caccavale 2. Urgencies › Objections Sale of human organs in China (+) ARE: Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Ewing, Hory, Lalumie‘re, Macartney, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, des Places, Seillier NI: Dillen, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Decourrie‘re, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Filippi, Fontaine, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, 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, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, 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, Spencer, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, von Wogau UPE: Arroni, Azzolini, van Bladel, Caccavale, Danesin, Giansily, Leopardi, Malerba, Mezzaroma, Pasty, Podesta‘, Santini, Tajani V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Ullmann, Wolf (›) ELDR: Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Kofoed, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Carnero Gonza·lez, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas PPE: Bernard-Reymond, Langenhagen, Soulier PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Blak, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Bowe, Carlotti, Castricum, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Crampton, Crawley, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hulthe·n, Imbeni, Karamanou, Kindermann, Kinnock, Klironomos, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, McGowan, McMahon, Malone, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Murphy, Mutin, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, van 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/145 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Roubatis, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Truscott, Tsatsos, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Karoutchi, Schaffner GUE/NGL: Alavanos PSE: Caudron UPE: Cabrol (O) 3. Urgencies › Objections Mordechai Vanunu (+) ARE: Ewing, Vandemeulebroucke GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas PPE: Brok, Castagnetti PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Smith, Theorin V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Hautala, Holm, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Mu¤ller, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Ullmann, Wolf ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Kofoed, Lindqvist, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Vallve·, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek (›) I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Dillen, Hager, Sichrovsky, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Chichester, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Cunha, Decourrie‘re, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Filippi, Fontaine, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, 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, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, 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, Spencer, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Blak, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Bowe, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Crawley, Darras, David, De Coene, Delcroix, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hulthe·n, Imbeni, Karamanou, Kindermann, Kinnock, C 167/146 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Klironomos, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lindeperg, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McCarthy, McGowan, McMahon, Malone, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miranda de Lage, Murphy, Mutin, Needle, Newens, Newman, Paasilinna, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Titley, Tomlinson, Tongue, Truscott, Tsatsos, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Walter, Watts, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Willockx, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Arroni, Azzolini, van Bladel, Cabrol, Danesin, Donnay, Giansily, Guinebertie‘re, Karoutchi, Leopardi, Malerba, Mezzaroma, Pasty, Podesta‘, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani ARE: Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Hory, Lalumie‘re, Macartney I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, des Places, Seillier (O) PSE: Crampton UPE: Caccavale 4. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0182/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Ewing, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ojala, Pettinari I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, 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, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/147 Wednesday 13 May 1998 John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Caccavale, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Gallagher, Garosci, Hyland, Killilea, Malerba, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Podesta‘, Santini, Scapagnini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis, Manisco, Vinci I-EDN: Berthu, Fabre-Aubrespy, Souchet NI: Formentini, Sichrovsky PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Jackson, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Moorhouse, Perry, Spencer PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño ELDR: Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Bonde, Buffetaut, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, des Places, de Rose, Striby NI: Hager, Kronberger PSE: Ahlqvist, Blak, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Newens, Schmid, Sindal, Theorin, Wibe UPE: díAboville, Bazin, Cabrol, Cardona, Chesa, Donnay, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Karoutchi, Lataillade, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Pasty, Poisson, Pompidou, Schaffner 5. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0185/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek C 167/148 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 GUE/NGL: Ojala, Pettinari I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, 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, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland, von Wogau PSE: Adam, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis I-EDN: Buffetaut, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Nicholson NI: Sichrovsky PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Jackson, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Moorhouse, Perry, Spencer, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/149 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ELDR: De Luca, Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Jensen Lis, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Fe·ret, Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Blak, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Katiforis, Manzella, Metten, Newens, Papakyriazis, Sindal, Theorin, Wibe UPE: Kaklamanis, Martin Philippe-Armand 6. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0183/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Carnero Gonza·lez, Ojala, Pettinari NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bontempi, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Darras, David, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, C 167/150 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy NI: Sichrovsky PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf ELDR: De Luca, Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Coates, Elmalan, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Fe·ret, Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser PSE: Ahlqvist, Bo¤sch, Botz, Castricum, Dankert, De Coene, Glante, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Katiforis, Manzella, Metten, Newens, Paasilinna, Papakyriazis, van Putten, Rocard, Sindal, Theorin, Van Lancker, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx UPE: Martin Philippe-Armand 7. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0184/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ojala, Pettinari 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/151 Wednesday 13 May 1998 I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy NI: Sichrovsky PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf C 167/152 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ELDR: De Luca, Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Buffetaut, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Fe·ret, Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser PSE: Ahlqvist, Blak, Ford, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Newens, Sindal, Theorin, Wibe UPE: Karoutchi, Martin Philippe-Armand 8. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0186/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Gonza·lez Triviño, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ojala, Pettinari I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/153 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Viceconte V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy NI: Sichrovsky PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Schmid, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf ELDR: De Luca, Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Buffetaut, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Fe·ret, Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser PSE: Ahlqvist, Blak, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Newens, Sindal, Theorin, Wibe UPE: Karoutchi, Martin Philippe-Armand 9. Randzio-Plath recommendation A4-0187/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Hory, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Herzog, Manisco, Ojala, Vinci I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam C 167/154 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Lukas, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Rojo, Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Skinner, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Ullmann (›) GUE/NGL: Ephremidis I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy NI: Sichrovsky PSE: Falconer, Hindley, Lomas, Smith UPE: van Bladel, Janssen van Raay V: Ahern, van Dijk, Gahrton, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Telka¤mper, Voggenhuber, Wolf 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/155 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ELDR: De Luca, Lindqvist (O) GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Novo, Papayannakis, Puerta, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Buffetaut, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser PSE: Ahlqvist, Blak, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Newens, Sindal, Theorin, Wibe UPE: Kaklamanis, Martin Philippe-Armand 10. Cabrol recommendation A4-0150/98 Amendment 4 (+) ARE: Gonza·lez Triviño ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Cars, de Vries, Fassa, Goerens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Thors, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Antony, Blot, Dillen, Formentini, Gollnisch, Hager, Kronberger, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Linser, Lukas, Martinez, Me·gret, Sichrovsky, Stirbois, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bo¤ge, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Carlsson, Cassidy, Cederschio¤ld, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferri, Filippi, Florenz, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Goepel, Gomolka, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lenz, Lulling, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Mather, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Nassauer, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Posselt, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Sturdy, Theato, Tillich, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Barros Moura, Berger, Bo¤sch, Botz, Elchlepp, Gebhardt, Glante, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Haug, Hawlicek, Hoff, Jo¤ns, Junker, Kindermann, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lambraki, Lange, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Mann Erika, Peter, Piecyk, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Tannert, Walter, Wemheuer, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, van Bladel, Guinebertie‘re, Janssen van Raay, Karoutchi, Killilea, Poisson, Schaffner (›) ARE: Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Ewing, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Saint-Pierre, Weber ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cox, De Luca, Dybkjær, Eisma, Frischenschlager, Kestelijn-Sierens, Nordmann, Ryyna¤nen, Teverson, Virrankoski, Watson GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz C 167/156 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Banotti, Be·be·ar, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Casini Carlo, Castagnetti, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Elles, Ferrer, Fontaine, Fourçans, Gillis, Glase, Graziani, Grosseteête, Hatzidakis, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Liese, Lucas Pires, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mendonça, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Piha, Pimenta, Poggiolini, Porto, Pronk, Provan, Reding, Soulier, Thyssen, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Bere‘s, Bernardini, Billingham, Blak, Bontempi, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cot, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Ghilardotti, Graenitz, Green, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hendrick, Hindley, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Karamanou, Katiforis, Kinnock, Kokkola, Lage, Laignel, Lienemann, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Ruffolo, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, Weiler, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn UPE: Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Gallagher, Girão Pereira, Hyland, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Pompidou, Santini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf ELDR: Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm GUE/NGL: Papayannakis (O) PPE: Bianco, Flemming, Kristoffersen, Lehideux, Mouskouri, Schlu¤ter, Stewart-Clark, Verwaerde PSE: Happart, Manzella, Papakyriazis, Swoboda UPE: Garosci, Kaklamanis V: Cohn-Bendit, Lannoye 11. Collins recommendation A4-0146/98 Amendment 31 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Anttila, Caligaris, Fassa, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Lindqvist, Nordmann, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Nicholson, Pinel, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/157 Wednesday 13 May 1998 NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Antony, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Formentini, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Muscardini, Parigi, Stirbois, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Deprez, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garc ·a-Margallo y Marfil, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Jarzembowski, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rinsche, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin PSE: Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Barros Moura, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Bontempi, Botz, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Caudron, Colajanni, Correia, Cottigny, Darras, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donner, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Go¤rlach, Gro¤ner, Happart, Haug, Hoff, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Jo¤ns, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lu¤ttge, Mann Erika, Marinho, Marinucci, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Mutin, Napoletano, Papakyriazis, Peter, Piecyk, Pons Grau, Randzio-Plath, Rapkay, Rehder, Rocard, Rothe, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Scha¤fer, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Torres Marques, Vecchi, Walter, Wemheuer, White, Wibe, Willockx, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Hautala, Orlando (›) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Frischenschlager, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Wiebenga GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Ojala, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Jensen Lis NI: Farassino PPE: Banotti, Flemming, Habsburg-Lothringen, Pirker, Rack, Ru¤big, Schierhuber, Schleicher PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Blak, Bo¤sch, Bowe, Castricum, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, David, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Ford, Frutos Gama, Glante, Green, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Hardstaff, Harrison, Hendrick, Hindley, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Iversen, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Junker, Kinnock, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Myller, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Pollack, van Putten, Read, Rothley, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Schlechter, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Spiers, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Truscott, Van Lancker, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, Whitehead, Wiersma, Wilson, Wynn V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Holm, Kerr, Lannoye, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Wolf C 167/158 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (O) ELDR: Kofoed NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: von Habsburg, Provan PSE: Graenitz, Hawlicek, Lange, Roth-Behrendt, Weiler V: Bloch von Blottnitz, Lindholm 12. Pollack report A4-0161/98 Amendment 29 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Dupuis, Weber ELDR: Lindqvist, Olsson GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Puerta, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Bonde, Jensen Lis, Pinel NI: Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: Campoy Zueco, DíAndrea, De Melo, Escudero, Hernandez Mollar, Valverde Lo·pez PSE: Graenitz V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: Castagne‘de, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Pettinari I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Nicholson, des Places, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Arias Cañete, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Ebner, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Palacio Vallelersundi, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, 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, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/159 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Verwaerde, Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Avgerinos, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Blak, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rocard, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Janssen van Raay, Kaklamanis, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte GUE/NGL: Elmalan (O) NI: Antony, Blot, Dillen, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Stirbois, Vanhecke PPE: Schierhuber 13. Hautala report A4-0174/98 Legislative resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Pradier, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Lindqvist, Monfils, Mulder, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Marset Campos, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Vinci I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Jensen Lis, Pinel NI: Farassino, Formentini, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: Anastassopoulos, Banotti, Bardong, Berend, Bianco, Brok, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Escudero, Fabra Valle·s, Ferri, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Goepel, Graziani, Grosch, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehne, Lucas Pires, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, C 167/160 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Mann Thomas, Martens, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Pex, Pimenta, Plumb, Poggiolini, Pronk, Provan, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Stewart-Clark, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Wieland PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colajanni, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Kindermann, Kinnock, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Laignel, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: Kaklamanis V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf ELDR: Neyts-Uyttebroeck GUE/NGL: Theonas (›) I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, des Places, de Rose, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Herman, Porto PSE: Avgerinos, Barros Moura, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Cabrol, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte ARE: Sainjon ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Cox, Nordmann (O) GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Elmalan, Manisco, Miranda, Novo, Querbes, Ribeiro, Wurtz I-EDN: Nicholson, Seillier NI: Antony, Blot, Dillen, Fe·ret, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Stirbois, Vanhecke PPE: Añoveros Trias de Bes, Argyros, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Bernard-Reymond, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Burenstam Linder, Camiso·n Asensio, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Chanterie, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, De Melo, Donnelly Brendan Patrick, Elles, Estevan Bolea, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/161 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Gillis, Glase, Gomolka, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Klaß, Koch, Lehideux, Lenz, Liese, Lulling, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mendonça, Menrad, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Pome·s Ruiz, Posselt, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Rinsche, Ru¤big, Schiedermeier, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Sturdy, Theato, Verwaerde, Virgin PSE: Papakyriazis 14. Poggiolini report A4-0119/98 Amendment 52 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Cars, Dybkjær, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Larive, Lindqvist, Nordmann, Olsson, Ryyna¤nen, Thors, Virrankoski GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Farassino, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Muscardini, Parigi, Sichrovsky, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Burenstam Linder, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Florenz, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Friedrich, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, 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, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langen, Langenhagen, Lehideux, Lehne, Lenz, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Moorhouse, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Peijs, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, 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, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Carniti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Collins Kenneth D. , Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Roth-Behrendt, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, C 167/162 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Podesta‘, Santini, Scapagnini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ELDR: Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Eisma, Frischenschlager, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kofoed, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Spaak, Teverson, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, de Rose, Seillier, Striby NI: Antony, Blot, Dillen, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Me·gret, Stirbois, Vanhecke (O) ELDR: Fassa, Kjer Hansen I-EDN: des Places UPE: van Bladel, Collins Gerard, Pasty, Poisson, Pompidou 15. Whitehead report A4-0153/98 Legislative resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, DellíAlba, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Lindqvist, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Nordmann, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Gutie·rrez D ·az, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Wurtz I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Nicholson, Pinel, Seillier, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Antony, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Gollnisch, Hager, Kronberger, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Linser, Lukas, Me·gret, Muscardini, Parigi, Sichrovsky, Stirbois, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Lambrias, Lehideux, 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/163 Wednesday 13 May 1998 Lehne, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Pack, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, 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 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, De Giovanni, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Mendiluce Pereiro, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, van Putten, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Caccavale, Cardona, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Kaklamanis, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Santini, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf PPE: Kristoffersen PPE: Konrad (›) (O) 16. Hulthe·n report A4-0162/98 Paragraph 3 (+) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Lindqvist, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Jensen Lis NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky C 167/164 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langenhagen, Lehideux, Lehne, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McMillan-Scott, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Pack, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Ahlqvist, Andersson, Baro·n Crespo, Berger, Castricum, Correia, Donner, Elchlepp, Hulthe·n, Iversen, Lo¤o¤w, Napoletano, Spiers, Theorin, Tomlinson, Waidelich, Walter, Wibe UPE: Guinebertie‘re V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Nicholson, de Rose, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Antony, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Muscardini, Parigi, Stirbois, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Grosseteête, Hoppenstedt, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Soulier, Verwaerde PSE: Adam, díAncona, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Barros Moura, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hume, Imbeni, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Rapkay, Read, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Thomas, Titley, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte I-EDN: Pinel, Seillier, Striby (O) 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/165 Wednesday 13 May 1998 17. Hulthe·n report A4-0162/98 Paragraph 16 (+) ARE: Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Lindqvist, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Svensson, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Blokland, Bonde, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Jensen Lis, Pinel, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet, Striby NI: Farassino, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langenhagen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Otila, Pack, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland Imaz San Miguel, Ilaskivi, PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Kinnock, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Tannert, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf C 167/166 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 ARE: Barthet-Mayer GUE/NGL: Theonas I-EDN: Nicholson (›) NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Parigi, Tatarella, Trizza PPE: Be·be·ar, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Fontaine, Fourçans, Grosseteête, Lehideux, Soulier, Verwaerde PSE: Karamanou, Katiforis, Kokkola, Lambraki, Roubatis, Tappin UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte GUE/NGL: Elmalan I-EDN: Berthu, Buffetaut (O) NI: Antony, Blot, Dillen, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Stirbois, Vanhecke PSE: Manzella 18. Hulthe·n report A4-0162/98 Paragraph 22 (+) ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Lindqvist, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Ephremidis, Eriksson, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Seppa¤nen, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sjo¤stedt, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Svensson, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Berthu, Blokland, Bonde, Buffetaut, van Dam, Jensen Lis, Nicholson NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bardong, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Campoy Zueco, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Herman, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langenhagen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/167 Wednesday 13 May 1998 PSE: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, De Coene, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Donner, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Graenitz, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lomas, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Ruffolo, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Seal, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Van Lancker, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wibe, Wiersma, Willockx, Wilson, Wynn, Zimmermann V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, Lindholm, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Ewing, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy, de Gaulle, Jean-Pierre, Pinel, Souchet, Striby NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Antony, Blot, Cellai, Dillen, Fe·ret, Gollnisch, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Le Rachinel, Martinez, Me·gret, Muscardini, Parigi, Stirbois, Tatarella, Trizza, Vanhecke PPE: Be·be·ar, Bernard-Reymond, Bourlanges, Decourrie‘re, Fontaine, Grosseteête, Lehideux, Soulier PSE: David UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Di Prima, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani, Viceconte (O) GUE/NGL: Elmalan I-EDN: de Rose, Seillier PPE: Fourçans, Stenzel 19. Perry report A4-0166/98 Amendment 3 (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Castagne‘de, Dupuis, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Leperre-Verrier, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Anttila, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kjer Hansen, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wiebenga, Wijsenbeek C 167/168 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas, Vinci, Wurtz I-EDN: Blokland, van Dam, Striby NI: Blot, Dillen, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Martinez, Stirbois, Vanhecke PPE: Anastassopoulos, Añoveros Trias de Bes, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Be·be·ar, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Brok, Camiso·n Asensio, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Costa Neves, Cunha, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Ferrer, Ferri, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Galeote Quecedo, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosch, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langenhagen, Lehideux, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Pex, Piha, Pirker, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Porto, Posselt, Pronk, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, 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: Adam, Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Balfe, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Bernardini, Billingham, Bo¤sch, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Campos, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, Dankert, Darras, David, De Coene, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Du¤hrkop Du¤hrkop, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Falconer, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garc ·a Arias, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Izquierdo Collado, Izquierdo Rojo, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Kokkola, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lange, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Metten, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothe, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Sauquillo Pe·rez del Arco, Scha¤fer, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Thomas, Titley, Tomlinson, Torres Marques, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Walter, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wiersma, Wynn, Zimmermann UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, Bazin, van Bladel, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Mezzaroma, Parodi, Pasty, Podesta‘, Poisson, Pompidou, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani, Todini, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Orlando, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Soltwedel-Scha¤fer, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf (›) I-EDN: Bonde, Jensen Lis, Nicholson NI: Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Sichrovsky PPE: Cassidy, Corrie, Elles, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, McIntosh, McMillan-Scott, Mather, Perry, Pimenta, Plumb, Provan, Spencer, Stevens, Sturdy, Vaz da Silva PSE: Wibe 1. 6. 98 EN Official Journal of the European Communities C 167/169 Wednesday 13 May 1998 (O) ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Seppa¤nen, Svensson I-EDN: Fabre-Aubrespy, Pinel, Seillier, Souchet NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Fe·ret, Muscardini, Tatarella 20. Perry report A4-0166/98 Resolution (+) ARE: Barthet-Mayer, Dupuis, Gonza·lez Triviño, Lalumie‘re, de Lassus Saint Genie‘s, Macartney, Novo Belenguer, Pradier, Sainjon, Saint-Pierre, Vandemeulebroucke, Weber ELDR: Andre·-Le·onard, Bertens, Boogerd-Quaak, Brinkhorst, Caligaris, Cars, Cox, De Luca, de Vries, Dybkjær, Eisma, Fassa, Frischenschlager, Gaso‘liba i Bo¤hm, Goerens, Kestelijn-Sierens, Kofoed, Larive, Monfils, Mulder, Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Olsson, Plooij-van Gorsel, Riis-Jłrgensen, Ryyna¤nen, Spaak, Teverson, Thors, Virrankoski, Watson, Wijsenbeek GUE/NGL: Ainardi, Alavanos, Carnero Gonza·lez, Coates, Elmalan, Ephremidis, Gonza·lez A· lvarez, Herzog, Manisco, Marset Campos, Miranda, Mohamed Ali, Moreau, Novo, Ojala, Papayannakis, Pettinari, Querbes, Ribeiro, Sierra Gonza·lez, Sornosa Mart ·nez, Theonas, Wurtz NI: Amadeo, Angelilli, Cellai, Fe·ret, Hager, Kronberger, Linser, Lukas, Muscardini, Sichrovsky, Tatarella PPE: Anastassopoulos, Areitio Toledo, Argyros, Banotti, Bennasar Tous, Berend, Bernard-Reymond, Bianco, Bo¤ge, Bourlanges, Camiso·n Asensio, Capucho, Carlsson, Casini Carlo, Cassidy, Castagnetti, Cederschio¤ld, Chanterie, Christodoulou, Colombo Svevo, Cornelissen, Corrie, Costa Neves, Cushnahan, DíAndrea, Decourrie‘re, De Esteban Martin, Deprez, Dimitrakopoulos, Ebner, Elles, Escudero, Estevan Bolea, Fabra Valle·s, Ferber, Ferna·ndez-Albor, Filippi, Flemming, Fontaine, Fourçans, Fraga Este·vez, Funk, Garriga Polledo, Gillis, Glase, Goepel, Gomolka, Graziani, Grosseteête, Gu¤nther, von Habsburg, Habsburg-Lothringen, Hatzidakis, Heinisch, Hernandez Mollar, Hoppenstedt, Ilaskivi, Imaz San Miguel, Jackson, Kellett-Bowman, Keppelhoff-Wiechert, Kittelmann, Klaß, Koch, Konrad, Kristoffersen, Lambrias, Langenhagen, Lehne, Liese, Lucas Pires, Lulling, McCartin, McIntosh, Maij-Weggen, Malangre·, Mann Thomas, Martens, Mather, Matikainen-Kallstro¤m, Mayer, Me·ndez de Vigo, Mendonça, Menrad, Mombaur, Mosiek-Urbahn, Mouskouri, Nassauer, Oomen-Ruijten, Oostlander, Otila, Pack, Perry, Pex, Piha, Pimenta, Pirker, Plumb, Poettering, Poggiolini, Pome·s Ruiz, Posselt, Pronk, Provan, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Rack, Reding, Redondo Jime·nez, Robles Piquer, Rovsing, Ru¤big, Salafranca Sa·nchez-Neyra, Sarlis, Schiedermeier, Schleicher, Schlu¤ter, Schnellhardt, Schro¤der, Schwaiger, Secchi, Siso· Cruellas, Sonneveld, Soulier, Spencer, Stenmarck, Stenzel, Stevens, Stewart-Clark, Sturdy, Theato, Thyssen, Tillich, Tindemans, Trakatellis, Valdivielso de Cue·, Valverde Lo·pez, Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Vaz da Silva, van Velzen W. G. , Viola, Virgin, Wieland PSE: Ahlqvist, díAncona, Andersson, Aparicio Sa·nchez, Apolina·rio, Augias, Baldarelli, Baro·n Crespo, Barros Moura, Barton, Barzanti, Bere‘s, Berger, Billingham, Bontempi, Botz, Bowe, Cabezo·n Alonso, Carlotti, Castricum, Caudron, Colino Salamanca, Colom i Naval, Corbett, Correia, Cottigny, Crampton, Crawley, Cunningham, David, Delcroix, Denys, Desama, D ·ez de Rivera Icaza, Donnelly Alan John, Duhamel, Elchlepp, Elliott, Evans, Fantuzzi, Fayot, Ford, Frutos Gama, Garot, Gebhardt, Ghilardotti, Glante, Go¤rlach, Green, Gro¤ner, Ha¤nsch, Hallam, Happart, Hardstaff, Harrison, Haug, Hawlicek, Hendrick, Hindley, Hoff, Howitt, Hughes, Hulthe·n, Hume, Imbeni, Iversen, Jensen Kirsten M. , Jo¤ns, Junker, Karamanou, Katiforis, Kindermann, Kinnock, Krehl, Kuckelkorn, Kuhn, Kuhne, Lage, Lambraki, Lienemann, Lindeperg, Linkohr, Lo¤o¤w, Lu¤ttge, McGowan, McMahon, McNally, Malone, Mann Erika, Manzella, Marinho, Marinucci, Martin David W. , MCAVAN, Medina Ortega, Miller, Miranda de Lage, Moniz, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Mutin, Myller, Napoletano, Needle, Newens, Newman, Oddy, Paasilinna, Paasio, Papakyriazis, Pe·rez Royo, Peter, Piecyk, Pollack, Pons Grau, Rapkay, Read, Rehder, Rothley, Roubatis, Sakellariou, Samland, Sanz Ferna·ndez, Schlechter, Schmid, Schmidbauer, Schulz, Simpson, Sindal, Skinner, Smith, Speciale, Spiers, Stockmann, Swoboda, Tannert, Tappin, Terro·n i Cus ·, Theorin, Titley, Torres Marques, Truscott, Vecchi, van Velzen Wim, Verde i Aldea, Waddington, Waidelich, Watts, Weiler, Wemheuer, White, Whitehead, Wynn, Zimmermann C 167/170 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 6. 98 Wednesday 13 May 1998 UPE: díAboville, Andrews, Arroni, Azzolini, Baldi, van Bladel, Caccavale, Cardona, Chesa, Collins Gerard, Crowley, Danesin, Donnay, Fitzsimons, Gallagher, Garosci, Giansily, Girão Pereira, Guinebertie‘re, Hyland, Karoutchi, Killilea, Lataillade, Malerba, Marin, Martin Philippe-Armand, Parodi, Podesta‘, Poisson, Santini, Schaffner, Tajani, Viceconte V: Aelvoet, Ahern, Bloch von Blottnitz, Cohn-Bendit, van Dijk, Gahrton, Graefe zu Baringdorf, Hautala, Holm, Kerr, Kreissl-Do¤rfler, Lannoye, McKenna, Mu¤ller, Ripa di Meana, Roth, Scho¤rling, Schroedter, Tamino, Telka¤mper, Ullmann, Voggenhuber, Wolf I-EDN: Blokland, Buffetaut, van Dam, Fabre-Aubrespy, Nicholson, Pinel NI: Blot, Dillen, Lang, Le Gallou, Le Pen, Martinez, Stirbois, Vanhecke (›) (O) ELDR: Lindqvist GUE/NGL: Eriksson, Svensson I-EDN: Berthu, Bonde, Jensen Lis, de Rose, Seillier, Souchet PSE: Adam, Wibe