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s-201 We support Mr Martin's report and we say one thing: quality not quantity!
s-202 Contrary to the Commission proposals, we must preserve the current procedure known as the Article 43 procedure.
s-203 That is the information I have on this type of activity.
s-204 You have the floor, Mr Van Miert.
s-205 Mr President, there has been considerable progress made with regard to the internal market for medicinal products.
s-206 It will be borne by the consumers and will constitute an additional element of the price of electricity used.
s-207 I should just like to confirm that the Commissioner and the French Minister for Europe are both agreed on that point.
s-208 I was obviously anxious to hear the speech in full,
s-209 In any case, I congratulate Mrs Thors on her French; I certainly can not speak in Swedish or Finnish.
s-210 Once again, it is a question of habit.
s-211 This also applies to charges on cross-border transfers.
s-212 We have done so: on 5 February we published an extremely detailed press release dealing with the questions you have raised.
s-213 I will bear in mind however, as these debates are of especial interest to me, that Spain has been particularly affected.
s-214 Question No-46 by Christine Oddy (H-0002/99)
s-215 I am pleased to confirm that the Commission has received the report to which the honourable Member refers.
s-216 Mr Hatzidakis now has the floor for one minute, and his will be the last question to Mr van den Broek today.
s-217 As regards the negotiations, you know the Commission's position.
s-218 Question No-59 by Alex Smith (H-0045/99)
s-219 I must confess I am totally surprised that the Commission was not aware of this report, given its sensitivity at this particular time.
s-220 So I do not have a supplementary question, I just want to register my protest.
s-221 My question is related to Mr Smith's question.
s-222 It has always failed to deal with the real issue, namely the closing-down of Sellafield.
s-223 I have sat here patiently and I find it quite extraordinary that you are not calling me.
s-224 Instead of that, you called Mr Fitzsimons as a supplementary to Mr Smith.
s-225 I have the impression that the honourable Member believes the public invitation to tender in connection with the tunnel has already started.
s-226 The sitting was suspended at 7.15 p.m and resumed at 9 p.m.
s-227 Common organisation of the market in wine (continuation)
s-228 I also think that the Commission's proposals are better able to provide this guarantee of dynamic equilibrium.
s-229 This also means that in several areas the report does not follow the liberal proposals made by the Commission.
s-230 Everyone can see that the draft CAP reforms tend to become embedded in the rut defined by the Commission's too liberal tendencies.
s-231 The Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development is very attentive to the demands of the experts and of society.
s-232 This is why we will be approving the report which has been presented to us.
s-233 I hope that the debate on wine-growing will benefit the wine producer, the product and the consumer alike.
s-234 More must be done to promote the product on the international markets.
s-235 We are always talking about quality; well, I believe that quality also means giving priority to products wholly derived from the vine.
s-236 Unfortunately, with respect, it shows an enormous ignorance of what actually happens to wine in those countries that it is shipped to.
s-237 Ladies and gentlemen from both North and South, we must vote in favour of this report.
s-238 Commissioner Brittan should know this.
s-239 The appropriate forum for the settlement of this dispute is the World Trade Organisation.
s-240 I therefore urge the German presidency to take whatever initiative is necessary in the Bonn EU/US summit in June.
s-241 It is as if someone were to steal my wallet and I were then expected to sit down and negotiate with him.
s-242 So, let us take the gloves off.
s-243 We shall not only condemn them.
s-244 It affects people and it reaches them at different times and on different issues.
s-245 I can now give the floor to one speaker in favour and one against.
s-246 A pirate electronic version is available but not in French.
s-247 In addition to the Structural Funds and the common agricultural policy, the financing of the Community needs to undergo radical reform.
s-248 President Santer rightly pointed out that financial reform is one of the main pillars of Agenda 2000.
s-249 You can see that just by looking at the current discussions in the Council.
s-250 Work that one out if you can!
s-251 At the same time that one truly European own resource is waning rapidly in its importance.
s-252 Yet, the good old traditional own resources are the cause of major headaches for control and concern about fraud.
s-253 We have a system of own resources that is extremely complex and lacking in transparency.
s-254 It makes life very difficult for Members, Commissioners and the press.
s-255 At any rate, there is still quite a lot of circumvention and evasion in this area by the Member States.
s-256 Mr President, I should also like to compliment Mrs Haug on her report.
s-257 These are very fundamental points for the future.
s-258 It is a question of appropriateness and of review.
s-259 What policies and at what level?
s-260 Only one thing can protect us from this unfortunate fate and that is the rule of unanimity.
s-261 I should like to welcome Mrs Cresson and ask her to reply to Mr Valverde's question.
s-262 Thank you very much.
s-263 The premises you visited do not belong to the European Commission and the staff you met are not employed by the European Commission.
s-264 I am unaware of the reasons behind this situation you describe though I can make an educated guess at them.
s-265 Could you please explain it more clearly?
s-266 What I have been hearing about the representative in Nicaragua is indicative that the project had not been properly closed down.
s-267 I would like to make that crystal-clear.
s-268 I am referring to the Rio Coco project.
s-269 Mr Martin, please reply without engaging in a dialogue, as the Rules do not provide for one.
s-270 Originally, a proposal was promised for the beginning of last year.
s-271 I am grateful to the honourable Member for his question.
s-272 I just hope that I will be invited to the opening ceremony because we worked damned hard to get it.
s-273 Thank you, Mr Kinnock.
s-274 Question No-44 by Bernie Malone (H-0209/99)
s-275 European exports rose during that period but the situation has now been rectified.
s-276 The only product of any significance is canned tomatoes, but even they account for no more than 7 -% of the market.
s-277 For my part, I feel that the negotiations were balanced and that they open the way for achieving a sustainable market.
s-278 You know yourself that the agreement with South Africa was held up because of the fisheries question, too.
s-279 You have to take more into account the whole question of, not just giving aid, but fair trade.
s-280 The overall amount was 6500 tonnes of canned tomatoes.
s-281 We shall be discussing the new trends in consumption and trafficking and the prospects for the future.
s-282 Many lives are wasted every year because of the depredations of the people-smugglers.
s-283 We know for certain that those who try to reach the coast of Europe by sea from Morocco often meet a grim fate.
s-284 In 1996, the EDU's mandate was extended to include the smuggling of human beings.
s-285 We know that there are boats plying between Morocco and Spain and Gibraltar, and that the different authorities concerned are cooperating fully.
s-286 What do you think are the target routes here?
s-287 Question No-49 will therefore receive a written answer.
s-288 We are closely monitoring the matter and should know whether the regime has been modified within the next few weeks.
s-289 Secondly, the origin rules applicable to imports to third countries from the Community are still based on individual Member States.
s-290 Detailed statistics on EU trade with Cuba are not available.
s-291 I understand from sources in the Scottish industry that there is a major company involved in Norway at the moment.
s-292 As I have said, 84 exporters have had the undertakings replaced by duties instead.
s-293 This has led to the adoption of a common position on Burma and the withdrawal of GSP benefits.
s-294 In this case we are talking about the market for processed meat products.
s-295 I had therefore been hoping for a common sense reply, Commissioner, not a technical one.
s-296 The directive is more modest.
s-297 How could millions of customers be reimbursed if the charge had already been included in their electricity bills?
s-298 Questions Nos 60 to 111 will therefore receive written answers.
s-299 That concludes Question Time.
s-300 For electoral reasons and in order to appeal to the masses, the subject has been brought up again.

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