President. Question (H 765 82)

No one can therefore accuse the British of having warlike inten

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The rest of us will also try and be flexible.

Mr Deniau (DEP). (FR) I have the impression that I am in the same situation as that in which our Dutch colleague, Mr Vredeling, found himself during the 1970s when he put questions on inter German trade to the Commission.

In this connection, I should like to make it clear to Mr Galland that we are not prepared to allow

Before the vote on the draft decision

Mr Thorn (Commission) Mr Barbi Mr Dalsager (Commission) Mr de la Malène Mr Maher Mr von der Vring Mr Curry Mr Barbi Mr de la Malène Mr Prout Mr Pranchère Mr Vitale Mr Gautier Mr Eyraud Mr Marck Mr Goerens Mr Woltjer Mr Vitale Mr Battersby Mr Stella Mr Louwes Mr Gautier

Mr Seitlinger, rapporteur. (FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it is my honour to submit to you on behalf of the Politicai, Affairs Committee a report which considers the question of a uniform electoral procedure.

The Commission's right to decide on the granting of loans is a unilateral decision.

What we are saying here and I am sure this applies to all of us is therefore very pointedly aimed at die Member States.

He expressed the wish that solutions to all these problems should be found simultaneously.

Mr Fich. (DA) Mr President, I should like to say to Mr Hassel that, as I feared, his report has a number of fundamental shortcomings.

Question No 73, by Mr Alavanos Problem of the Greek steel industry

It is obvious that our interests differ to a great extent in this area.

I am happy that President Thorn has presented us with a clear set of priority proposals.

President. Question No 61 by Mr Dalziel (H 665 82)

Mr Nord (L). (NL) Mr President, very briefly.

The point of order I was going to raise concerns Rule 44(7) which says that the procedure for the con duct of Question Time should be governed by guide lines and I read, in No 7 of the Guidelines, that the institution concerned shall ensure that answers are concise and relevant to the subject of the question.

Mr Balfour (ED). Mr President, this House knows well the budgetary principles which have guided our group during our long debates in committee and in the plenary session of this Parliament these last four years.

The surest way to defend the values of freedom and democracy is, in our opinion, to eliminate unemployment, social privation and institutionalized injustice.

Can I have his assurance that in his desire for transparency he will go right into the deepest bowels of these problems ?

National govern ments wish the present situation to continue.

President. No, Mr Nikolaou, I am sorry.

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complaints and documents annexed thereto by the complainant

Complaints, complaints.

Are there any objections to this oral amendment?

Mr van Aerssen (PPE). (DE) Commissioner, I am personally very grateful that you have expressed your concern for this very important subject.

Secondly, did the Council welcome Parliament's proposal to extend the social guarantee to the age of twenty five ?

Some oppositions to this patent have already been filed.

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Transport accounts for 6 of the Com munity's GNP a higher figure than agriculture.

Are there any objections to the inclusion of this oral amendment?

the number of FLEGT licences from Indonesia received by the Union

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if you have decompensated liver disease.

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