We congratulate you.

who have taken part in the debate, I should like to congratulate Mr Hahn most warmly on his very valuable report.

Thank you very much indeed.

We congratulate the rapporteur.

You're to be congratulated.

All speakers congratulate the rapporteur.

I congratulate you on it.

Kyoto has ultimately not remained an empty promise.

We would like to congratulate you, of course.

We must congratulate ourselves on this.

I congratulate it on that.

I therefore congratulate the Commis sion.

Mr Paulhan. (FR) Mr President, in 1979, on behalf of the Group of European Progressive Democrats, Mr Ansquer put down a resolution with a request for urgency on supplies of raw materials in the Community.

Mr von der Vring (S). (DE) That was my first request.

We too would like to congratulate you, Mr Gama.

We congratulate him wholeheartedly.

I would also like to congratulate Mr Moscovici.

For this I wish to congratulate the rapporteur.

I would also like to congratulate the rapporteurs.

I should also like to congratulate Mr Cunha.

I would also like to congratulate Mr Cashman.

We can only congratulate them on their efforts.

For this, you must be complimented.

I must also extend these congratulations to Mr McCartin.

I must congratulate you, Mr. Holmes.

I should like to congratulate her on her appointment.

This is, of course, largely because the levies from the coal and steel industry are not bringing in the money.

All the speakers thanked the rapporteur for her opinion.

I believe that we should be pleased about this.

I should like to congratulate the rapporteur once again.

I should also like to congratulate rapporteur, Mr Florenz.

My compliments to Mr Rasmussen in particular.

I would like to congratulate Mr Martin publicly on this achievement.

Mr President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur.

I wish to thank and congratulate the Commission.

They all congratulate the rapporteur for the excellent draft.

Agreement in principle was reached in the Council in 1972.

Hence my perhaps overinterpreted remark about the absence of political appreciation in the Council's technical committees of the importance of the internal market.

That is why, Mr President, the French Cpmmunists and Allied Members will abstain in the vote on this report.

We will not accept such an interference.

We take, however, a very critical view of the sense of this proposal.

I just wish to congratulate the Commissioner on his replies.

Mr President, I also wish to congratulate the rapporteur.

I would like to congratulate them on their work.

I congratulate her most comprehensively for the way she did it.