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Do you mean after the oral question on the storms?

We usually reply question by question.

So in the future please try to ask questions. At least give the impression of asking a question.

Joel got a request for a signed copy from the head of the EPA in Washington whose wall it now hangs on.

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In my opinion, this Parliamentary question is inappropriate and imprudent.

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What specific alternative proposal do we then pu forward ?

They now amount to 80 million tonnes and are on their way to the 100 million mark.

President. The next item is the oral question (Doc.

Question No 6 by Mrs Cinciari Rodano Meeting of the Council of Education Minis ters

Mr Donnez, rapporteur. (FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report I have the honour to submit to you is particularly succinct, inasmuch as you have already made two separate decisions on issues identical to the one in question today the decisions of 9 March and 16 June 1982.

But anyone who knows anything about history knows where this policy of protectionism led in the 1930s.

May I say in all sincerity that the situation is absurd.

Many workers have been taking action throughout Europe on the question of the 35 hour week.

Question No 33 by Mr Cecovini European merchant fleet

Questions No 10, by Miss de Valera Report on the handicapped, No 19, by Mr Howell Disabled people in the Community, and No 50, by Mrs Clwyd

The letter identifies the type of question O for an oral question, E for a written question and H for Question Time.

The letter identifies the type of question O for an oral question, E for a written question and H for a question for Question Time.

Extensive preparatory work has been done, culminating in a report referred to here by the Commissioner, written by Mr Bayerl, a colleague from my group, and this resolution with its accompanying recommendations was adopted unanimously, I think, or at least by a large majroity by Parliament on 8 May.

The geographical field of application of. this regulation is limited to Community territory.

We have been confronted with cases o this nature and have submitted reports on them borito the Council and to Parliament.

Mr Marchais (F) Madam President, on behalf of the French Communist Party I must register the strongest protest against the regrettable decision that this House should discuss Community armaments procurement programmes.

President. We now consider the motion for a reso lution (Doc.

I am thinking of consumer protection, environmental problems, housing, handicapped workers and action in favour of young people.

In the second instance, even to avail of the facilities which were referred to in my reply, it is important that they would have the appropriate employment programmes and, of course, public sector programmes as well.

The question also, however, refers to Vietnam and asks that aid be immediately resumed and increased.

We might envisage imposing a ceiling on the Community's responsibility for the disposal of these surplus products.

They are naturally also seeking stable prices via an international sugar agreement at a somewhat higher level than the world markets have been giving over the last few years.

President. The next item is the oral question without debate (Doc.

Since there can be no doubt that there is a price tag, we need to know what that price tag is likely to be.

The question of drugs arose because the doping problem, as it is known in sport, was discussed by the Council of Public Health Ministers, but doping and drugs are also quite generally on the agenda, for example when we talk about the excessive use of medi caments, to which Mr Ghergo has just referred.

Mr Luster. (D) Mr President, I would point out, first of all, that what we are concerned with is a previous question, not a procedural motion under Rule 32.

President. The next item is the oral question with debate (Doc.

Accusations against France had been levelled by Mr Linkohr and Müller Hermann.

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In addition, we can increase our grip on the principle of complementarity, according to which Community aid may be granted only in con junction with national aid.

To come back to Stabex and this will be my third and final point the situation we have at present serves to underline its limitations.

We take the view that such an agreement should be supplemented by bilateral agreements with the countries in the region which have or are developing democratic structures in which case we could help by supplying economic aid or which are particularly underdeveloped and do not belong to the ACP group of countries.

Mr Davignon, Vice President of the Commission. (FR) Mr President, as I explained in the debate yes terday, we have here a resolution which, for the moment, is tied to budgetary proposals drawn up within the framework of the 1983 budget.

President. The next item is the oral question, with debate, by Mr Collins, on behalf of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Pro tection, to the Council (Doc. 1 1278 82)

At this stage, therefore, we are favourably disposed towards the proposals that have been laid before us we feel that other solutions may be possible, which would perhaps even be more readily acceptable to some people, and to a significant number of Member States in particular.