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5 Amendments of Marco CAPPATO related to 2007/2124(REG)

Amendment 124 #
Marco CAPPATO
Parliament's Rules of Procedure
Article 68 e (new) (*) (to be introduced in Chapter 6a (new))
Rule 68e (*) Breach by a Member State of fundamental principles 1. Parliament may, on the basis of a specific report of the committee responsible drawn up in accordance with Rules 38a and 45: (a) vote on a reasoned proposal calling on the Council to act pursuant to Article 7(1) of the Treaty on European Union; (b) vote on a proposal calling on the Commission or the Member States to submit a proposal pursuant to Article 7(2) of the Treaty on European Union; (c) vote on a proposal calling on the Council to act pursuant to Article 7(3) or, subsequently, Article 7(4) of the Treaty on European Union. 2. Any request from the Council for assent on a proposal submitted pursuant to Article 7(1) and (2) of the Treaty on European Union, along with the observations submitted by the Member State in question, shall be announced to Parliament and referred to the committee responsible in accordance with Rule 75. Except in urgent and justified circumstances, Parliament shall take its decision on a proposal from the committee responsible. 3. Decisions under paragraphs 1 and 2 shall require a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, representing a majority of Parliament's component Members. 4. Subject to the authorisation of the Conference of Presidents, the committee responsible may submit an accompanying motion for a resolution. That motion for a resolution shall set out Parliament's views on a serious breach by a Member State, on the appropriate sanctions and on varying or revoking those sanctions. 5. The committee responsible shall ensure that Parliament is fully informed and, where necessary, asked for its views on all follow-up measures to its assent as given pursuant to paragraph 3. The Council shall be invited to outline developments as appropriate. On a proposal from the committee responsible, drawn up with the authorisation of the Conference of Presidents, Parliament may adopt recommendations to the Council.
2009/03/12
Committee: AFCO
Amendment 136 #
Marco CAPPATO
Parliament's Rules of Procedure
Article 95 – paragraph 3
3. Decisions under paragraphs 1 and 2 shall require a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, representing athe support of an absolute majority of Parliament's component Members.
2009/03/12
Committee: AFCO
Amendment 145 #
Marco CAPPATO
Parliament's Rules of Procedure
Article 115 – paragraph 4 – interpretation
4. VDiscussion and votes taken pursuant to this Rule may be organised on a collective basis under the responsibilityshall be entered as the first item ofn the President and the Conference of Presidentsagenda of each part-session.
2009/03/12
Committee: AFCO
Amendment 152 #
Marco CAPPATO
Parliament's Rules of Procedure
Article 142 – paragraph 2 – letter c a (new)
(ca) the speaking time of Members reading from written texts shall be reduced by one quarter; this provision shall not apply in cases where legal or legislative texts are being quoted.
2009/03/12
Committee: AFCO
Amendment 180 #
Marco CAPPATO
Parliament's Rules of Procedure
Annex 1 – Article 2 – paragraph 3
The declarations in the register shall be made under the personlegal responsibility of the MemberParliament and must be updated every year.
2009/03/12
Committee: AFCO
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