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Role | Committee | Rapporteur | Shadows |
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Lead | ECON | HOPPENSTEDT Karsten Friedrich (PPE) | |
Opinion | JURI |
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1995/03/06
Final act published in Official Journal
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1995/02/17
Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading
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T4-0068/1995
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Adopting the report by Mr HOPPENSTEDT, the European Parliament called on the Member States to take steps to ensure that satellite transmission capacities were allocated in a non-discriminatory manner. In its resolution, the European Parliament: - called on the Member States to lobby organisations such as Intelsat, Inmarsat and Eutelsat to ensure that space segment capacities were allocated fairly and to adopt a balanced common approach which allowed orbital resources and frequencies to be managed efficiently; - called on the Commission to take account of both cultural and economic pluralism in order to preserve and strengthen diversity in the radio-broadcasting and personal communications sectors; - stressed that the principle of free access to the satellite sector should apply equally to public corporations and private operators; - felt that there might to cause to set up a central supervisory body in charge of controlling space segment capacity providers in Europe. Parliament deplored the fact that the Commission had failed to table a draft resolution together with its communication and called on it to enclose draft resolutions with pre-legislative communications in the future.�
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T4-0068/1995
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- 1995/02/15 Debate in Parliament
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1994/12/19
Vote in committee, 1st reading/single reading
- A4-0121/1994
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1994/09/26
Committee referral announced in Parliament, 1st reading/single reading
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1994/06/10
Non-legislative basic document published
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COM(1994)0210
summary
In its communication, the Commission states that greater development of and access to the space segment are essential if Europe is to optimise its potential for participating in the development of new satellite communications technologies and maintain its position on the world market. The Commission therefore feels that action should centre on: - guaranteeing direct access to the space segment throughout the European Union, including the special space segment provided by international satellite telecommunications organizations. In order to achieve this objective, the Commission will use every means at its disposal to abolish current restrictions, especially by applying the provisions of the Treaty and competition rules; - joint action by the Member States to reform the international satellite telecommunications organizations, especially EUTELSAT, and adapt these organizations to new regulatory and market requirements; - joint management of the space segment, which qualifies as a common Union resource, especially as regards future applications for orbital positions filed with the International Telecommunications Union and related radio-frequency coordination and allocation procedures; - measures to allow comparable and effective access in third countries in parallel to the liberalization of the Union market; - including satellite-based services in the trans-European network programmes as a matter of priority, especially as regards new technologies.�
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COM(1994)0210
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Documents
- Non-legislative basic document published: COM(1994)0210
- Committee report tabled for plenary, single reading: A4-0121/1994
- Debate in Parliament: Debate in Parliament
- Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading: T4-0068/1995
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