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Legal Basis EC before Amsterdam E 228-p3-a1
Activites
- 1998/03/13 Final act published in Official Journal
- #2071
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1998/02/27
Council Meeting
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1998/02/27
End of procedure in Parliament
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1998/02/27
Act adopted by Council after consultation of Parliament
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1998/02/20
Debate in Parliament
- Debate in Parliament
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T4-0112/1998
summary
Adopting the report by Mrs Odile Leperre-Verrier (ARE, F), Parliament agreed to participation by Poland in the Community programmes Leonardo, Socrates and Youth for Europe. Should the EU budget be required to fund a financial supplement, Parliament calls on the Commission to inform the budgetary authority in advance. It calls for language preparation and training activities under the programmes to be concerned only with the official languages of the Community and the official languages of the CEECs (future EU Member States). It also calls for a steering committee at the end of the programme to draw up an assessment of the activities undertaken and of their impact on the adaptation of school and university educational systems, training and the integration of young people into working life, their integration in terms of European citizenship and their situation in general. �
- 1998/02/05 Vote in committee, 1st reading/single reading
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1997/12/04
Committee referral announced in Parliament, 1st reading/single reading
- #2046
- 1997/11/20 Council Meeting
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1997/11/20
Legislative proposal published
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11992/1997
summary
OBJECTIVE : opening of the Leonardo, Youth for Europe III and Socrates programmes to Slovakia. SUBSTANCE: the draft Decision of the EC-Slovakia Association Council lays down the terms and conditions for the participation of Poland in Community programmes in the fields of training and education. Inter alia, Slovakia will: - participate in all actions of Leonardo, Youth for Europe and Socrates, on the same footing as the Member States of the Community; - provide for a minimum number of partners from EC Member States for all transnational projects it proposes; - set up or make available national structures and mechanisms required for their participation; - pay a financial contribution to the budget of the Community to cover the subsidies or any other financial support from the programmes to Slovak participants, the financial support to the functioning of the national agencies, supplementary and administrative costs related to the management of the programmes by the Commission. Its contribution is: .ECU 940.000 for the Socrates programme in 1997 (Erasmus will not be opened that year) and ECU 2.140.000 per annum in 1998 and 1999, .ECU 2.140.000 per annum for the Leonardo programme from 1997, .ECU 270.000 in 1997 for part of the Youth for Europe programme, ECU 464.000 in 1998 and ECU 702.000 in 1999 for its participation in the whole of the programme. Slovakia will facilitate the free movement and residence of students, teachers, etc. It will be involved in the monitoring of its participation in the programmes so as to enable it to prepare for the Community decision-making process in the run-up to accession. Slovakia's participation will be for the duration of the programmes (i.e. until 31 December 1999).�
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11992/1997
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- 1997/09/03 Initial legislative proposal published
Documents
- Initial legislative proposal published: COM(1997)0422
- Debate in Council: 2046
- Legislative proposal published: 11992/1997
- Committee report tabled for plenary, 1st reading/single reading: A4-0057/1998
- Debate in Parliament: Debate in Parliament
- Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading: T4-0112/1998
- : Decision 1998/313
- : OJ L 076 13.03.1998, p. 0033
History
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OBJECTIVE : opening of the Leonardo, Youth for Europe III and Socrates programmes to
Slovakia.
SUBSTANCE: the draft Decision of the EC-Slovakia Association Council lays down the terms and
conditions for the participation of Poland in Community programmes in the fields of training and
education. Inter alia, Slovakia will:
- participate in all actions of Leonardo, Youth for Europe and Socrates, on the same footing as the
Member States of the Community;
- provide for a minimum number of partners from EC Member States for all transnational projects
it proposes;
- set up or make available national structures and mechanisms required for their participation;
- pay a financial contribution to the budget of the Community to cover the subsidies or any other
financial support from the programmes to Slovak participants, the financial support to the
functioning of the national agencies, supplementary and administrative costs related to the
management of the programmes by the Commission.
Its contribution is:
.ECU 940.000 for the Socrates programme in 1997 (Erasmus will not be opened that year) and ECU
2.140.000 per annum in 1998 and 1999,
.ECU 2.140.000 per annum for the Leonardo programme from 1997,
.ECU 270.000 in 1997 for part of the Youth for Europe programme, ECU 464.000 in 1998 and ECU
702.000 in 1999 for its participation in the whole of the programme.
Slovakia will facilitate the free movement and residence of students, teachers, etc. It will be
involved
in the monitoring of its participation in the programmes so as to enable it to prepare for the
Community decision-making process in the run-up to accession. Slovakia's participation will be for
the duration of the programmes (i.e. until 31 December 1999).�
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OBJECTIVE: opening of the Leonardo, Youth for Europe III and Socrates programmes to Poland.
SUBSTANCE: the draft Decision of the EC-Poland Association Council lays down the terms and
conditions for the participation of Poland in Community programmes in the fields of training and
education. Inter alia, Poland will:
- participate in all actions of Leonardo, Youth for Europe and Socrates, on the same footing as the
Member States of the Community;
- provide for a minimum number of partners from EC Member States for all transnational projects
it proposes;
- set up or make available national structures and mechanisms required for their participation;
- pay a financial contribution to the budget of the Community to cover the subsidies or any other
financial support from the programmes to Polish participants, the financial support to the
functioning
of the national agencies, and supplementary administrative costs related to the management of the
programmes by the Commission.
Its contribution is:
.ECU 5.176.660 for the Socrates programme in 1997 (Erasmus will not be opened that year) and
ECU 11.764.650 per annum in 1998 and 1999,
.ECU 6.420.000 per annum for the Leonardo programme from 1997,
.ECU 1.000.000 in 1997 for part of the Youth for Europe programme, ECU 1.500.000 in 1998 and
ECU 2.000.000 in 1999 for its participation in the whole of the programme.
Poland will facilitate the free movement and residence of students, teachers, etc. It will be involved
in the monitoring of its participation in the programmes so as to enable it to prepare for the
Community decision-making process in the run-up to accession. Poland's participation will be for
the duration of the programmes (i.e. until 31 December 1999).�
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