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2010/2073(INI) Interinstitutional Agreement on cooperation in budgetary matters

Role	Committee	Rapporteur
Opinion	AFET	MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA María (S&D)
Lead	BUDG	BÖGE Reimer (EPP)
Opinion	CONT	DE MAGISTRIS Luigi (ALDE)

Lead committee dossier: BUDG/7/02927
Legal Basis RoP 048

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2011/12/31 Deadline Amendments
2011/06/27 Prev Adopt in Cte
2010/05/20 Committee referral announced in Parliament, 1st reading/single reading
2010/05/12 EP officialisation

Documents

Amendments	Dossier
15	2010/2073(INI) 2010/10/21 AFET 15 amendments... Amendment 10 # Sabine LÖSING Draft opinion Paragraph 1 1. Regrets t~~o note that, bey~~hat the priorities and funding under the CFSP budget are not being focused on peaceful civil foreign policy but, ond the ~~necessary technical adaptations, Point D of the revised IIA fails to reach~~contrary, investment is being channelled towards paramilitary police and military training and intervention missions and support in the form of equipment and training assistance its ~~stated goal of reinforcing the financing of the CFSP~~being extended to regimes and armed forces which send child soldiers to fight in armed conflicts, as well as systematically violating human rights and perpetrating sexualised violence; Amendment 11 # Anneli JÄÄTTEENMÄKI Draft opinion Paragraph 3 3. Calls on the Council and the Commission, with the VP/HR, to implement their treaty commitments in accordance with Article 36 TEU; welcomes the undertaking by the VP/HR to identify CSDP missions in the budget; is determined to provide political guidance for decisions leading to the termination of CSDP missions and the revision of their mandate; reiterates its position that, in order to enhance the democratic legitimacy of the CFSP, Parliament’s competent bodies should be consulted prior to the launch of CSDP missions and be able to properly monitor in particular the financing of civilian missions deployed under the CSDP; underlines the need to cooperate with the national parliaments; Amendment 12 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft opinion Paragraph 3 a (new) 3a. Urges the VP/HR to ensure both an appropriate structure and adequate staffing levels with regard to programming and policy planning for Regulation (EC) No 1717/2006 (Instrument for Stability) within the future External Action Service; reminds the VP/HR that Regulation (EC) No 1717/2006 is a Community instrument and that the competent Commission services should be transferred en bloc to the EEAS in order to ensure continuity of EU programming and policy planning in the field of peacebuilding and to ensure coherence with the EU’s development policy; recalls that under no circumstances is formal or informal control by CSDP structures of Stability Instrument Article 3 and 4 measures acceptable and in line with the Treaties; Amendment 13 # María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 1 18. As regards CFSP expenditure which is charged to the general budget of the European Union in accordance with Article 41 of the Treaty on European Union, the institutions will endeavour, in the cConciliation cCommittee, and on the basis of the draft budget established by the Commission, to secure agreement each year on the amount of the administrative and operating expenditure to be charged to the budget of the European Union and on the distribution of this amount between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point. In the absence of agreement, it is understood that the European Parliament and the Council will enter in the budget the amount contained in the previous budget or the amount proposed in the draft budget, whichever is the lower. Amendment 14 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 1 18. As regards CFSP expenditure which is charged to the general budget of the European Union in accordance with Article 41 of the Treaty on European Union, the institutions will endeavour, in the cConciliation cCommittee, and on the basis of the draft budget established by the Commission, to secure agreement each year on the amount of the operating expenditure to be charged to the budget of the European Union and on the distribution of this amount between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point. In the absence of agreement, it is understood that the European Parliament and the Council will enter in the budget the amount contained in the previous budget or the amount proposed in the draft budget, whichever is the lower. Amendment 15 # María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 2 The total amount of administrative and operating CFSP expenditure will be distributed between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter ~~as suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point~~. Each article will cover instruments already adopted, ~~instruments which are foreseen but~~expenditure of the major missions in specific items, instruments which are provided for and require consultation with the European Parliament but have not yet been adopted and all future ~~– that is unforeseen – instruments~~instruments – that is, not provided for – to be adopted by the Council during the financial year concerned. Amendment 16 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 4 ~~Within t~~The CFSP budget chapter, the articles into which the CFSP actions are to be entered could read along the following lines: – crisis management operations, conflict prevention, resolution and stabilisation, monitoring and implementation of peace and security proces will comprise, inter alia, a separate item within the appropriate article for the operating expenditure of each CFSP mission. It will also comprise an article for emergency measures to finance CFSP missions that are decided in the course of the financial years. The budget of the European External Action Service will comprises, ~~– non-proliferation and disarmament, – emergency measures, – preparatory and follow-up measures, –~~inter alia, a separate item within the appropriate article for the operating expenditure of each European Union Special Representatives. Amendment 17 # María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 4 Within the CFSP budget chapter, the articles into which the CFSP actions are to be entered could read along the following lines: –(a) crisis management operations, conflict prevention, resolution and stabilisation, monitoring and implementation of peace and security processes, –including: – EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia, – EULEX Kosovo, – EUPOL Afghanistan, – other CSDP missions or operations and crisis management measures, (b) non-proliferation and disarmament, –(c) emergency measures, –(d) preparatory and follow-up measures, –(e) European Union Special Representatives. This is without prejudice to the creation of new budget items in the event that financially and politically important CSDP missions or operations are launched. Amendment 18 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 4 a (new) In the event of a new CFSP mission being decided in the course of a financial year, appropriations relating to this mission will be entered under the article for emergency measures within the CSFP budget chapter. A specific item under the relevant article of the CFSP chapter will be provided for in the following amending budget or draft budget to cover the operational expenditure of the mission concerned. Amendment 19 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 18 – paragraph 5 ~~The amount for measures entered under the article mentioned in the third indent may not exceed 20 % of the overall amount of the CFSP budget chapter.~~deleted Amendment 20 # María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 19 – paragraph 1 19. Each year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will consult the European Parliament on a forward-looking document, which will be transmitted by June 15 for the year in question, setting out the main aspects and basic choices of the CFSP, including the financial implications for the general budget of the European Union ~~and an evaluation of the measures launched in the year n-1~~, their complementarity with EP resolutions and an evaluation of the coordination of the CFSP with other external policies of the European Union and an assessment of the further perspectives of the CFSP. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will also address in this document the actions conducted under the CFSP, including those relating to the common security and defence policy, whose expenditure is not charged to the Union budget, and the implementation and the management of the start-up fund provided for in Article 41 TEU. Furthermore, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will keep the European Parliament ~~informed by holding~~regularly informed and take its views duly into consideration including by means of joint consultation meetings to be held at least five times a year, in the framework of the regular political dialogue on the CFSP, to be agreed at the latest in the Conciliation ~~committee~~Committee. Either party in the joint consultation meetings should be able to call for additional meetings should the need arise. The joint consultation meetings will also aim at assessing the lessons learnt from CSDP missions, their successes and shortfalls, and help develop a strategic approach to future needs, including financial ones. In order to ensure the effective preparation of joint consultation meetings, the European Parliament will receive all relevant information, including the agendas, in advance of all PSC meetings, as well as written summaries of the main items discussed. Participation in these meetings shall be as follows: – European Parliament: the enlarged bureaux of the ~~two Committees concerned~~Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Budgets, and relevant rapporteurs – Council: Tthe permanent Chair~~man~~ of the Political and Security Committee on behalf of the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, senior officials of the European External Action Service and Heads of CSDP Mission and Operation, whenever relevant. The Commission will be invited to participate at these meetings. Amendment 21 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 19 – paragraph 1 19.(1) Each year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will consult the European Parliament on a forward-looking document, which will be transmitted by June 15 for the year in question~~, setting~~. This document will set out the main aspects and basic choices of the CFSP, including their consistency with European Parliament resolutions and the financial implications for the general budget of the European Union ~~and~~, an evaluation of the measures launched in the year n-1~~. Furthermore, t~~, an evaluation of the coordination of the CFSP with other external policies of the European Union and an assessment of the further perspectives of the CFSP. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will also address in this document the actions conducted under the CFSP, including those relating to the common security and defence policy, whose expenditure is not charged to the Union budget, and the implementation and the management of the start-up fund provided for in Article 41 TEU. (1a) The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will keep the European Parliament ~~informed by holding~~regularly informed and take its views duly into consideration including by means of joint consultation meetings to be held at least five times a year, in the framework of the regular political dialogue on the CFSP, to be agreed at the latest in the Conciliation ~~committee~~Committee. Either party in the joint consultation meetings should be able to call for additional meetings should the need arise. The joint consultation meetings will, inter alia, address CFSP missions, both those being implemented and those under preparation, assess the lessons learnt from CFSP missions, their successes and shortfalls, and help develop a strategic approach to future needs, including financial ones. In order to ensure the effective preparation of joint consultation meetings, the European Parliament will receive all relevant information, including the agendas, in advance of all PSC meetings, as well as written summaries of the main items discussed. Participation in these meetings shall be as follows: – European Parliament: the enlarged bureaux of the ~~two Committees concerned~~Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Budgets, and relevant rapporteurs; – Council: Tthe permanent Chair~~man~~ of the Political and Security Committee on behalf of the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, senior officials of the European External Action Service and Heads of CSDP Mission and Operation, whenever relevant. The Commission will be invited to participate at these meetings. Amendment 22 # Anneli JÄÄTTEENMÄKI Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 19 – paragraph 1 19. Each year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will consult the European Parliament on a forward-looking document, which will be transmitted by June 15 for the year in question, setting out the main aspects and basic choices of the CFSP, including the financial implications for the general budget of the European Union and an evaluation of the measures launched in the year n-1. Furthermore, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will keep the European Parliament informed by holding joint consultation meetings at least five times a year, in the framework of the regular political dialogue on the CFSP, to be agreed at the latest in the Conciliation cCommittee. Participation in these meetings shall be as follows: – European Parliament: the bureaux of the two Committees concerned, relevant rapporteurs and a member from each political group not already represented by the aforementioned positions; – Council: Tthe Chairman of the Political and Security Committee accompanied by relevant officials when needed. The Commission will be invited to participate at these meetings. Amendment 23 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 19 – paragraph 3 Once a quarter the Commission will inform the budgetary authority about the implementation of CFSP actions ~~and the financial forecasts for the remaining period of the year~~, the financial forecasts for the following six months and the political reasons justifying the implementation and forecasts. The Commission will also forward to the budgetary authority, on a monthly basis, a summary of the implementation of commitment appropriations under the CFSP budget chapter. Moreover, the Commission will forward to the budgetary authority the results of internal and external audits carried out in relation to CFSP actions and decisions. Amendment 24 # Franziska Katharina BRANTNER Draft Interinstitutional Agreement Point 19 a (new) 19a. Once a year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, also in his or her capacity as Vice-President of the Commission, will consult the European Parliament and the Council on a forward-looking document outlining the Union’s peacebuilding strategy. The document will set out the Union’s peacebuilding activities in the fields of CFSP and other Union policies. It will in particular detail the policy goals pursued and diplomatic and financial means employed by the Union. This will include detailed information about the staff and the administrative and operational expenditure earmarked for peacebuilding in the financial years n, n-1 and n+1. source: PE-448.976

Amendments

Dossier

2010/2073(INI)

2010/10/21 AFET 15 amendments...

Amendment 10 #

Sabine LÖSING

Draft opinion
Paragraph 1

1. Regrets t~~o note that, bey~~hat the priorities and funding under the CFSP budget are not being focused on peaceful civil foreign policy but, ond the ~~necessary technical adaptations, Point D of the revised IIA fails to reach~~contrary, investment is being channelled towards paramilitary police and military training and intervention missions and support in the form of equipment and training assistance its ~~stated goal of reinforcing the financing of the CFSP~~being extended to regimes and armed forces which send child soldiers to fight in armed conflicts, as well as systematically violating human rights and perpetrating sexualised violence;

Amendment 11 #

Anneli JÄÄTTEENMÄKI

Draft opinion
Paragraph 3

3. Calls on the Council and the Commission, with the VP/HR, to implement their treaty commitments in accordance with Article 36 TEU; welcomes the undertaking by the VP/HR to identify CSDP missions in the budget; is determined to provide political guidance for decisions leading to the termination of CSDP missions and the revision of their mandate; reiterates its position that, in order to enhance the democratic legitimacy of the CFSP, Parliament’s competent bodies should be consulted prior to the launch of CSDP missions and be able to properly monitor in particular the financing of civilian missions deployed under the CSDP; underlines the need to cooperate with the national parliaments;

Amendment 12 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft opinion
Paragraph 3 a (new)

3a. Urges the VP/HR to ensure both an appropriate structure and adequate staffing levels with regard to programming and policy planning for Regulation (EC) No 1717/2006 (Instrument for Stability) within the future External Action Service; reminds the VP/HR that Regulation (EC) No 1717/2006 is a Community instrument and that the competent Commission services should be transferred en bloc to the EEAS in order to ensure continuity of EU programming and policy planning in the field of peacebuilding and to ensure coherence with the EU’s development policy; recalls that under no circumstances is formal or informal control by CSDP structures of Stability Instrument Article 3 and 4 measures acceptable and in line with the Treaties;

Amendment 13 #

María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 1

18. As regards CFSP expenditure which is charged to the general budget of the European Union in accordance with Article 41 of the Treaty on European Union, the institutions will endeavour, in the cConciliation cCommittee, and on the basis of the draft budget established by the Commission, to secure agreement each year on the amount of the administrative and operating expenditure to be charged to the budget of the European Union and on the distribution of this amount between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point. In the absence of agreement, it is understood that the European Parliament and the Council will enter in the budget the amount contained in the previous budget or the amount proposed in the draft budget, whichever is the lower.

Amendment 14 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 1

18. As regards CFSP expenditure which is charged to the general budget of the European Union in accordance with Article 41 of the Treaty on European Union, the institutions will endeavour, in the cConciliation cCommittee, and on the basis of the draft budget established by the Commission, to secure agreement each year on the amount of the operating expenditure to be charged to the budget of the European Union and on the distribution of this amount between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point. In the absence of agreement, it is understood that the European Parliament and the Council will enter in the budget the amount contained in the previous budget or the amount proposed in the draft budget, whichever is the lower.

Amendment 15 #

María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 2

The total amount of administrative and operating CFSP expenditure will be distributed between the articles of the CFSP budget chapter ~~as suggested in the fourth paragraph of this Point~~. Each article will cover instruments already adopted, ~~instruments which are foreseen but~~expenditure of the major missions in specific items, instruments which are provided for and require consultation with the European Parliament but have not yet been adopted and all future ~~– that is unforeseen – instruments~~instruments – that is, not provided for – to be adopted by the Council during the financial year concerned.

Amendment 16 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 4

~~Within t~~The CFSP budget chapter, the articles into which the CFSP actions are to be entered could read along the following lines: – crisis management operations, conflict prevention, resolution and stabilisation, monitoring and implementation of peace and security proces will comprise, inter alia, a separate item within the appropriate article for the operating expenditure of each CFSP mission. It will also comprise an article for emergency measures to finance CFSP missions that are decided in the course of the financial years. The budget of the European External Action Service will comprises, ~~– non-proliferation and disarmament, – emergency measures, – preparatory and follow-up measures, –~~inter alia, a separate item within the appropriate article for the operating expenditure of each European Union Special Representatives.

Amendment 17 #

María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 4

Within the CFSP budget chapter, the articles into which the CFSP actions are to be entered could read along the following lines: –(a) crisis management operations, conflict prevention, resolution and stabilisation, monitoring and implementation of peace and security processes, –including: – EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia, – EULEX Kosovo, – EUPOL Afghanistan, – other CSDP missions or operations and crisis management measures, (b) non-proliferation and disarmament, –(c) emergency measures, –(d) preparatory and follow-up measures, –(e) European Union Special Representatives. This is without prejudice to the creation of new budget items in the event that financially and politically important CSDP missions or operations are launched.

Amendment 18 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 4 a (new)

In the event of a new CFSP mission being decided in the course of a financial year, appropriations relating to this mission will be entered under the article for emergency measures within the CSFP budget chapter. A specific item under the relevant article of the CFSP chapter will be provided for in the following amending budget or draft budget to cover the operational expenditure of the mission concerned.

Amendment 19 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 18 – paragraph 5

~~The amount for measures entered under the article mentioned in the third indent may not exceed 20 % of the overall amount of the CFSP budget chapter.~~deleted

Amendment 20 #

María MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA, Roberto GUALTIERI

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 19 – paragraph 1

19. Each year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will consult the European Parliament on a forward-looking document, which will be transmitted by June 15 for the year in question, setting out the main aspects and basic choices of the CFSP, including the financial implications for the general budget of the European Union ~~and an evaluation of the measures launched in the year n-1~~, their complementarity with EP resolutions and an evaluation of the coordination of the CFSP with other external policies of the European Union and an assessment of the further perspectives of the CFSP. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will also address in this document the actions conducted under the CFSP, including those relating to the common security and defence policy, whose expenditure is not charged to the Union budget, and the implementation and the management of the start-up fund provided for in Article 41 TEU. Furthermore, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will keep the European Parliament ~~informed by holding~~regularly informed and take its views duly into consideration including by means of joint consultation meetings to be held at least five times a year, in the framework of the regular political dialogue on the CFSP, to be agreed at the latest in the Conciliation ~~committee~~Committee. Either party in the joint consultation meetings should be able to call for additional meetings should the need arise. The joint consultation meetings will also aim at assessing the lessons learnt from CSDP missions, their successes and shortfalls, and help develop a strategic approach to future needs, including financial ones. In order to ensure the effective preparation of joint consultation meetings, the European Parliament will receive all relevant information, including the agendas, in advance of all PSC meetings, as well as written summaries of the main items discussed. Participation in these meetings shall be as follows: – European Parliament: the enlarged bureaux of the ~~two Committees concerned~~Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Budgets, and relevant rapporteurs – Council: Tthe permanent Chair~~man~~ of the Political and Security Committee on behalf of the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, senior officials of the European External Action Service and Heads of CSDP Mission and Operation, whenever relevant. The Commission will be invited to participate at these meetings.

Amendment 21 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 19 – paragraph 1

19.(1) Each year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will consult the European Parliament on a forward-looking document, which will be transmitted by June 15 for the year in question~~, setting~~. This document will set out the main aspects and basic choices of the CFSP, including their consistency with European Parliament resolutions and the financial implications for the general budget of the European Union ~~and~~, an evaluation of the measures launched in the year n-1~~. Furthermore, t~~, an evaluation of the coordination of the CFSP with other external policies of the European Union and an assessment of the further perspectives of the CFSP. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will also address in this document the actions conducted under the CFSP, including those relating to the common security and defence policy, whose expenditure is not charged to the Union budget, and the implementation and the management of the start-up fund provided for in Article 41 TEU. (1a) The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will keep the European Parliament ~~informed by holding~~regularly informed and take its views duly into consideration including by means of joint consultation meetings to be held at least five times a year, in the framework of the regular political dialogue on the CFSP, to be agreed at the latest in the Conciliation ~~committee~~Committee. Either party in the joint consultation meetings should be able to call for additional meetings should the need arise. The joint consultation meetings will, inter alia, address CFSP missions, both those being implemented and those under preparation, assess the lessons learnt from CFSP missions, their successes and shortfalls, and help develop a strategic approach to future needs, including financial ones. In order to ensure the effective preparation of joint consultation meetings, the European Parliament will receive all relevant information, including the agendas, in advance of all PSC meetings, as well as written summaries of the main items discussed. Participation in these meetings shall be as follows: – European Parliament: the enlarged bureaux of the ~~two Committees concerned~~Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Budgets, and relevant rapporteurs; – Council: Tthe permanent Chair~~man~~ of the Political and Security Committee on behalf of the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, senior officials of the European External Action Service and Heads of CSDP Mission and Operation, whenever relevant. The Commission will be invited to participate at these meetings.

Amendment 22 #

Anneli JÄÄTTEENMÄKI

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 19 – paragraph 1

Amendment 23 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 19 – paragraph 3

Once a quarter the Commission will inform the budgetary authority about the implementation of CFSP actions ~~and the financial forecasts for the remaining period of the year~~, the financial forecasts for the following six months and the political reasons justifying the implementation and forecasts. The Commission will also forward to the budgetary authority, on a monthly basis, a summary of the implementation of commitment appropriations under the CFSP budget chapter. Moreover, the Commission will forward to the budgetary authority the results of internal and external audits carried out in relation to CFSP actions and decisions.

Amendment 24 #

Franziska Katharina BRANTNER

Draft Interinstitutional Agreement
Point 19 a (new)

19a. Once a year, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, also in his or her capacity as Vice-President of the Commission, will consult the European Parliament and the Council on a forward-looking document outlining the Union’s peacebuilding strategy. The document will set out the Union’s peacebuilding activities in the fields of CFSP and other Union policies. It will in particular detail the policy goals pursued and diplomatic and financial means employed by the Union. This will include detailed information about the staff and the administrative and operational expenditure earmarked for peacebuilding in the financial years n, n-1 and n+1.

source: PE-448.976

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2012-02-10Show (5) Changes | Timetravel

activities/1	date 2010-05-20T00:00:00 body EP type Committee referral announced in Parliament, 1st reading/single reading committees body: EP responsible: False committee: AFET date: 2010-05-19T00:00:00 committee_full: Foreign Affairs rapporteur: group: S&D name: MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA María body: EP responsible: True committee: BUDG date: 2010-05-19T00:00:00 committee_full: Budgets rapporteur: group: EPP name: BÖGE Reimer body: EP responsible: False committee: CONT date: 2010-04-27T00:00:00 committee_full: Budgetary Control rapporteur: group: ALDE name: DE MAGISTRIS Luigi
activities/1	date 2010-05-20T00:00:00 body EP type Committee referral announced in Parliament, 1st reading/single reading committees body: EP responsible: False committee: AFET date: 2010-05-19T00:00:00 committee_full: Foreign Affairs rapporteur: group: S&D name: MUÑIZ DE URQUIZA María body: EP responsible: True committee: BUDG date: 2010-05-19T00:00:00 committee_full: Budgets rapporteur: group: EPP name: BÖGE Reimer body: EP responsible: False committee: CONT date: 2010-04-27T00:00:00 committee_full: Budgetary Control rapporteur: group: ALDE name: DE MAGISTRIS Luigi
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2012-02-09Show (5) Changes

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