Philippe MALAUD

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EDA Vice-Chair Group of the European Democratic Alliance 1984/07/24 - 1986/03/09
EDA Member of the Bureau Group of the European Democratic Alliance 1986/03/10 - 1989/07/24

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Role	Committee	Start	End
Member of	Committee on Budgets	1984/07/26	1986/02/18
Substitute of	Committee on Budgetary Control	1984/07/26	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Development and Cooperation	1984/09/10	1987/01/20
Member of	Committee on Development and Cooperation	1986/02/19	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Budgetary Control	1987/01/21	1989/07/24
Member of	Committee on Development and Cooperation	1987/01/21	1989/07/24

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Role	Delegation	Start	End
Member of	Delegation for relations with Malta	1985/02/12	1986/03/09
Member of	Delegation for relations with Malta	1986/03/10	1987/01/20
Member of	Delegation for relations with the Member States of ASEAN and the ASEAN Interparliamentary Organisation (AIPO) and the Republic of Korea	1987/01/21	1988/01/19
Vice-Chair of	Delegation for relations with Canada	1988/01/15	1988/05/16
Member of	Delegation for relations with the Member States of ASEAN and the ASEAN Interparliamentary Organisation (AIPO) and the Republic of Korea	1988/04/07	1989/03/13
Member of	Delegation for relations with the Member States of ASEAN and the ASEAN Interparliamentary Organisation (AIPO) and the Republic of Korea	1989/03/14	1989/07/24

Amendment Co-authors

Name	Group	Country	Ams

Count	Dossier Reference	Title

1925/10/02 - Paris

Licentiate in letters and law; studied political science and at ENA (the National Administrative College). Attaché at the French Embassy in Warsaw 1949; second secretary in Cairo 1952. On the staff of the UN Secretariat 1956. President of the United Towns Organization 1974-1978.
President of the National Centre for Farmers and the Self-employed (CNIP) since 1980 and director of the 'Journal des Indépendants'.
Member of Mâcon Municipal Council and of the Sâone et Loire Department General Council; Mayor of Dompierre les Ormes 1965-1983; chairman of the Sâone et Loire Department General Council 1970-1979. Deputy for the Sâone et Loire 1968-1981.
Head of the private office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs 1958. Director 1967. State Secretary for the civil service and administrative reforms 1968-1972. Minister for Information 1972-1974. Minister plenipotentiary (foreign affairs) 1975.
Author of 'La Révolution libérale' 1976.
Knight of the Legion of Honour and of the Orders of National Merit, Agricultural Merit, Arts and Letters, Academic Palms. Commander of the American Legion. Holder of various foreign decorations.

Clear

(these mark the time of scraping, not the official date of the change)

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Licentiate in letters and law; studied political science and at ENA (the National Administrative College). Attaché at the French Embassy in Warsaw 1949; second secretary in Cairo 1952. On the staff of the UN Secretariat 1956. President of the United Towns Organization 1974-1978.
President of the National Centre for Farmers and the Self-employed (CNIP) since 1980 and director of the 'Journal des Indépendants'.
Member of Mâcon Municipal Council and of the Sâone et Loire Department General Council; Mayor of Dompierre les Ormes 1965-1983; chairman of the Sâone et Loire Department General Council 1970-1979. Deputy for the Sâone et Loire 1968-1981.
Head of the private office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs 1958. Director 1967. State Secretary for the civil service and administrative reforms 1968-1972. Minister for Information 1972-1974. Minister plenipotentiary (foreign affairs) 1975.
Author of 'La Révolution libérale' 1976.
Knight of the Legion of Honour and of the Orders of National Merit, Agricultural Merit, Arts and Letters, Academic Palms. Commander of the American Legion. Holder of various foreign decorations.