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I would like to remind Members of that.
Let me remind Members of this House of some of the history of this.
On this occasion, I am happy to accept that, although I should remind Members that technically they should be in the Chamber to hear their name read out.
I would remind Members that we started off with Article 235 prior to the Maastricht Treaty.
I would therefore like to remind Members of this and encourage people not to.
Folk også translate
I remind Members that according to Rule 16 of the Rules of Procedure the number of Quaestors shall be five.
I will be, perhaps,slightly less francophile this afternoon when I remind Members that in England we have a saying: the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton.
Let me remind Members that, for instance, Denmark has a national law requiring 50% landings in Danish ports.
Mr President, I would like to remind Members of this House that we actually asked for this statement.
I remind Members that it is always possible to make an adjustment to the work programme in the mid-term review.
Amendment No 4 is beyond the scope of this proposal and therefore presents problems,but I would remind Members that the programme to promote the consumption of olive oil, to which reference has been made in the debate, has already been extended to cover the entire Community and rightly so.
I remind Members that the Commission had'qualified majority' in its original document, Parliament accepted'qualified majority' and it is the Council who has changed it.
I do not have to remind Members of the enormous health impact of smoking.
Let me remind Members that we opened up a new area by introducing trade and environmental questions into the conference in Singapore; similarly we should of course have tried to open a debate on trade and health and on trade and consumer protection at the last WTO round.
FR Mr President, I just wanted to remind Members that on Wednesday we will be celebrating the first World Malaria Day.
Let me remind Members and the Council President that without an interinstitutional agreement there is no Agenda 2000.
I welcome our new colleague and remind Members that credentials must be verified in line with the appropriate procedures.1.
I would remind Members that, according to the guidelines for these sittings, questions must be concise and be worded in a way which will allow a brief answer.
I have just received eleven requests for the floor,which therefore cannot be granted. I would remind Members who do not speak during the debate that they may submit a written statement of no more than 200 words, which will be annexed to the verbatim report of the debate, or give an explanation of vote at the end of the speeches.
I would remind Members of the provisions of Rule 9(1), Annex I, Article 1 on declarations of interest.
Let me therefore remind Members that is also an objective, and an onus on all of us.
I would remind Members that this Question Time is for asking supplementary questions, not to explain doctrine to the Commission.
I do not need to remind Members that this is the last budget of this Parliament.
I would remind members from the new Member States that we sometimes need painstaking effort to establish EU agencies.
I would like to remind Members to give their names well before we start, because we make a list.
You can remind Members who feel that they cannot vote in favour of or against a particular proposal that we do have in fact a third button on our voting machine that they can press, namely the abstention button.
The chair must remind members that under Section 18 of Title 3 United States Code, no debate is allowed in the joint session.
Can I just remind Members here- and I am sure President Barroso did so as well in his contribution- that we in the European Commission do our best to coordinate and encourage Member States to give a total response.
I welcome our new colleague and remind Members that, under Rule 7(5), until such time as a Member's credentials have been verified or a ruling has been given on any dispute, the Member shall take her seat in Parliament and on its bodies and shall enjoy all the rights attaching thereto.
Finally, I would remind Members that the descriptions proposed by the Commission were arrived at after consultation with organisations from the various Member States, as the Commissioner has already pointed out, and that the draft regulation allows for the possibility of amending the list of descriptions in Annex II in the future.