Eksempler på brug af To our rules of procedure på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This concludes the most important changes to our Rules of Procedure.
According to our Rules of Procedure, a vote is invalid if the text is not available.
It concerns these two reports about relatively non-controversial amendments to our Rules of Procedure.
So what are the proposed changes to our Rules of Procedure for which we are asking your backing?
All this has been drawn together in the committee's report andit is a package of nearly 120 specific changes to our Rules of Procedure.
According to our Rules of Procedure, I must now ask whether anybody wishes to speak in favour of the proposal.
I would like to ask, as politely as possible,if we may interpret this vote as an irregular amendment to our Rules of Procedure?
I think it is contrary to our Rules of Procedure for a group to join in signing this motion without asking the others.
Mr President, I am somewhat surprised at the storm in a teacup that this change to our Rules of Procedure has provoked in some quarters.
According to our Rules of Procedure, having heard the arguments of the proposer, one Member can speak in favour and another against.
I congratulate him on his appointment and invite him, in due course,to take an oath before the Court of Justice, pursuant to our Rules of Procedure.
Ladies and gentlemen, according to our Rules of Procedure, the point that Mr Watson has raised is correct and is well established in the Rules of Procedure. .
I dislike not being able to give Members the floor on issues of such importance, butyou are also correct in saying that it would require a change to our Rules of Procedure.
We will draw the consequences of the situation according to our Rules of Procedure when the time comes, but we are not going to discuss it now.
I refer to our Rules of Procedure, and in particular Rule 46, which allows a certain number of Members to sign proposals for recommendations, which are then referred to the committee responsible, without the House being informed about them.
PRESIDENT.- Colleagues, as you know,we are about to embark on very significant votes on amendments to our Rules of Procedure, which require a majority of 260.
Mr President, this proposed set of amendments to our Rules of Procedure that has been so ably drafted by our rapporteur is intended to resolve a contradiction.
It is up to this House to decide- as for every other interinstitutional agreement- by a simple majority whether to add this as an Annex to our Rules of Procedure, without changing the Rules of Procedure. .
You will be aware that, according to our Rules of Procedure, this amendment must be approved by plenary if the President sees fit to put it to the vote.
We have not had the necessary majority to accept placing in the Rules of Procedure themselves a reference to the Annex, butwe still have to take a decision as to whether we want to annex to our Rules of Procedure the interinstitutional agreement itself.
It is absolutely right that we adopt changes to our Rules of Procedure so that we not only conform to the regulation on access to documents but can also begin to be held accountable by the citizens whom we purport to represent.
When you see that this flag has been around for many years, if you saw the European supporters at the Ryder Cup, when Europe played America at golf just a couple of months ago- where people, who probably included Conservative Eurosceptics,were waving the European flag- it really does look a little ridiculous when they now make such a fuss about this reasonable change to our Rules of Procedure.
I should first like to clarify the following: according to our Rules of Procedure, when a Member who is scheduled to ask a question cannot be here, he or she must personally request a replacement to speak on his or her behalf.
On a final note,this Regulation and change to our Rules of Procedure are very important because they grant our citizens more access to internal documents of our Parliament and of the entire European Union, which improves transparency.
Looking at the package of amendments to our Rules of Procedure tabled by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, I can say on behalf of my group that we will support the thrust of what the Committee on Constitutional Affairs has put forward.
I therefore consider that as a result of this amendment to our Rules of Procedure which already has the support of the Commission- a mark of genuine interinstitutional cooperation- the European Parliament will acquire a more visible role in the process of governing the Union.
On behalf of the Socialist group I very much welcome this amendment to our Rules of Procedure, which will enable Parliament to deal much more efficiently and speedily with proposals to simplify European legislation, either through codification of existing legislation, without changes of substance, or else through recasting proposals where changes of substance are combined with the simplification of existing legislation.
I should therefore like to repeat my comments.I indicated last plenary week that, according to our Rules of Procedure, the plenum decides about the Bureaux of the delegations but that, again, according to our Rules of Procedure, the joint parliamentary committees, just like the parliamentary committees(that is to say, the normal specialised committees of Parliament) have to hold elections to their Bureaux, just as we have done in the internal committee in all committees.