Matthias Fuchs

I have to admit to having been a little surprised by your comment on this, Mrs Scrivener, but perhaps you would like to come back on it.

Report by Mr Fuchs, adopted on 20 November 1990 (PE A3 271 90) on the proposal relating to Common system of value added tax (VAT) Abolition of fiscal frontiers

If that is to be the ultimate effect then this will merely be upsetting a great many people without bringing about a great deal of benefit.

Parliament's effective action on this can he attributed in large measure to the excellent job done by its temporary committee.

I wish to distance myself from this highly emotional attitude which totally disregards logic and economic sense.

The Commission and the Council and the authorities in Germany have helped this House throughout the months following the establishment of the Temporary Committee.

O'HAGAN, The Lord decided not to complete the business, and under what Rule?

I can nevertheless see why, in the present situation, following last night's ECOFIN Council meeting's failure to make progress, the Commission is reluctant to come round to my way of thinking.

Subject Worldwide competitive position of the European Community's aeronautical industry

Mr Vitalone (Council), Mr Cooney, Mr Vitalone, Sir James Scott Hopkins, Mr Lane, Mr Cushnahan

There natur ally remain problems that have been less satisfactorily settled, and in this connection I wish to draw attention to the problem of committology, as did the rapporteur earlier on.

It is absolutely crucial that charitable organizations across the Euro pean Community should be subject to zero rate.

It also has to be borne in mind that we hope Community resources will one day be based on actual tax revenue.

Extraordinary conditions can cause any person to lose his sense of reality for a short period of time, says Fuchs.

Cork Airport in my own city has been developing continental links which are vital to the future of the entire region.

I have noted what Parliament has had to say about this.

Starting with violin studies, with Sigismund Bachrich and Arnold Rosé, he moved into the composition class of Robert Fuchs, graduating as a composer in 1900.

We should realise that the German desire for unification is only a form of validating the right to selfdetermination and that other states have no right to demand that the Federal Republic of Germany promise or make special contributions to make unification possible.

In Ireland the imposition of VAT on children's shoes and on hurlies hit a raw nerve, provoking uproar which hardly contributed to Europhoria.

Firstly, Mr President, the difference in rates.

Contrary to dreams, says Fuchs, the sensual and spatial structure of reality, as perceived during a psychosis, remains intact as a rule .

The People's Movement cannot accept this, and we will do all we can to get people to see that the fight for social welfare and the campaign against Union are two sides of the same coin.

Regular guests included Friedrich Achleitner, H. C. Artmann, Konrad Bayer, Ernst Fuchs, Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Rudolf Hausner, Wolfgang Hutter, Helmut Qualtinger, Gerhard Rühm, and Oskar Werner.

The Commissioners would be left with absolutely nothing to say about the reports. We have to bear this in mind.

Once the actual effects of approximation are known and it is possible to assess the successes or failures of its implementation, it will be possible to draw conclusions and decide the way forward, in terms of both the time scale and the method of application.

Either there can be new elections in Germany and by Germany I mean the whole population of the two former states extending to all the citizens to redistribute the 81 elected.

The Council hopes the Commission will very soon submit the report provided for in point (b) of the Recommendation on progress made and obstacles encountered in the implementation of the social protection of these volunteers.

The perception of reality in a psychosis is subject centred, says professor Thomas Fuchs, senior physician at the Clinic for General Psychiatry at the University Clinic of Heidelberg.

In view of what you have just said, Mr President, I think I had better conclude by just saying in reply to Mr Fuchs that the ECOFIN Council yesterday agreed in essence to the Commission's proposal for significantly alleviating the burden of administrative work placed on businesses.

We think that the neuronal maturing of the brain is disturbed in an early stage of development, through a virus infection in the mother during pregnancy, for instance, explains Fuchs.

From a democratic angle, there should, however, have been a composite version of the Commission's proposal that gave a clear indication of the implications in the short and long term.

GREEN (S). I should like to ask the President in Office of the Council to assure us that with regard to the scope of this directive there will be no backing off the issue of food. We know that some governments and

The transitional arrangements come into force on 1 January 1993 and must expire by no later than 31 December 1996.

The talk in Paris now is scarecely about human rights or freedom of movement for individuals, but rather about disarma ment and massive aid to Eastern Europe.

Finally, I should like to point out that the imbalance and the distortion of trade caused by the varying rates of income tax and social security contributions in the Community, be they either from employers or from employees, are seriously distorting the internal market.

It looks as if we will continue to have road blocks and checks at our frontiers, allegedly for security reasons, so no amount of harmonization or alignment of taxes will make those frontiers disappear or any easier to cross.

And I would just add my belief that the European Parliament will, by a substantial majority, vote for a study of the sort referred to in the Fuchs Amendment No 7 as fundamental and not as optional extra.

But when all or any of these benefits have been bestowed upon us, we in Ireland, and perhaps in other frontier regions as well, will still have the distortions, not just of trade but of movement and of travel.

HERMANN (PPE). (FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the subject of our debate today is of vital importance to attainment of the 1992 objective.

FITZGERALD (RDE). Mr President, if there is and area of common ground in relation to the Commission's proposals on inderect taxation, it is that harmonization of VAT and excise duties will have major budgetary implications for all Member States but particularly for Ireland.

Could the President in Office of the Council in dicate whether the Italian Presidency is planning to relaunch the Community policy in favour of the promotion and the protection of consumers' inter ests, which has the active support of Commissioner Van Miert (18 September ').

As the section had adopted its opinion unanimously and no amendments had been tabled, the Committee decided unanimously not to hold a general discussion and to put the opinion to an immediate vote (Rules 43(E) and 49(3)).

As the section had adopted its opinion unanimously and no amendments had been tabled, the Committee decided unanimously not to hold a general discussion and to put the opinion to an immediate vote (Rules 43(E) and 49(3)).

I hope the President in Office can comment on that point ? Secondly, could he encourage European airlines to standardize on Euro pean made aircraft ?