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We have noted the fact.

I have taken due note of this.

We will duly take note of what you have said.

I have taken note of this and I shall inform the competent services.

We have certainly taken account of the statement you have just made.

We have become conscious of this and of the consequent difficulties.

We take very good note of Mr Ribeiro e Castro's words.

Moreover, let me tell you quite explicitly that I have taken careful note of the problems which exist.

Thank you for that statement, Mr Martin, which we are very pleased to note.

PAPANDREOU, Member of the Commission. (GR) Madam President, I would like to clarify something.

The figure for external intervention ill be cut by ECU 200m and the reserve for emergency aid increased accordingly.

I am taking particular note of the remarks that have been made in this regard by the various speakers.

We have taken note of your request, Mrs Schleicher, and I am sure it will be accepted.

I congratulate the quality of the interventions of which the Presidency will take due note as it should.

I wish to say a final word about the allocation of resources for employment incentive measures.

I have taken very careful note of the positions, thoughts, concerns and various points raised.

The obtained percentage will be applied to the part of the authorised Support Office's revenue as defined in Article 33 (3) (a) of the Regulation in the year under consideration to obtain the amount of the financial contribution of Norway.

In such a case, the difference shall be due 45 days after receiving the debit note.

Any delay in payment shall give rise to the payment of default interest by Switzerland on the outstanding amount from the due date.

The Commission has taken note of the memorandum issued on 9 October by EUROFER.

PRESIDENT. I am sure the Commission has noted what you have said, Mr Falconer.

Besides this, of course, the Japanese have their own habits, like any other consumers, and these can only be changed over a certain period of time.

President. Mr Seal, I take note of your observations and will convey them to the enlarged Bureau at its next meeting.

Mr Sturdy, I can assure you that the President of the European Parliament will take careful note of your request.

What is needed is a proper charter of tourist rights, long called for by the consumer organizations, and also proposed in the resolution of the European Parliament of 22 January 1988.

I can assure you that Parliament's services have already taken note of it and will correct the Minutes accordingly.

The Management Board took due note of this project but decided to continue to examine other alternatives at future meetings.

I take due note of your remarks and will seek the information you request with the utmost despatch.

Having consulted some of the authors, I thought I might today propose putting to the vote only those amendments referring to ordinary partsessions and their dates.

Where such a request is addressed to the member of staff, note shall be taken of any refusal to comply.

LANGER (V). (IT) Mr President, on this question our group had intended to move inadmissibility under Rule 102, and for two reasons first because it is a question which it is up to the Presidency and not the Chamber to resolve, under Rule 22 secondly because the House would be called upon to decide without full knowledge of the facts, that is to say without having the documents and information on the basis of which it could pronounce.

I wanted to go over these figures again to ensure that the truth came out and that the unjust accusations levelled at our group were refuted.

I have taken careful note of the views expressed in the debate, but I must stand by my previous remarks about the Commission's views on these issues.

PRESIDENT. I assure you that the President's office has noted your remarks and will examine the matter at a future meeting.

Mr President, I have taken careful note of all the comments made by the Members and I will pass them on to the Commissioner responsible for transport.

Mr President, the Presidency in Office of the Council has listened very carefully to all the speeches made during this debate and we have taken very good note of the positions expressed.

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If I am not able to cover all the points they have raised, I can assure them that nevertheless the Commission takes careful note of them.

I should thus like to ask, Mr President, what has happened to our resolution and whether Parliament's administration has done anything. I also think it would be a good thing for the Council presidency to reply today to Question 143 concerning executions in Indonesia.

I make it abundantly clear to the House that we are yet again setting a clear precondition for the conclusion of that interinstitutional agreement. It must be a part of a negotiation coming to a conclusion and we are so far dissatisfied with the work of the ECOFIN Council.

I would like to point out that I have taken careful note of Mr Linkohr' s words on agricultural policy and the possibility of encouraging non food production.

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