I have come so that you can inform me.

I am happy to have the opportunity to bring Members up to date on the latest situation.

I therefore once again promise to provide all the information I can.

Can the Bureau tell me that, Mr President ?

Could you tell me where I can get a bus?

If that is the intention of the Commission, it will be flying in the face of the opinion of this House.

I have just been told there is a typographical error.

I do not think there is any point in us continuing to debate this issue now.

PRESIDENT. The matter will be looked into.

COT (PSE). (FR) Mr President, the internal mail system here is evidently working extremely badly, for I had the honour of writing you a letter on this matter 10 days ago, in which I presented complete explanations regarding this extremely serious incident.

I've been informed that the witness LaTour has done away with himself.

I have been informed that the rapporteur has been delayed for several minutes.

I have just been told that Santa Anna has occupied San Antonio.

I have asked for clarification and am told that a letter has just arrived, to which I have not yet replied.

I went on to the Internet the other day to find out about the Competition Day that is coming up.

Can you please tell me where the nearest public telephone is?

I thought you inform me that this morning, except SMS hot.

First of all, my co rapporteurs for wonderful cooperation.

Hey, Eddie. I just got tipped off. Nick Brown's on his way over.

But in so doing, I want to make my position clear.

I shall refer the matter to the services concerned and seek clarification immediately.

LONG TERM SUPPLIER'S DECLARATION

Let me tell you something about the equipment that's on this car that makes it self driving.

I have here 23 signatures on this request for urgency.

I shall look into the matter and let you know what the position is.

The secretariat informs me that the documents were available in good time.

You see, I expect to do a lot of good with that money, and I can't afford to put it into anything I don't look into.

Today is not a day for speech making, in my view.

PRESIDENT. In accordance with the practice of this House it is my sad duty to inform you of the death

PRESIDENT. I will ask about that, Mr Seal, and an announcement will be made.1

Can I be told at whose request, and what reasons were given for withdrawing that?

You are promising future directives and perhaps you could tell me when these future directives will materialise.

I undertake to inform immediately if this declaration is no longer valid.

That is why I say I cannot make any judgement, but that I will try to find out what the position is.

What you cannot ask me to do is to provide information when I am unable to do so or when I have no information.

Mr Eyraud (S). (FR) Madam President, could you tell me when we shall be continuing the debate on the Romeos report?

Now Switzerland has taken its own decision not, at this stage to be part of the EEA.

I am happy to be able to inform Parliament that all Parliament's proposed amendments are acceptable to the Commission.

Before telling you about the results of the Council, allow me to make a preliminary comment.

I was able to find out also about the ceremony that they were using, a ceremony they hadn't used in about 29 years.

So, perhaps you could just tell me whether the report is on or off the agenda ?

PRESIDENT. I am not familiar with the work in question at the moment but I will look into that.

I know you will be taking this step, but it is important to say so publicly.

In regard to your second question, I will have to check this and obtain information before I can reply.

Mr President, as this vote concerns me directly, I should like the House to know that I shall not be taking part in it.