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词条 Sixth European Parliament
释义

  1. Major events

  2. Activity

  3. Major resolutions and positions

  4. Committees

     Summary  Temporary committees  Committees of enquiry 

  5. Delegations

  6. Political groups

  7. Leadership

     Presidents  Vice-Presidents  Quaestors  Chairs of the political groups 

  8. Membership

  9. Secretariat

  10. See also

      Elections    Membership lists  

  11. Notes

  12. References

  13. External links

{{Use British English|date=March 2013}}{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2013}}{{Infobox European Parliament
|number = 6th
|previous = 5th
|next = 7th
|start = 20 July 2004
|end = 7 May 2009
|president_half_one = Josep Borrell
|president_half_two = Hans-Gert Poettering
|vice-presidents=
|commission = Barroso
|groups = {{Flatlist|
  • EPP-ED
  • PES
  • ALDE
  • Greens-EFA
  • EUL-NGL
  • ID
  • UEN
  • ITS
  • NI

|meps = {{Plainlist|
  • 732 (2004–2006)
  • 785 (2007–2009)

|election = {{Plainlist|
  • June 2004 (Union)
  • May 2007 (Bulgaria)
  • November 2007 (Romania)

|location =
|treaty = Nice[1]
}}{{Politics of the European Union}}

The Sixth European Parliament was the sixth five-year term of the elected European Parliament. It began on Tuesday 20 July 2004 in Strasbourg[2] following the 2004 elections and ended after the 2009 elections.

Major events

  • 10–13 June 2004
    • Elections to the Sixth Parliament.
  • 20 July 2004
    • First meeting (constitutive session) of the Sixth Parliament.
    • Giovanni Berlinguer presides as oldest member.
    • Josep Borrell is elected as President of the European Parliament.
  • 22 July 2004
    • Parliament approves José Manuel Barroso as President of the European Commission.
  • 27 September to 11 October 2004
    • Parliamentary hearings for the European Commissioners.
    • Parliament airs objections to Ingrida Udre, László Kovács, Neelie Kroes, Mariann Fischer-Boel and Rocco Buttiglione.
    • Buttiglione is replaced by Franco Frattini, Ingrida Udre replaced by Andris Piebalgs and László Kovács reshuffled.
  • 18 November 2004
    • The Barroso Commission is approved by Parliament.
  • 22 November 2004
    • Barroso Commission takes office.
  • 12 December 2006
    • Parliament approves Meglena Kuneva and Leonard Orban as new European Commissioners for Romania and Bulgaria.
  • 1 January 2007
    • Accession of Romania and Bulgaria, their observers in Parliament become full MEPs.
  • 15 January 2007
    • Hans-Gert Pöttering is elected President of the European Parliament.
  • 20 May 2007
    • Election of Bulgarian MEPs.
  • 25 November 2007
    • Election of Romanian MEPs.
  • 20 February 2008
    • Parliament approves the Lisbon Treaty.

Activity

200420052006200720082009Source
Reports73415481519515268 
Resolutions and positions80440483494514215 
Parliamentary questions252563107032776582663373 
Written declarations27829111510652 

Major resolutions and positions

Resolution/position numberProcedure numberNotes
P6_TA(2006)0552COD/2003/0256Amended and approved Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006, the REACH regulation
P6_TA(2007)0032INI/2006/2200European Parliament resolution on the alleged use of European countries by the CIA for the transportation and illegal detention of prisoners
P6_TA(2006)0490COD/2004/0001Amended and approved Directive 2006/123/EC, the Bolkestein directive
P6_TA(2007)0401COD/2004/0047Amended and approved Directive 2007/58/EC, the rail competition directive
P6_TA(2005)0275COD/2002/0047Rejected the proposed directive on the patentability of computer-implemented inventions
P6_TA(2007)0199COD/2006/0133Amended and approved Regulation (EC) No 717/2007, the mobile phone roaming regulation
P6_TA(2008)0342COD/2006/0130Amended and approved Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008, the air pricing clarity regulation
P6_TA(2008)0293COD/2005/0167Amended and approved Directive 2008/115/EC, the illegal immigration directive
P6_TA(2005)0132INI/2004/2172European Parliament resolution on the Common Foreign and Security Policy

Committees

{{see|Committees of the European Parliament}}

Summary

TypeNumberSourcesNotes
Standing committee20 (+2 subcommittees) 
Temporary committee3 See below for list
Committee of enquiry1 See below for list

Temporary committees

CodeCommitteeReportSources
CLIMTemporary Committee on Climate ChangeA6-2008-0495 
TDIPTemporary Committee on the alleged use of European countries
by the CIA for the transport and illegal detention of prisoners		A6-2007-0020 
FINPTemporary Committee on policy challenges and budgetary means of the enlarged Union 2007–2013A6-2005-0153 

Committees of enquiry

CodeCommitteeReportSources
EQUICommittee of Inquiry into the crisis of the Equitable Life Assurance SocietyA6-2007-0203 

Delegations

{{see also|European Parliament Delegations}}
TypeNumberSources
Europe delegations10 
Non-Europe delegations24 
Ad-hoc delegations1 

Political groups

{{see|Political groups of the European Parliament}}

See membership below for details of size

Group nameAcronym
European People's Party–European DemocratsEPP-ED
Party of European SocialistsPES
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for EuropeALDE
Greens/European Free AllianceG/EFA
European United Left-Nordic Green LeftEUL-NGL
Independence/DemocracyIND/DEM
Union for a Europe of NationsUEN
Identity, Tradition, Sovereignty[3]ITS
Non-Inscrits[4]NI

Leadership

Presidents

{{See|President of the European Parliament}}
TermPresident
(or candidate)		GroupStateVotes
20 July 2004–
14 January 2007		Josep Borrell PES{{ESP}}388
Bronisław Geremek ALDE{{POL}}208
Francis Wurtz EUL/NGL{{FRA}}51
15 January 2007–
14 July 2009[5]		Hans-Gert Pöttering EPP-ED{{DEU}}450
Monica Frassoni G/EFA{{ITA}}145
Francis Wurtz EUL/NGL{{FRA}}48
Jens-Peter Bonde IND/DEM{{DEN}}46

Vice-Presidents

{{See|Vice-President of the European Parliament}}
Group2004–20062007–2009
EPP-EDAlejo Vidal-Quadras Roca
Antonios Trakatellis
Edward McMillan-Scott
Ingo Friedrich
Mario Mauro
Jacek Saryusz-Wolski
Miroslav OuzkýRodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou
Alejo Vidal-Quadras
Edward McMillan-Scott
Mario Mauro
PESDagmar Roth-Behrendt
António Costa
Pierre MoscoviciMiguel Angel Martínez Martínez
Mechtild Rothe
Pierre Moscovici
Manuel António Dos Santos
Marek Siwiec
ALDELuigi Cocilovo
Janusz OnyszkiewiczLuigi Cocilovo
Diana Wallis
G/EFAGérard OnestaGérard Onesta
EUL-NGLSylvia-Yvonne KaufmannLuisa Morgantini
IND/DEMn/an/a
UENn/aAdam Bielan
ITSn/an/a

Quaestors

{{See|Quaestor (European Parliament)}}
Group2004–2006[6]2007–2009
EPP-EDJames Nicholson
Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl
Astrid Lulling		James Nicholson
Astrid Lulling
Ingo Friedrich
PESGenowefa Grabowska
Mia De Vits		Mia De Vits
Szabolcs Fazakas
ALDEn/aJan Mulder

Chairs of the political groups

{{See|Political groups of the European Parliament}}
GroupChairs
EPP-EDHans-Gert Pöttering (until 2007), Joseph Daul (from 2007)
PESMartin Schulz
ALDEGraham Watson
G/EFAMonica Frassoni
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
EUL-NGLAlonso José Puerta
Francis Wurtz
IND/DEMJens-Peter Bonde (until 2008), Kathy Sinnott (2008), Hanne Dahl (from 2008)
Nigel Farage (full term)
UENBrian Crowley (until 2009)
Cristiana Muscardini
ITSBruno Gollnisch (2007)

Membership

{{see|Member of the European Parliament}}

See List of members of the European Parliament 2004–2009 for the full list.

//Political groups of the European Parliament">Groups
GroupSeats
2004
[7]
[8]		2007
[9]
[10]		2007
[11]
[12]		2009
[13]
EPP-ED268277288288
PES200218215217
ALDE88106101104
G/EFA42424343
EUL-NGL41404141
IND/DEM33[14]232422
UEN27444440
ITSn/a20n/an/a
NI33142930
//Apportionment in the European Parliament">Apportionment
StateSeatsStateSeats
{{DEU 99{{FRA 78
{{UK 78{{ITA 78
{{ESP 54{{POL 54
{{ROU[15] 35{{NLD 27
{{GRE 24{{POR 24
{{BEL 24{{CZE 24
{{HUN 24{{SWE 19
{{AUT 18{{BUL[15] 18
{{DEN 14{{SVK 14
{{FIN 14{{IRL 13
{{LTU 13{{LAT 9
{{SVN 7{{EST 6
{{CYP 6{{LUX 6
{{MLT 5Total[15] 732 / 785

Secretariat

{{see also|Secretariat of the European Parliament}}
OfficePostNameSource
Office of the Secretary-GeneralSecretary-General of the European ParliamentJulian Priestley (to 2007)
Harald Rømer (2007 to 2009)
Klaus Welle (since 2009)		 
Legal ServiceJurisconsult of the European ParliamentChristian Pennera 
Directorate-General for the PresidencyDirector-GeneralDavid Harley 
Directorate-General for Internal Policies of the UnionDirector-GeneralRiccardo Ribera d'Alcala 
Directorate-General for External Policies of the UnionDirector-GeneralDietmar Nickel 
Directorate-General for CommunicationDirector-GeneralFrancesca R. Ratti 
Directorate-General for PersonnelDirector-GeneralBarry Wilson 
Directorate-General for Infrastructure and LogisticsDirector-GeneralConstantin Stratigakis 
Directorate-General for TranslationDirector-GeneralJuana Lahousse-Juárez 
Directorate-General for Interpretation and ConferencesDirector-GeneralOlga Cosmidou 
Directorate-General for FinanceDirector-GeneralRoger Vanhaeren 

See also

Elections

{{See|European Parliament election, 2004}}{{See|European Parliament election, 2007}}

Membership lists

{{See|Members of the European Parliament 2004–2009}}

Notes

1. ^The Treaties of Rome and Treaty of Maastricht as amended by the Treaty of Nice and all preceding amending treaties.
2. ^European Parliament Minutes (Proceedings of the Sitting) on the European Parliament website
3. ^Created 15 January 2007, disbanded 14 November 2007
4. ^Independents, not a group
5. ^European Parliament Press Release on election
6. ^"Debates Wednesday, 21 July 2004 – Strasbourg > Election of Quaestors" from http://www.europarl.europa.eu/
7. ^Tuesday 20 July 2004: first day of the constitutive session of the Sixth European Parliament. By Friday 23 July 2004, the composition had changed slightly.
8. ^20040720 on the European Parliament website
9. ^Composition of 15 January 2007 following the creation of ITS
10. ^"EU's surprise far-right coalition", BBC, 15 January 2009
11. ^Following Bulgarian and Romanian elections
12. ^EPP-ED Overview 2008-02-10
13. ^Before 2009 election
14. ^Four Lega Nord MEPs arrived on 20 July 2004, sat with the Non-Inscrits for one day, then sat with IND/DEM on 21 July 2004, bringing the number of IND/DEM MEPs up to 37. Consequently, "37" is sometimes given as the number of IND/DEM MEPs on 20 July 2004.
15. ^1 2 Bulgaria and Romania joined on 1 January 2007. Prior to 2007 there were 732 seats, following enlargement the Romanian and Bulgarian seats were added bringing it to 785.

References

External links

  • European Parliament
  • Explanation of codecision
  • European Parliament positions
  • European Parliament and European Council common positions
  • European Parliament Conciliation Committee Joint texts
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