Directive 96/23/EC or in other relevant Community provisions
relating to animal health or to the food safety of products ofanimal origin ensuring coordination between the relevant con-
trol services, in order to avoid the hazardous products being
put into circulation and to ensure the enforcement of recallprocedures for the products already in circulation.also, where appropriate, identify live animals fed with haz-
ardous products and implement the measures provided for inDirective 96/23/EC or in other relevant Community provisions
relating to animal health or to the food safety of products of
animal origin ensuring coordination between the relevant con-trol services, in order to avoid the hazardous products beingput into circulation and to ensure the enforcement of recallprocedures for the products already in circulation.
Amendment 6
ARTICLE 1, POINT 6a (new)
Article 17a (Directive 95/53/EC)
6a. Article 17a shall be replaced by the following:
Article 17a1. Without prejudice to Article 15, experts from the
Commission may make on-the-spot checks in coop-eration with the competent authorities of the MemberStates, insofar as is necessary for the uniform appli-cation of this Directive. The Member State in whose
territory checks are made shall provide the experts
with all the assistance necessary for carrying outtheir duties. The Commission shall inform the com-petent authorities, the Member States and the Euro-pean Parliament of the results of the checks made.
2. The rules for the application of this Article, and
in particular those governing the procedure for coop-eration with the national authorities, shall be adoptedin accordance with the procedure referred to in Arti-cle 23.
12. Mobility in teaching and training ***II
A5-0115/2001
European Parliament legislative resolution on the Council common position for adopting a Euro-
pean Parliament and Council recommendation on mobility within the Community for students,persons undergoing training, young volunteers, teachers and trainers (13258/1/2000  C5-0029/
2001  2000/0021(COD))
(Codecision procedure: second reading)
The European Parliament,
 having regard to the Council common position (13258/1/2000  C5-0029/2001) (
1),
 having regard to its position at first reading (2) on the Commission proposal (COM(1999) 708),
 having regard to the Commissions amended proposal (COM(2000) 723), having regard to Article 251(2) of the EC Treaty,
(1) OJ C 70, 2.3.2001, p. 1.
(2) Texts Adopted of 5.10.2000, Item 2.7.2.2002 EN C 34 E/107 Official Journal of the European Communities
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 having regard to Rule 80 of its Rules of Procedure,
 having regard to the recommendation for second reading of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Edu-
cation, the Media and Sport (A5-0115/2001),
1. Amends the common position as follows;
2. Instructs its President to forward its position to the Council and Commission.
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Amendment 1
Recital 4a (new)
(4a) The Council and the Representatives of the Govern-
ments of the Member States, meeting within the Council,adopted on 14 December 2000 a resolution concerning anAction Plan for mobility (
1), which was also approved at
the Nice European Council,
(1) OJ C 371, 23.12.2000, p. 4.
Amendment 2
Part II
to produce a report once every two years on the implementation of the
different aspects covered by this Recommendation and to forward it tothe Commission.to draw up and forward to the Commission, within two
years of the adoption of this Recommendation and there-after every two years, an evaluative report on the actionthey have taken in response to the recommendations setout above and those contained in the Action Plan formobility.
Amendment 3
Part III, point (a)
(a) to set up a group of experts who represent all Member
States and include people who know the different groups covered
by this Recommendation, in order to enable the exchange of
information and experience on the different aspects of this
Recommendation;(a) to set up a group of experts representing all Member
States and comprising the officials responsible for
coordinating, at national level, the implementation ofthese recommendations and of the measures in theAction Plan for mobility, in order to enable the
exchange of information and experience on these;
Amendment 4
Part III, point (c)
(c) to submit a report once every two years to the European Par-
liament, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee
and the Committee of the Regions based on contributions
from the Members States on the implementation of the differentaspects covered by this Recommendation;(c) to submit to the European Parliament, the Council, the
Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of
the Regions , at the latest two years and six months
after the adoption of this Recommendation and there-after every two years, an analytical summary of thereports from the Member States referred to under II;and to include in such a summary an indication of theareas of activity in which Community action may beneeded to complement measures which have beentaken by Member States;C 34 E/108 EN 7.2.2002 Official Journal of the European Communities
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Amendment 5
Annex, introduction
The people mentioned below are covered by this Recommen-
dation only if they move from one State (the home State) toanother (the host State) for a temporary stay not exceeding, in
principle, one year and return to the home State at the end of
their stay. Such persons keep their legal residence, as definedby the law of each Member State, in the home State.The people mentioned below are covered by this Recommen-
dation only if they move from one State (the home State) toanother (the host State) for a temporary stay and return to thehome State at the end of their stay. Such persons keep theirlegal residence, as defined by the law of each Member State,in the home State.
Amendment 6
Annex, Part III
People, especially young people, who, in the context of the
European Voluntary Service section of the Community Youth
programme or of transnational voluntary projects similar to the
European Voluntary Service, undertake an activity which spe-cifically involves solidarity, is non-profit making and unpaid for
a duration of one year in principle , and helps them acquire social
and personal skills.People, especially young people, who, in the context of the
European Voluntary Service section of the Community Youth
programme or of transnational voluntary projects similar to the
European Voluntary Service, undertake an activity which spe-cifically involves solidarity, is non-profit making and unpaid,and helps them acquire social and personal skills.
13. Use of certain hazardous substances in electrical equipment ***I
A5-0146/2001
Proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive on the restriction of the use of certain
hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (COM(2000) 347  C5-0415/2000 
2000/0159(COD))
The proposal was amended as follows:
TEXT PROPOSED
BY THE COMMISSION (1)AMENDMENTS
BY PARLIAMENT
Amendment 1
Recital 6
(6) Taking into account technical and economic feasibility,
the most effective way of ensuring the significant reduction of
risks to health and the environment related to those substances
which can achieve the chosen level of protection in the Com-munity is the substitution of those substances in electrical andelectronic equipment by safe or safer materials.(6) Taking into account technical and economic feasibility,
the most effective way of ensuring the significant reduction of
risks to health and the environment related to those substances
which can achieve the chosen level of protection in the Com-munity is the substitution of those substances in electrical andelectronic equipment by safe or safer materials. Restricting
the use of these hazardous substances will enhance thepossibilities and economic profitability of recycling ofWEEE and decrease the negative health impact onworkers in recycling plants.
(1) OJ C 365 E, 19.12.2000, p. 195.7.2.2002 EN C 34 E/109 Official Journal of the European Communities
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