WRITTEN QUESTION No. 2561/96 by Jaak VANDEMEULEBROUCKE to the Commission. Measures in relation to the White Paper
Date: 1996-10-11
Institutions: European Parliament, VANDEMEULEBROUCKE
Subjects: EU Member State, EU control, directive (EU), infringement procedure (EU), national implementing measure, single market













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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 2561/96 by Jaak VANDEMEULEBROUCKE to the Commission. Measures in relation to the White Paper  


Official Journal C 083 , 14/03/1997 P. 0026 





WRITTEN QUESTION E-2561/96 by Jaak Vandemeulebroucke (ARE) to the Commission (11 October 1996)Subject: Measures in relation to the White PaperIn its document Action for Employment in Europe - A Confidence Pact ((CSE (96) 1 final. )) - the Commission states that various Member States have still not transposed certain directives relating to the 1985 White Paper into national legislation.Can the Commission produce a detailed breakdown of the recalcitrant Member States? Can it show in detail what directives have still not been adopted?Can the Commission also state what action it intends to take to require Member States to implement these directives?Answer given by Mr Monti on behalf of the Commission (19 November 1996)With regard to the first and third questions, the Honourable Member is referred to the answer that the Commission gave to his question E-2039/96 ((OJ C 305, 19.12.1996. )). More recent information on the notification of national measures transposing the White Paper directives is contained in the table which was transmitted direct to the Honourable Member and to Parliament's Secretariat.With regard to the second question, the White Paper directives requiring the adoption of national transposition measures in at least one Member State are as follows:1. ABOLITION OF PHYSICAL BARRIERS1.1. Checks on goods1.1.1. Specific checks 92/3 (5)1.1.2. Veterinary checks 85/321 (1), 85/322 (1), 86/146 (1), 86/469 (1), 87/328 (1), 87/491 (2), 88/289 (1), 88/661 (1), 89/227 (1), 89/361 (1), 89/437 (1), 89/662 (2), 90/167 (1), 90/425 (2), 90/427 (1), 90/428 (2), 90/667 (2), 91/67 (1), 91/69 (1), 91/174 (1), 91/492 (2), 91/493 (2), 91/495 (1), 91/497 (1), 91/628 (4), 92/5 (1), 92/46 (2), 92/65 (2), 92/116 (4), 94/65 (8),1.1.3. Plant health checks 85/574 (1), 86/362 (1), 86/363 (1), 87/153 (1), 88/380 (1), 89/365 (1), 90/44 (1), 90/533 (1), 90/642 (1), 91/132 (1), 91/414 (4), 91/682 (3), 92/33 (3), 92/34 (3)2. ABOLITION OF TECHNICAL BARRIERS2.1. Free movement of goods2.1.1. Special arrangements 91/477 (2) 93/7 (6)2.1.2. New approach 89/336 (1), 90/385 (2), 90/396 (1)2.1.3. Motor vehicles 87/358 (1), 88/76 (1), 88/436 (1), 89/458 (1)2.1.4. Foodstuffs 88/388 (1)2.1.5. Pharmaceutical products 87/19 (1), 87/20 (1), 89/381 (1), 90/676 (2), 90/677 (1)2.1.6. Chemical products 85/467 (1)2.1.7. Construction 87/405 (1), 89/106 (1)2.1.8. Other fields 86/594 (2)2.2. Public procurement 89/665 (1), 90/531 (1), 92/13 (4), 92/50 (5), 93/36 (5), 93/38 (4)2.3. Free movement of persons 89/48 (4), 90/364 (1), 90/365 (1), 92/51 (5), 93/96 (1)2.4. Internal market in services2.4.1. Banks 93/6 (5), 94/19 (4)2.4.2. Insurance 88/357 (1), 90/332 (1), 90/619 (1), 91/674 (3), 92/49 (4), 92/96 (1)2.4.3. Securities 92/22 (8)2.4.4. New technologies 91/263 (5)2.5. Industrial environment2.5.1. Company law 89/667 (1), 90/604 (1), 90/605 (2)2.5.2. Intellectual property 92/100 (4)2.5.3. Company taxation 90/434 (1)3. ABOLITION OF TAX BARRIERS3.1. VAT 94/5 (1)