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"In addition to the amendment that was introduced a moment ago
adding another item to be voted on tomorrow at 11.00 a.m.
and which obviously changes the order of business, there are other amendments that I shall now explain.
Furthermore, we shall add two reports, pursuant to Rule 131 of the Rules of Procedure: the report by Mr Böge on the mobilisation of the Solidarity Fund (), and the report by Mr Pittella on the draft amending budget No 1/2006, relating to the floods in Bulgaria, Romania and Austria. Are there any comments?
A corrigendum relating to the agenda for today and tomorrow has been distributed; this corrigendum has included the changes that were decided upon in Strasbourg on Thursday 6 April.
It also includes the following amendments which I shall propose to the House with the support of the political groups:
Firstly, following the oral question on the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the European Union, we shall have the Council and Commission statements on the suspension of aid to the Palestinian Authority. Nevertheless, despite what the corrigendum that I have mentioned says, there will be no resolution at the end of this debate. The corrigendum says that there will, but there will not: there will be no resolution following this debate.
With regard to the report by Mr Mavrommatis on promoting multilingualism and language learning in the European Union, which was scheduled to be the penultimate item on this evening’s agenda, we shall postpone it until tomorrow morning, as the second and last debate to take place before the votes.
Finally, another correction is that, despite what was announced on 6 April in Strasbourg, the sitting tomorrow Thursday will begin at 9.00 a.m. rather than 8.30 a.m. I note the horror with which the Members have received that news, but I hope that you will get over your distress.
With regard to the votes for tomorrow Thursday, the vote on the report by Mr Gauzès on the service in the Member States of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil and commercial matters is being postponed, with a view to trying to reach an agreement at first reading."@en1
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