The link to Parliamentary Questions takes you to EUROPARL, where you will be told that no questions for 2005 are available "owing to technical problems". I don't know what the problems are, or when they are likely to be solved.

In response to an enquiry I had last week, I found a way of tracking down a 2005 question via our internal network. If any of you should need help finding a 2005 question, then please let me know. If you have a question number it won't take long to find - if not the search could take ages (although it works away in the background so I can do other things at the same time), so you will need to be patient!

Avis Furness
Librarian
European Parliament UK Office

From: A discussion list for EU information specialists. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Eric Davies
Sent: 04 September 2005 21:08
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Subject: EUR-Lex improves coverage

Colleagues might be interested to know that EUR-Lex has consolidated it coverage over the Summer - the main menu now includes access to International Agreements and Parliamentary Questions, via links to the Council and Parliament respectively.

A move in the right direction, but still no registration or LexAlert service ...

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