Talk:Delors Commission
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[edit] information
This information was really damn difficult to find. Well at least there's something there now. Maybe someone could write something about the achievements of this commission. Jacoplane 00:25, 22 Mar 2005 (UTC)
For reference Jacoplane's origional table is reproduced below. I have split this up into three tables because some commissioners changed roles between terms and there was not enough space to list "nominating member state" and "party affiliation". I also think the new table is more useful if you whant to know, e.g. who was responsible for some disission made in 1990?.
| Name | Portfolio | First Term | Second Term | Third Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacques Delors | President | yes | yes | yes |
| David Williamson | Secretary General | yes | yes | yes |
| Abel Matutes | Mediterranean policy | yes | yes | yes |
| Alois Pfeiffer | yes | |||
| António Cardoso e Cunha | Personnel, administration and translation | yes | yes | |
| Antonio Ruberti | yes | |||
| Bruce Millan | Regional Policy and Cohesion | yes | yes | |
| Carlo Ripa di Meana | Environment | yes | yes | |
| Christiane Scrivener | Taxation and customs union | yes | yes | |
| Claude Cheysson | yes | |||
| Filippo Maria Pandolfi | Science, research and development | yes | ||
| Francis Cockfield | yes | |||
| Frans Andriessen | External relations and trade policy | yes | yes | |
| Grigoris Varfis | yes | |||
| Hans van den Broek | yes | |||
| Henning Christophersen | Economic and financial affairs | yes | yes | yes |
| Ioannis Paleokrassas | yes | |||
| Jean Dondelinger | Audiovisual and cultural affairs | yes | ||
| João de Deus Pinheiro | yes | |||
| Karel van Miert | Transport | yes | yes | |
| Karl-Heinz Narjes | yes | |||
| Lorenzo Natali | yes | |||
| Manuel Marin | Cooperation and development | yes | yes | yes |
| Marcelino Oreja | yes | |||
| Martin Bangemann | Internal market and industrial affairs | yes | yes | |
| Nicolas Mosar | yes | |||
| Padraig Flynn | yes | |||
| Peter Schmidhuber | Budget | yes | yes | yes |
| Peter Sutherland | Social affairs | yes | ||
| Raniero Vanni d'Archirafi | yes | |||
| Ray Mac Sharry | Agriculture | yes | ||
| René Steichen | yes | |||
| Sir Leon Brittan | Competition | yes | yes | |
| Stanley Clinton Davis | yes | |||
| Vasso Papandréou | Employment, industrial relations and social affairs | yes | ||
| Willy de Clercq | yes |
A side issue - does anybody know why there are 19 people in the 1st and 3rd terms and only 18 in the second? Are we missing somebody? Andreww 01:20, 22 May 2005 (UTC)
[edit] colours
Why not add the colours on the compendium with all 3 terms' commissioners? – Kaihsu 16:54, 2005 May 17 (UTC)
- Because the roles of some of the commissioners changed between terms and we would end up with a very messy table. My (rough) plan is to have three lists, one for each term, and a short discussion of how the membership changed over time at the top. Research first! Andreww 08:50, 19 May 2005 (UTC)
According to and old Japaneese press relese Commissioner Rene Steichen held the Agricultural bref. Andreww 10:22, 25 September 2005 (UTC)
