Mr Jean-Pierre KUCHEIDA (France, SOC)

In the political groups

• Member: Socialist Group from 25/01/2011 to 01/10/2012
• Vice-Chairperson: Socialist Group from 03/09/2002 to 25/01/2011

In the Assembly

• from 03/09/2002 to 01/10/2012 Representative - France

In the committee(s) and sub-committee(s)

• Full Member: Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media (from 23/01/2012 to 01/10/2012)
• Member: (Former) Committee on Culture, Science and Education (from 03/09/2002 to 23/01/2012)
• Member: (Former) Political Affairs Committee / Committee on General Affairs (from 03/09/2002 to 23/01/2012)
• Full Member: Sub-Committee on Education, Youth and Sport (from 26/01/2012 to 01/10/2012)
• Member: Sub-Committee on Youth and Sport (from 03/09/2002 to 23/01/2012)
• Alternate of Ms Muriel MARLAND-MILITELLO (Member): Sub-Committee on the Cultural Heritage (from 01/10/2007 to 23/01/2012)

Reports and committee opinions

31/01/2006 | Doc. 10825 | Report The future and regeneration of coalfields in Europe

Motions, Written Declarations, Questions

13/10/2011 | Doc. 12648 | Written declaration The banning of the Moscow Pride March in 2011 23/06/2011 | Doc. 12666 | Motion for a resolution Registration of political parties in Russia 22/06/2011 | Doc. 12662 | Motion for a resolution The erosion of confidence in democracy and possible responses 21/06/2011 | Doc. 12648 | Written declaration The banning of the Moscow Pride March in 2011 07/07/2010 | Doc. 12336 | Motion for a resolution Good governance and sport ethics

Votes on adopted texts

26/04/2012 | Doc. 12906, vote on the draft text for resolution The situation in Syria 25/04/2012 | Doc. 12891, vote on the draft text for resolution The need to combat match-fixing 25/04/2012 | Doc. 12891, vote on the draft text for recommendation The need to combat match-fixing 24/04/2012 | Doc. 12893, vote on the draft text for resolution Equality between women and men: a condition for the success of the Arab Spring 24/04/2012 | Doc. 12893, vote on the draft text for recommendation Equality between women and men: a condition for the success of the Arab Spring