Catherine Lalumière

Catherine Lalumière , born the August 3rd 1935 with Rennes, is a French political woman.

Biography

Doctor in Public law and university lecturers in faculty.

Governmental functions

  • Secretary of State near the Prime Minister, in charge with the Public office and the Administrative reforms of the Government Pierre Mauroy (1) (from May 22nd to June 23rd, 1981)
  • Minister for the Consumption of the Government Pierre Mauroy (2) (from June 23rd, 1981 to March 22nd, 1983)
  • Secretary of State near the Minister for the Economy, Finances and the Budget, in charge of the Consumption of the Government Pierre Mauroy (3) (from March 24th, 1983 to July 23rd, 1984)
  • Secretary of State near the Minister for the Economy, Finances and the Budget, in charge of the Consumption of the Government Laurent Fabius (from July 23rd to December 7th, 1984)
  • Secretary of State near the Minister for the Foreign relations, in charge of the European Businesses of the Fabius government (from December 7th, 1984 to March 20th, 1986)

National parliamentary mandates

  • Appointed of the Gironde (3rd district), elected on June 21st, 1981, re-elected in March 16th, 1986 and June 12th, 1988 (outgoing the June 1989)
  • Vice-president of the delegation for the European Communities of the National Assembly June 1988 - July 1989

European mandates

  • Appointed European, elected in June 1994 (on the list Radical Energy of Bernard Tapie), re-elected in June 1999 (on the list Europe Interdependent of François Holland)
  • President of the group European radical Alliance July 19th, 1994 - July 19th, 1999
  • Vice-president of the the European Parliament April 4th, 2001 - July 19th, 2004
  • Member of the office of the socialist group European July 19th, 1999 - July 19th, 2004

Local mandates

  • Community Adviser of Bordeaux March 1983 - June 1995
  • Municipal adviser of Talence (the Gironde) March 1989 - June 1995
  • Regional adviser of Ile de France March 1998 - March 2004 (after having directed the list Plural left in the Hauts de Seine)

Other functions

  • President of the House of Europe
  • General secretary of the the Council of Europe 1989-1994
  • Member of the provisional direction of the Party Radical socialist (ex-MRG) in 1995 with Bernard Castagnede and Michel Dary, after the resignation of Jean-François Hory.
  • Vice-president of the Radical left party

External bonds

  • site of the European Parliament
  • site of the National Assembly

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