December 2007. That table's data for IND/DEM is depicted as percentages in the diagram on the right. Such support for IND/DEM as was expressed came from Northern European states, with especial reference to the member states of the North-West. Its strongholds were Sweden and Denmark, who sent "June list" MEPs from June List and June Movement to the Parliament, and the United Kingdom, with 13% of its MEPs at December 2007 coming from UKIP and sitting with IND/DEM. As of December 2007 no member state had more than 13% of its MEPs sitting with IND/DEM and eighteen member states (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain) had none. Membership at formation at 20–23 July 2004 The IND/DEM MEPs at 20–23 July 2004 were as follows: Activities In the news Activities performed by IND/DEM in the period between 1 June 2004 and 1 June 2008 that resulted in an entry on Google News include: seeking to allow Parliament to be filmed; criticising EC President Barroso for taking a cruise on a yacht owned by Spiro Latsis prior to the Commission giving a Latsis shipyard a grant of €10 million; trying to get a European Parliament auditor's report on alleged abuses of staff allowances published; opposing the appointment of Rocco Buttiglione as Justice Commissioner; arguing against the Constitution Treaty, arguing against the Lisbon Treaty, arguing against a deeper Europe; expelling Lega Nord and the League of Polish Families; arguing against the two-person Presidency, arguing against the two-seat Parliament, arguing against attempts to fund plans to improve EP turnout; arguing for greater control of the commission by Parliament, arguing for decentralisation, arguing for mandatory lobbying disclosure, supporting whistleblower Hans-Peter Martin. Parliamentary activity profile The debates and votes in the European Parliament are tracked by its website and categorised by the Groups that participate in them and the rule of procedure that they fall into. The results give a profile for each Group by category and the total indicates the Group's level of participation in Parliamentary debates. The activity profile for each Group for the period 1 August 2004 to 1 August 2008 in the Sixth European Parliament is given on the diagram on the right. IND/DEM is denoted in orange. The website shows IND/DEM as participating in 43 motions, making it one of the most inactive Groups during the period. Publications IND/DEM