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Former Members may participate in official European Parliament democracy support activities only upon authorisation by the President. Article 5 IT account, IT access rights and IT equipment 1. The Members’ Parliament IT account and IT access rights shall be deactivated three months after the end of their mandate. After the deactivation ...
23. Mai 2024 · Europe Day 2024: European institutions across Europe welcome citizens to their Open Day events. 30-04-2024 - 15:08. A month ahead of the European elections, EU institutions celebrate 74 years of European democracy with their citizens. Get the latest news, press releases and videos from the European Parliament's press room.
The College of Quaestors is the European Parliament body responsible for administrative and financial matters directly concerning Members and their working conditions. There are five Quaestors. They are also members of the Bureau. The European Parliament elects the Quaestors after the election of the President and the 14 Vice-Presidents.
It can start at any time during the year. Paid: between EUR 858 and EUR 1407 for a full-time traineeship. MEPs may offer paid traineeships at their offices in the premises of the European Parliament in Brussels (or Strasbourg) based on an agreement with the European Parliament. The MEPs’ traineeships may be undertaken in a wide variety of fields.
5 Quaestors 1. They are responsible, under the Bureau’s instructions, for administrative and financial matters of direct concern to Members. Anne SANDER. Isabel WISELER-LIMA. Victor NEGRESCU. Fabienne KELLER. Marcel KOLAJA. Find out who the European Parliament’s President, vice-presidents and quaestors are.
Introduction. Members are divided up among 20 specialised standing committees. These committees instruct legislative proposals through the adoption of reports, propose amendments to Plenary and appoint a negotiation team to conduct negotiations with the Council on EU legislation. They also adopt own-initiative reports, organise hearings with ...
The founding Treaties stated that Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) would initially be appointed by the national parliaments, but made provision for election by direct universal suffrage. This provision was implemented by the Council before the first direct elections of 1979 through the Act of 20 September 1976 concerning the election ...
