NEW TRANSPARENCY RULES IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

NEW TRANSPARENCY RULES IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

The Members of the European Parliament  voted on 13 December to change their rules of procedure in an effort to make the parliamentary activity more efficient, but also more transparent (the Corbett report). However, the report was fiercely disputed and in some cases some MEPs opposed making the decisions more open to the public. Among the topics voted upon were  the second jobs of the MEPs and regulating the meetings with lobbyists.

Source: VoteWatch.eu

MEPs won’t be able to meet persons who are not in the transparency register

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