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Ombudsman asks for more details of Parliament’s proposed ethics reforms
Actualité - Date Mardi | 21 mars 2023
Affaire SI/1/2023/MIK - Ouvert le Vendredi | 27 janvier 2023 - Décision le Jeudi | 07 décembre 2023 - Institution concernée Parlement européen - Pays France
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27/01/2023Enquête en cours
27/01/2023Résultat de l’enquête
07/12/2023
The Ombudsman has written to the President of the European Parliament with a series of questions designed to aid the Parliament’s reflections on improving its ethics and transparency framework.
The questions follow the Ombudsman’s analysis of the 14-point draft proposals presented by President Metsola to the Conference of Presidents on 8 February and relate to areas the Ombudsman considers need greater clarity or further explanation.
Several questions concern the committee monitoring the implementation of MEPs’ Code of Conduct, asking whether it will have own-initiative powers, how its independence will be guaranteed and how its work will be made more transparent.
The Ombudsman also focused on how the various rules will be enforced, such as whether there are measures foreseen in case the suggested ‘cooling off’ period for former MEPs is not respected.
The Ombudsman reiterated the importance of transparency in the reform process and asked for planned steps and milestones to be made public.