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Members’ area
Your guides and publications  Guides and publications presenting the role of Congress members and the functionning of the Congress can be downloaded online in PDF format. Consult and download the guides and publicationsYour personal "Who's who" account  "Who's
who" is a database containing full information about the members
of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council
of Europe and about the composition of the Congress’ structures.
Each Congress member has his or her own personal account, as
have delegation secretaries and national associations. You can
use this account to look at or alter your own data and your
password. Access
to you personnal Who's who account
"Restricted access" website  Congress
members participating in meetings of the Bureau, committees and
working groups can find all the documents for these meetings on
the "Restricted access" website. To log on, just type in the
user name and password assigned to you. Access to "Restricted access" Congress sites
 Your login and password are automatically sent to the email address that you indicated when you registered as member of the Congress. Should you have any problems to access you personal accounts or restricted access, please contact the Congress Division of Communication. Email / Tél. + 33 3 90 21 48 95  Prior to Congress Sessions or meetings, Representatives and Substitutes can use a dedicated interface to register on the "Who’s who" homepage. Registration is possible for approximately two months before each Session begins and one month before meetings. Registration
Members Handbook
 The Congress Secretariat published a Handbook presenting the role and duties of Congress members. It is available online and can also be obtained at the Congress communication division.
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Every
member of the Congress belongs to his or her own country's
national delegation. The delegation secretary provides support
and technical guidance to help members to participate in the
activities of the Congress (Sessions, committee meetings,
conferences, working groups, and election observation missions,
etc). He or she is available to help and advise members on
technical and organisational matters, rules and even political
questions.
Congress regularly publishes an electronic newsletter to inform its members on its current activities. To register and receive the newsletter, simply complete the form below.
The State of the Congress is an annual publication, available in French and in English, which presents the activities of the Congress, in particular Session debates, information on the work of the committees, observation of local and regional elections, Congress action in the field, as well as Congress co-operation with its partners.
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