Session approves Congress reform, with new priorities and changes to its structures and working methods
Session approves Congress reform, with new priorities and changes to its structures and working methods
[27/10/2010]
On 27 October 2010, the 19th Session of the Congress adopted its priorities for 2011-2012 and the proposed changes to its structures and working methods, including the creation of three new committees: a Monitoring Committee, a Governance Committee and a Current Affairs Committee, which will be set up immediately. The session also asked the Committee of Ministers to amend the Congress Charter in line with the changes. ''The reform process is entering an implementation stage. Its success lies in the active engagement of all Congress members, in our commitment and participation,'' Ian Micallef (Malta, EPP/CD), Rapporteur on priorities, stressed addressing the session.
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La Session approuve la réforme du Congrès, qui définit de nouvelles priorités et modifie ses structures et méthodes de travail
[27/10/2010]
Le 27 octobre 2010, la 19e Session du Congrès a adopté ses priorités pour 2011-2012 et les propositions de modification de ses structures et méthodes de travail, y compris la création de trois nouvelles commissions : une Commission de suivi, une Commission de la gouvernance et une Commission des questions d’actualité, qui seront constituées immédiatement. La Session a aussi demandé au Comité des Ministres de modifier la Charte du Congrès conformément à ces changements. S’adressant aux membres du Congrès, Ian Micallef (Malte, PPE/DC), Rapporteur sur les priorités, a souligné que ''le processus de réforme entre dans une phase de mise en œuvre. Son succès dépend de l’engagement actif de tous les membres du Congrès, de notre implication et de notre participation.''
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On 27 October 2010, the 19th Session of the Congress adopted its priorities for 2011-2012 and the proposed changes to its structures and working methods, including the creation of three new committees: a Monitoring Committee, a Governance Committee and a Current Affairs Committee, which will be set up immediately. The session also asked the Committee of Ministers to amend the Congress Charter in line with the changes. ''The reform process is entering an implementation stage. Its success lies in the active engagement of all Congress members, in our commitment and participation,'' Ian Micallef (Malta, EPP/CD), Rapporteur on priorities, stressed addressing the session.