Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-05-23-Speech-3-345-000"
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"en.20120523.15.3-345-000"2
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"Based on the firm belief that this proposal for a regulation respects the doctrine of separation of powers in a state, I support the reform of the European Parliament’s right of inquiry. We need these changes to be made to the regulation because experience has shown us that, although Parliament can set up commissions of inquiry, they may come up against numerous restrictions during an investigation. The greater clout of these committees does not pose a risk to the institutions or persons being investigated, with the procedural code itself also being clarified by the rapporteur. Although Parliament has the power to impose sanctions, we must make clear that its main aim is to investigate any kind of situation which would turn out to be detrimental to the EU or to the citizens in this community. An overview of any irregularities which may appear will give us the opportunity to improve the current regulation, with the desire of progressing towards the EU judicial systems improving their operation."@en1
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