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"I voted for the proposal for a regulation on the detailed provisions governing the exercise of the European Parliament’s right of inquiry. The Treaty of Lisbon created conditions for a renewed, stronger institutional balance within the European Union, allowing its institutions to function more efficiently, openly and democratically. In this context, the European Parliament’s functions in terms of political control were reinforced and extended. In accordance with both national parliamentary practice and the requirements under the Treaties (TEU, TFEU and EURATOM), the European Parliament’s committees of inquiry should be reinforced and be granted specific, genuine and clearly delimited powers which are more in line with its political stature and competences, while respecting the principle of proportionality. The regulation sets out detailed procedures for exercising the European Parliament’s right to have an inquiry, as part of its tasks, without having an impact on the powers granted by the Treaties to the other institutions or bodies, alleged contraventions of EU law or cases of maladministration in applying EU law by an EU institution or body, by a public administrative body in a Member State or by any person empowered by the EU to implement EU legislation."@en1
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