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I applaud the unanimous approval of this recommendation by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs. As has been pointed out, care should be taken to ensure that the use of ‘comitology’ does not detract from our full compliance with Parliament’s legislative procedure and powers of colegislation. This will prevent any consequent adoption of legislative provisions through implementing measures other than the codecision procedure.
The task is above all to establish a system permitting Parliament properly to exert the powers of control entrusted to it and, if necessary, to contest any implementing measures with which it disagrees, providing those measures originate in the codecision process. Indeed, Parliament has always come out in favour of greater transparency in the work of the various committees, emphasising in particular the need for the agenda and minutes of committee meetings, attendance registers, drafts submitted to committees in relation to implementing measures, provisional timetables and results of votes to be passed on to Parliament. Furthermore, all committee documents – except classified documents – should be made available to Parliament and the general public."@en1
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