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Parliamentary Committees

of the EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

​Why It Is Important to Monitor Legislative Activity

Monitoring the legislative work of the European Parliament's parliamentary committees is crucial for several reasons:
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  1. Ensuring Accountability: Parliamentary committees play a significant role in shaping EU legislation. Monitoring their work ensures that the decision-making process is transparent and that the elected representatives are held accountable for their actions.
  2. Informed Decision-Making: By tracking committee activities, citizens, interest groups, and stakeholders can stay informed about proposed laws, amendments, and debates. This information allows them to engage in the democratic process effectively.
  3. Early Engagement: Committees often work on legislation in the early stages of the legislative process. Monitoring their work allows stakeholders to provide input and influence the outcome before it reaches the plenary session.
  4. Scrutiny and Oversight: Monitoring committees helps ensure that the legislative process is subject to scrutiny and oversight. It allows for the identification of potential issues, conflicts of interest, or problems with proposed legislation.
  5. Transparency and Trust: Transparency in committee work fosters trust in the EU's decision-making process. Citizens and organizations are more likely to support EU policies when they can see how decisions are made.
  6. Efficient Policymaking: Monitoring committee work can lead to more efficient policymaking. It helps avoid redundancies, contradictory legislation, or rushed decisions by allowing for careful consideration and debate.
  7. Collaboration: Committee work often involves collaboration across political groups and national delegations. Monitoring their activities encourages cooperation and consensus-building among MEPs.
  8. Adaptation to Changing Needs: By observing committee work, the EU can adapt its policies to changing circumstances, technological advancements, and emerging challenges.
  9. Improved Legislation: Public input and monitoring can lead to more well-crafted and balanced legislation, addressing the needs of diverse stakeholders.



Our role?

We provide you with continuously updated information on EU legislative work, as well as our assistance and guidance in navigating the regulatory landscape and making informed decisions.
Sources: European Union, http://www.europa.eu/, 1995-2025, 

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