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"en.20110623.37.4-283-000"2
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"During the previous parliamentary term, the Conference of Presidents set up a Working Party on Parliamentary Reform, which was to review the functioning of Parliament and suggest improvements. In the chapter on cooperation between committees, the working party proposed not only strengthening the position of an associated committee involved in an associated committee procedure, but also developing a new form of cooperation between committees, introduced on the basis of Rule 51. This proposal was justified on the grounds that, in specific cases, when a legislative document of fundamental importance clearly does not belong within the scope of one committee, it may also be split between a number of committees. Disputes over competence must be resolved in accordance with the principle of equality and the principle of cooperation. The members of the relevant committees can then make a joint declaration on the amendments tabled to the legislative proposal. A more balanced report will then be submitted to plenary. In my opinion, facilitating the implementation of this process requires more than just an interpretation of the Rules of Procedure or guidelines. It involves an important procedural issue, which must be decided by a majority vote in plenary. We need to achieve more intelligible provisions, which will thereby have a greater chance of being implemented."@en1
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