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Mr President, transparency, access to information and respect for the rights of European citizens are vital to ensuring confidence between citizens and institutions. When the Ombudsman presents its annual report to the Committee on Petitions, representatives of the Commission, the administration, the European Parliament, the Council and other institutions should also be invited to take part in the discussion.
The complaints received by the Ombudsman in 2010 fall into seven categories: openness – 107 complaints, the role of the Commission as guardian of the Treaties – 51, institutional matters – 46, administration and staff regulations – 39, staff selection procedures – 39, execution of contracts – 24, award of tenders and grants – 20. The largest number of complaints came from Spain, Germany and Poland. 65% of the inquiries opened by the Ombudsman in 2010 concerned the European Commission and 10% the European Personnel Selection Office. Particular attention should be paid to EPSO given that tens of thousands of candidates take part in its competitions.
I call on the Commission and other institutions responsible to improve the current situation as quickly as possible."@en1
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