To strengthen the connection between national and European
parties, a reform stipulates that only national parties - not individuals - will be
allowed to create a European party eligible for funding. The proposal, approved by the European
Parliament’s (EP) Constitutional Affairs Committee, obliges parties to display
the logo and political manifesto of their affiliated European party on their sites and false information will lead to de-registration. The revamp of
rules aims to improve transparency and guarantee proper use of public funds in
an effort to bring citizens closer to the EU.
EU Watch
European Political Party Funding Rules Revised
To strengthen the connection between national and European parties, a reform stipulates that only national parties - not individuals - will be allowed to create a European party eligible for funding. The proposal,...
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