Common use of Interactions conditional upon registration Clause in Contracts

Interactions conditional upon registration. 1) The three institutions agree to make the following types of interaction conditional upon prior registration of interest representatives: In the European Parliament  Access to Parliament buildings: eligibility for applying for long-term access passes to the European Parliament premises of individuals representing, or working for, interest representatives;  Committee public hearings: possibility for interest representatives to be invited to speak at a committee hearing as a guest, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 3(2)(b);  Patronage: granting of patronage to events organised by interest representatives;  Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and members of the European Parliament ('MEPs'), the Secretary-General, Directors-General and Secretaries- General of political groups;  Events: hosting of events organised by interest representatives on the European Parliament's premises;  Notices: sending of automatic messages about the European Parliament's activities to interest representatives. In the Council of the European Union  Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and the Ambassador of the current or forthcoming Presidency of the Council of the EU, as well as their deputies in the Committee of the Permanent Representatives of the Governments of the Member States to the European Union, the Council's Secretary-General and Directors- General;  Notices: sending of automatic messages about the Council’s activities to interest representatives. In the European Commission  Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and members of the Commission, their Cabinet members and Directors-General;  Expert groups: appointment of certain types of expert group members;3  Public consultations: sending of automatic alerts about the Commission’s consultations to interest representatives; the Commission will differentiate between registered and non-registered entities by publishing their contributions separately;  Patronage: granting of patronage to events organised by interest representatives;  Mailing lists: sending of alerts by means of mailing lists to interest representatives about certain Commission activities.

Interactions conditional upon registration. 1) The three institutions agree to make the following types of interaction conditional upon prior registration of interest representatives: In the European Parliament  − Access to Parliament buildings: eligibility for applying for long-term access passes to the European Parliament premises of individuals representing, or working for, interest representatives;  − Committee public hearings: possibility for interest representatives to be invited to speak at a committee hearing as a guest, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 3(2)(b);  − Patronage: granting of patronage to events organised by interest representatives;  − Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and members of the European Parliament ('MEPs'), the Secretary-General, Directors-General and Secretaries- General of political groups;  − Events: hosting of events organised by interest representatives on the European Parliament's premises;  − Notices: sending of automatic messages about the European Parliament's activities to interest representatives. In the Council of the European Union  − Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and the Ambassador of the current or forthcoming Presidency of the Council of the EU, as well as their deputies in the Committee of the Permanent Representatives of the Governments of the Member States to the European Union, the Council's Secretary-General and Directors- General;  − Notices: sending of automatic messages about the Council’s activities to interest representatives. In the European Commission  − Meetings: meetings between interest representatives and members of the Commission, their Cabinet members and Directors-General;  − Expert groups: appointment of certain types of expert group members;3  − Public consultations: sending of automatic alerts about the Commission’s consultations to interest representatives; the Commission will differentiate between registered and non-registered entities by publishing their contributions separately;  − Patronage: granting of patronage to events organised by interest representatives;  − Mailing lists: sending of alerts by means of mailing lists to interest representatives about certain Commission activities.