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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE PRESIDENTIAL TROIKA OF COSAC
Copenhagen, Denmark, 29 January 2012
PRESENT AT THE MEETING
CHAIR: Ms Eva KJER HANSEN (Folketinget, Denmark).
Ms Agnieszka POMASKA (Sejm, Poland), Mr Edmund WITTBRODT (Senat, Poland), Mr
Averof NEOFYTOU (Vouli
ton Antiprosopon,
Cyprus), Mr Miguel Ángel MARTÍNEZ
MARTÍNEZ and Mr Carlo CASINI (European Parliament).
AGENDA
1. Adoption of the agenda of the meeting of the Presidential Troika of COSAC
2. Approval of the draft programme of the meeting of the Chairpersons of COSAC
3. Debate on the draft programme of the XLVII COSAC (22-24 April 2012)
4. Approval of the outline of the 17
th
Bi-annual Report of COSAC
5. Letters received by the Presidency
6. Any other business
PROCEEDINGS
1. Adoption of the agenda of the meeting of the Presidential Troika of COSAC
The meeting was chaired by Ms Eva KJER HANSEN, Chairman of the European Affairs
Committee of the Danish
Folketing,
who welcomed the delegations of the Presidential Troika of
COSAC (hereinafter referred to as "the Troika"), and in particular its new members, Ms
Agnieszka POMASKA (Sejm, Poland) and Mr Averof NEOFYTOU (Vouli
ton Antiprosopon,
Cyprus). She went on to congratulate Mr Edmund WITTBRODT on his re-election to the Polish
Senat,
Mr Miguel Ángel MARTÍNEZ MARTÍNEZ on his re-election as Vice President of the
European Parliament and Mr Carlo CASINI on his re-election as Chair of the Committee on
Constitutional Affairs of the European Parliament.
The agenda of the meeting of the Troika was adopted without amendments.
2. Approval of the draft programme of the meeting of the Chairpersons of COSAC
Ms KJER HANSEN highlighted the two main debates that would be held the next day. The first
one - in which Commissioner Connie HEDEGAARD was the guest speaker - would focus on
ways to promote green economy in Europe. The second debate on the economic and financial
crisis - in which Commissioner Maroš ŠEFČOVIČ would address the meeting - would also offer
the possibility to discuss the issue of democratic accountability and the role of national
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