Last week, SEAP sent a letter to MEP’s anticipating the trilogue meeting taking place today (15th of June 2020) on the subject of establishing a mandatory transparency register for the EU institutions. Along with it, we have shared a Policy Brief, highlighting our own Transparency Pledge campaign on this subject, and calling …
The Society of European Affairs Professionals has issued a press statement regarding the impacts the Covid-19 pandemic is having in the Public Affairs Sector. You can read the full press statement via this link. Stay safe and best regards, The SEAP Team
According to a new General Notice from DG-SAFE dated from 7th February 2020, a change in the procedure for activating lobbyists badges is underway: “GENERAL NOTICE Subject : Change in the procedure for activating lobbyist badges As from 10th February 2020, lobbyists will no longer need to activate their access …
Dear Members and Friends, Upon reaching the end of the present year of activity SEAP is launching a new brand – LobbyEurope. This platform is not only intended to be a home for lobbyists in the European Union, but also a platform dedicated to educating the general public about the …
PRESS RELEASE Following the launch of the campaign by Corporate Europe Observatory, Food & Water Europe, Friends of the Earth Europe and Greenpeace EU to limit the voice of fossil fuel lobbyists, SEAP has asked the EU institutions to stand firm in increasing transparency and ensuring that all voices can …
The event was kindly hosted by The UK Law Societies Brussels Office and focused on the issues that are at the heart of the political agenda of the recently formed Parliament.
‘Despite nearly three years of negotiation, the EU institutions fail to agree an improvement in transparency. EU voters cannot be impressed by the blame game and the sheer unwillingness to reach a compromised standard. If the EU institutions cannot find a way in the last waning days of this Parliament …
Together with Transparency International EU and the European Public Affairs Consultancies’ Association (EPACA), SEAP has addressed a joint open letter expressing their concern regarding the state of the ongoing negotiations for an Interinstitutional Agreement on a mandatory Transparency Register. Read the full letter here.
