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The Bureau of the Congress Verification of New Members The Bureau of the Congress CG/BUR18(2018)131 19 March 2018 Verification of new members’ credentials Co-rapporteurs:2 Michail ANGELOPOULOS, Greece (L, EPP/CCE) Eunice CAMPBELL-CLARK, United Kingdom (R, SOC) Preliminary draft resolution .......................................................................................................................... 2 Summary The rapporteurs review the credentials of the new members in the light of the current criteria of the Congress Charter and Rules and Procedures. Document submitted for approval to the Bureau of the Congress on 26 March 2018 1 This document is classified confidential until it has been examined by the Bureau of the Congress. 2 L: Chamber of Local Authorities / R: Chamber of Regions EPP/CCE: European People’s Party Group in the Congress SOC: Socialist Group ILDG: Independent and Liberal Democrat Group ECR: European Conservatives and Reformists Group NR: Members not belonging to a political group of the Congress Tel ► +33 (0)3 8841 2110 Fax ► +33 (0)3 8841 2719 [email protected] CG/BUR18(2018)13 PRELIMINARY DRAFT RESOLUTION 1. In compliance with the Congress’ Charter and Rules and Procedures, the countries listed hereafter have changed the composition of their delegation due to either the loss of mandate or the resignation of some members of the delegation: Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Georgia, Ireland, Latvia, Montenegro, Norway, Romania, Spain, Sweden, “The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”, United Kingdom. 2. At present there are 5 representative seats and 11 substitute seats vacant out of a total of 648 seats. The countries concerned – Germany, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Italy, Poland and Romania – are invited to complete their delegation. 3. The rapporteurs on the verification of credentials propose that the Congress approve the credentials of the members of the national delegations appended to this resolution. ARMENIA / ARMÉNIE - Seats / Sièges : 4 CHAMBER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES / CHAMBRE DES POUVOIRS LOCAUX Representative / Représentant Mr / M. Taron MARGARYAN PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE RPA - Republican Party of Armenia Mayor of Erevan Mr / M. Emin YERITSYAN PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE Non Party Councillor, Community of Parakar Substitute / Suppléant Mrs / Mme Jemma HARUTYUNYAN PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE Non Party Mayor, Amasia Community Mr / M. Vardan HOVHANNISYAN PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE RPA - Republican Party of Armenia Mayor of the City of Jermuk CHAMBER OF REGIONS / CHAMBRE DES RÉGIONS Representative / Représentant Mrs / Mme Alina HARUTYUNYAN* PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE RPA - Republican Party of Armenia Head, Community of Nor-Yerznka Mrs / Mme Natalya LAPAURI* PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE Non party Councillor, city of Yerevan Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. Kamo KAKOYAN* CRE-ECR PAP - Prosperous Armenia Party Mayor of Nor Kharbert Community Mrs / Mme Arevik LOKYAN* NI-NR ARF - Armenian Revolutionary Federation Councillor, City of Vanadzor Delegation Chair / Président de délégation Mr / M. Emin YERITSYAN (Working Language : English / Anglais) Councillor, Community of Parakar Tel : +37410574501 Fax : +37410575219 E-mail : [email protected] Deputy Head of Delegation / Vice-Président de délégation Mr / M. Vardan HOVHANNISYAN (Working Language : English / Anglais) Mayor of the City of Jermuk Tel : +37410574501 Fax : +37410575219 E-mail : [email protected] Delegation Secretary / Secrétaire de délégation Mrs / Mme Natalya LAPAURI* (Working Language : English / Anglais) Councillor, city of Yerevan Tel : +37410574501 Fax : +37410575219 E-mail : [email protected] 2 / 20 The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe / Le Congrès des pouvoirs locaux et régionaux du Conseil de l’Europe F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex – Tél : +33 (0)3 88 41 21 10 – Fax : +33 (0)3 88 41 37 47 – [email protected] – www.coe.int/congress BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA / BOSNIE-HERZÉGOVINE - Seats / Sièges : 5 CHAMBER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES / CHAMBRE DES POUVOIRS LOCAUX Representative / Représentant Mr / M. Igor RADOJICIC NI-NR SNSD - Alliance of Independant Social Democrats Mayor of Banja Luka Mr / M. Ivan VUKADIN PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE BIH-HDZ BIH - Croatian Democratic Union Mayor of Tomislavgrad Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. Semir EFENDIC PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE SDA - Party of Democratic Action Mayor, Novi Grad Municipality Mr / M. Bojo GASANOVIC NI-NR SDS - Serbian Democratic Party Mayor, East Stari Grad Municipality Mr / M. - ZZ SUP CPL (BOSNIA AND ZZ-ZZ HERZEGOVINA) CHAMBER OF REGIONS / CHAMBRE DES RÉGIONS Representative / Représentant Mr / M. Marinko CAVARA PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE BIH-HDZ BIH - Croatian Democratic Union President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mrs / Mme Melika MAHMUTBEGOVIC PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE SDA - Party of Democratic Action Vice-President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mrs / Mme Lejla RESIC PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE DNS - Democratic People's Alliance Minister for Administration and Local Self-Government, Republika Srpska Substitute / Suppléant Mrs / Mme Vesna SVANCER PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE SBB - Party for better future Vice-Chair, House of Representatives Mr / M. - ZZ SUP CPR (BOSNIA AND ZZ-ZZ HERZEGOVINA) Delegation Chair / Président de délégation Mr / M. Marinko CAVARA (Working Language : English / Anglais) President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Tel : +38733206656 Fax : E-mail : [email protected] Deputy Head of Delegation / Vice-Président de délégation Delegation Secretary / Secrétaire de délégation Mrs / Mme Melika MAHMUTBEGOVIC (Working Language : English / Anglais) Vice-President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Tel : +38733472618 Fax : +38733714251 E-mail : [email protected] 3 / 20 The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe / Le Congrès des pouvoirs locaux et régionaux du Conseil de l’Europe F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex – Tél : +33 (0)3 88 41 21 10 – Fax : +33 (0)3 88 41 37 47 – [email protected] – www.coe.int/congress CROATIA / CROATIE - Seats / Sièges : 5 CHAMBER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES / CHAMBRE DES POUVOIRS LOCAUX Representative / Représentant Mr / M. Ivan HANZEK SOC SDP - Social Democratic Party Mayor of Zabok Mrs / Mme Antonija JOZIC PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE HDZ - Croatian Democratic Union Mayor of Pleternica Mr / M. Mirko MALIS PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE HDZ - Croatian Democratic Union Mayor of Cacinci Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. Josip BILANDZIJA PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE HDZ - Croatian Democratic Union Mayor of Garesnica Mrs / Mme Glorija PALISKA-BOLTERSTEIN GILD-ILDG IDS - Istrian Democratic Assembly Mayor of Rasa CHAMBER OF REGIONS / CHAMBRE DES RÉGIONS Representative / Représentant Mrs / Mme Vesna HAJSAN-DOLINAR PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE HDZ - Croatian Democratic Union Deputy Prefect of the Karlovac County Mr / M. Goran PAUK PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE HDZ - Croatian Democratic Union Prefect, Sibenik-Knin County Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. Valter FLEGO GILD-ILDG IDS - Istrian Democratic Assembly County Prefect of Istra Mrs / Mme Jelena PAVICIC VUKICEVIC SOC Bandic Milan 365-party Member of the City Assembly of Zagreb Mr / M. Matija POSAVEC GILD-ILDG HNS-LD - Croation People's party - Liberal democrats County Prefect of Medimurje Delegation Chair / Président de délégation Mr / M. Goran PAUK (Working Language : English / Anglais) Prefect, Sibenik-Knin County Tel : +385913165861 Fax : +385460750 E-mail : [email protected] Deputy Head of Delegation / Vice-Président de délégation Mr / M. Ivan HANZEK (Working Language : English / Anglais) Mayor of Zabok Tel : +38549587777 Fax : +38549587757 E-mail : [email protected] Delegation Secretary / Secrétaire de délégation Mr / M. Mladen IVANOVIC (Working Language : English / Anglais) Tel : + 385 1 3689 153 Fax : + 385 1 3637 116 E-mail : [email protected] 4 / 20 The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe / Le Congrès des pouvoirs locaux et régionaux du Conseil de l’Europe F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex – Tél : +33 (0)3 88 41 21 10 – Fax : +33 (0)3 88 41 37 47 – [email protected] – www.coe.int/congress GEORGIA / GÉORGIE - Seats / Sièges : 5 CHAMBER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES / CHAMBRE DES POUVOIRS LOCAUX Representative / Représentant Mrs / Mme Nino KAVTARADZE PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE GD - Georgian Dream Member of Rustavi City Council Mrs / Mme Sevdia UGREKHELIDZE PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE UNMPG - United National Movement Party of Georgia Member of Tbilissi Assembly Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. David KATAMADZE PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE UNMPG - United National Movement Party of Georgia Member of Tkibuli Municipal Council Mrs / Mme Tamar KODOSHVILI CRE-ECR APG - Alliance of Patriots of Georgia Member of Gori Municipal Council Mrs / Mme Sophiko SIUKAEVA PPE/CCE-EPP/CCE UNMPG - United National Movement Party of Georgia Member, Terjola Municipal Council CHAMBER OF REGIONS / CHAMBRE DES RÉGIONS Representative / Représentant Mr / M. Kakha KALADZE SOC GD - Georgian Dream Mayor of Tbilissi Mrs / Mme Tamar TALIASHVILI SOC GD - Georgian Dream Member of Tbilissi City Assembly Mr / M. George TKEMALADZE SOC GD - Georgian Dream Member of Tbilissi Assembly Substitute / Suppléant Mr / M. Beka DAVITULIANI SOC GD - Georgian Dream Member of Tbilissi City Council Mr / M. Irakli TCHEISHVILI SOC GD - Georgian Dream Member of Ajara Supreme Council Delegation Chair / Président de délégation Mr / M. Kakha KALADZE (Working Language : English / Anglais) Mayor of Tbilissi Tel : Fax : E-mail : [email protected] Deputy Head of Delegation / Vice-Président de délégation Mrs / Mme Nino KAVTARADZE (Working Language : English / Anglais) Member of Rustavi City Council Tel : +995595572726 Fax : E-mail : [email protected] Delegation Secretary
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