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Final List of Participants Liste Des Participants Finale Meeting of the Working Group of the COSAC 30 October 2015 Luxembourg FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Réunion du Groupe de travail de la COSAC 30 octobre 2015 Luxembourg LISTE DES PARTICIPANTS FINALE AUSTRIA – AUTRICHE – ÖSTERREICH National Council / Conseil national / Nationalrat Federal Council / Conseil fédéral / Bundesrat Mr / M. Christian HUETTERER, Official, Representative of Parliament to the European Union BELGIUM – BELGIQUE – BELGIË House of Representatives / Chambre des représentants / Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers Mr / M. Peter LUYKX, Head of delegation, MP Mr / M. Carlos DEMEYERE, Official, Premier Conseiller de direction Senate / Sénat / Senaat Mr / M. Philippe MAHOUX, Head of delegation, Président du Comité d'Avis fédéral chargé des Questions européennes Ms / Mme Iuna SADAT, Official, Secrétaire de délégation BULGARIA – BULGARIE – БЪЛГАРИЯ National Assembly / Assemblée nationale / Narodno sabranie Mr / M. Gueorg GUEORGIEV, Head of delegation, Member of Committee on European Affairs and Oversight of the European funds Mr / M. Mladen LAMBEFF, Official, Chief expert at the Committee on European Affairs and Oversight of the European funds CROATIA – CROATIE – HRVATSKA Parliament / Parlement / Hrvatski sabor Ms / Mme Tanja BABIC, Official, Representative of the Croatian Parliament to the European Parliament CYPRUS – CHYPRE – ΚΤΠΡΟ΢ House of Representatives / Chambre des représentants / Vouli ton Antiprosopon Mr / M. Fidias SARIKAS, Head of delegation, MP, Member of the House Standing Committee on Foreign and European Affairs Dr / Dr. Hara PARLA, Official, Senior International Relations Officer Mr / M. Andreas CHRISTODOULOU, Official, European Affairs Officer A’ DENMARK – DANEMARK – DANMARK Parliament / Parlement / Folketinget Mr / M. Klaus ANDERSEN, Official, Permanent representative of the Danish Parliament to the EU ESTONIA – ESTONIE – EESTI Parliament / Parlement / Riigikogu Ms / Mme Kristi SÕBER, Official, National Parliament Representative based in Brussels FINLAND – FINLANDE – SUOMI Parliament / Parlement / Eduskunta Ms/ Mme Laura FORSSELL, Official, Assistant liaison officer FRANCE – FRANCE National Assembly / Assemblée nationale Ms / Mme Danielle AUROI, Head of delegation, MP, Présidente de la commission des Affaires européennes Mr / M. Julien BARBOT, Official, Administrateur commission des Affaires européennes Senate/ Sénat Mr / M. Jean BIZET, Head of delegation, Senator, Président de la commission des affaires européennes Mr / M. Sébastien RICHARD, Official, Administrateur-adjoint au service de la commission des affaires européennes GERMANY – ALLEMAGNE – DEUTSCHLAND German Bundestag / Bundestag allemand / Bundestag Mr / M. Christian PETRY, Head of delegation, MP, Member of the German Bundestag Ms / Mme Heike BADDENHAUSEN, Official, Leiterin des Sekretariats des Auschusses für die Angelegenheiten der Europäischen Union Mr / M. Andreas BERNING, Interpreter Mr / M. Alexander WOOD, Interpreter Federal Council / Conseil fédéral / Bundesrat Ms / Mme Hella DUNGER-LÖPER, Head of delegation, MP, Deputy Member of the Committee on European Union Questions Ms / Mme Ute MÜLLER, Official, Ministerialrätin GREECE – GRÈCE – ΔΛΛΆΓΑ HELLENIC PARLIAMENT / PARLEMENT HELLÉNIQUE / ΒΟΤΛΗ ΣΩΝ ΔΛΛΗΝΩΝ Ms / Mme Evangelia KARAKOSTA, Head of delegation, MP Ms / Mme Despina FOLA, Official, Representative of the HP in the EP HUNGARY – HONGRIE – MAGYARORSZÁG National Assembly / Assemblée nationale / Országgyűlés Mr / M. Richárd HÖRCSIK, Head of delegation, Président de la Commission des affaires européennes Ms / Mme Zsuzsánna DÓCZY, Official, Conseillère, Commission des affaires européennes IRELAND – IRLANDE – ÉIRE Parliament / Parlement / Houses of the Oireachtas Mr / M. Dominic HANNIGAN, Head of delegation, MP, Chairman of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on European Union Affairs Ms / Mme Fiona CASHIN, Official, Policy Adviser, Oireachtas Joint Committee on European Union Affairs ITALY – ITALIE – ITALIA Chamber of Deputies / Chambre des députés/ Camera dei Deputati Mr / M. Paolo TANCREDI, Head of delegation, Vice President Ms / Mme Livia MINERVINI, Official, Head of Secretariat - European Union Policy Committee Senate / Sénat / Senato Mr / M. Roberto COCIANCICH, Head of delegation, Senator, Member of the EU Policies Committee Mr / M. Davide Alberto CAPUANO, Official, Head of the office of the EU Policies Committee LATVIA – LETTONIE – LATVIJA Parliament / Parlement / Saeima Ms/ Mme Simona MEGNE, Official, National Parliament representative to the EU LITHUANIA – LITUANIE – LIETUVA Parliament / Parlement / Seimas Mr / M. Arminas LYDEKA, Head of delegation, MP, Deputy chair of the Committee on European Affairs LUXEMBOURG – LUXEMBOURG – LËTZEBUERG Chamber of Deputies / Chambre des Députés Mr/ M. Marc ANGEL, Head of delegation, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign and European Affairs, Defense, Cooperation and Immigration Ms/ Mme Isabelle BARRA, Secrétaire générale adjointe MALTA – MALTE – MALTA House of Representatives / Chambre des représentants / Kamra tad-Deputati Mr / M. Kenneth CURMI, Official, National Representative of the Parliament of Malta NETHERLANDS – PAYS-BAS – NEDERLAND Senate / Sénat / Eerste Kamer der Staten-Generaal Mr / M. Tuur ELZINGA, Head of delegation, Chairman of the Standing Committee on European Affairs Ms / Mme Ilse VAN DEN DRIESSCHE, Official, Member of staff of the Standing Committee on European Affairs House of Representatives / Chambre des représentants / Tweede Kamer der Staten- Generaal Ms / Mme Marit MAIJ, Head of delegation, Member of the Standing Committee on European Affairs Ms / Mme Mendeltje VAN KEULEN, Official, Clerk of the Standing Committee on European Affairs POLAND – POLOGNE – POLSKA Parliament / Parlement / Sejm Ms / Mme Agnieszka POMASKA, Head of delegation, Chairwoman of the European Union Affairs Committee Ms / Mme Anna TREBACZKIEWICZ, Official, Representative of the Chancellery of the Sejm to the EU Senate / Sénat / Senat Mr / M. Edmund WITTBRODT, Head of delegation, Senator, Chairman of the European Union Affairs Committee Dr / Dr. Magdalena SLOK-WODKOWSKA, Official, Adviser PORTUGAL – PORTUGAL – PORTUGAL Assembly of the Republic / Assemblée de la République / Assembleia da República Ms / Mme Maria João COSTA, Official, Représentant permanent de l'Assemblée de la République auprès de l'Union Européenne ROMANIA – ROUMANIE – ROMÂNIA Chamber of Deputies / Chambre des Députés / Camera Deputaților Mr / M. Dorin Silviu PETREA, Head of delegation, MP, Member of the European Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies Mr / M. Dan MATEI, Official, Head of the EAC Secretariat Chamber of Deputies Senate / Sénat / Senatul Ms / Mme Mihaela POPA, Head of delegation, Senator, Vice-president of the EU Affairs Committee Ms / Mme Nicoleta ALDEA, Official, Counsellor SLOVAKIA – SLOVAQUIE – SLOVENSKO National Council / Conseil national / Narodnarada Ms / Mme Mierka SZILVIA, Official, State advisor, National Council of the Slovak Republic SLOVENIA – SLOVÉNIE – SLOVENIJA National Assembly / Assemblée nationale / Državni zbor Ms / Mme Romana NOVAK, Official, Representative to the European Parliament National Council / Conseil national / Državni svet Mr / M. Bojan KEKEC, Head of delegation, MP, Vice-president of the Commission for International Relations and European Affairs Ms / Mme Neza DULAR, Official, Adviser SWEDEN – SUÈDE – SVERIGE Parliament / Parlement / Riksdag Mr / M. Emanuel ÖZ, Head of delegation, Member of the EUA Committee Ms / Mme Christina OHLÉN, Official, Committee Secretary Ms / Mme Kristina ÖRTENHED, Official, Committee secretary for the Committee on the constitution UNITED KINGDOM – ROYAUME-UNI House of Commons / Chambre des Communes Mr / M. William CASH, Head of delegation, MP, CHAIR, EUROPEAN SCRUTINY COMMITTEE Ms / Mme Alison GROVES, Official, National Parliament Representative House of Lords / Chambre des Lords Ms / Mme Rosalind SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET, Head of delegation, Chairman of the House of Lords Energy and Environment Sub-Committee Mr / M. Paul DOWLING, OFFICIAL, National Parliament Representative to the EU OTHER PARTICIPANTS – AUTRES PARTICIPANTS EUROPEAN COMMISSION – COMMISSION EUROPEENNE Mr / M. Robert THOMAS, Observer, Co-ordinator for interinstitutional relations COSAC SECRETARIAT – SECRÉTARIAT DE LA COSAC Ms/ Mme Christiana FRYDA, Permanent member of the COSAC Secretariat, House of Representatives of Cyprus Mr/ M. Yves CARL, Member of the COSAC Secretariat, Luxembourg, Chambre des Députés Mr/ M. Paolo ATZORI, Member of COSAC Secretariat, European Parliament Mr/ M. Jos VAN DE WIEL, Member of the COSAC Secretariat, Netherlands Staten-Generaal .
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