Examination of credentials of Representatives and Substitutes
Report on credentials
| Doc. 12263
| 25 May 2010
1. Following
the examination of credentials of new representatives and substitutes
appointed during the 2nd part of the
2010 session of the Assembly, and in accordance with Rule 6, paragraphs
1 and 4, of the Rules of Procedure, the President of the Assembly
has received the credentials of representatives and substitutes which
have been transmitted in due form by the competent authorities of
member states for validation by the Standing Committee acting on
behalf of the Assembly.
2. The Standing Committee, acting on behalf of the Assembly,
is called upon to express its decision on the validation of the
credentials of the representatives and substitutes whose names are
given below.
3. Following parliamentary elections, Hungary has
appointed a new delegation.
4. Greece has appointed
a new representative to replace Mrs Theodora Bakoyannis who has
resigned.
5. In the case of objection or justified contestation, the contested
credentials shall be referred without debate to the appropriate
committee which shall report back to the Assembly, in accordance
with Rules 7 and 8 of the Rules of Procedure.
1 Members
1.1 Hungary
1.1.1 Representatives
Mr Márton BRAUN (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr József ÉKES (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr Tamás GAUDI NAGY (Jabbik Movement for a better Hungary)
Mr Attila GRUBER (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr Ferenc KALMÁR (KDNP Christian Democratic People’s Party)
Mr Vilmos SZABÓ (Hungarian Socialist Party)
Mrs Melinda SZÉKYNÉ SZTRÉMI (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
1.1.2 Substitutes
Mr Gábor HARANGOZÓ (Hungarian Socialist Party)
Mr Péter HOPPÁL (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Ms Virág KAUFER (LMP Politics can be different)
Mr László KOSZORÚS (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr Péter MIHALOVICS (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr Gábor Tamás NAGY (Fidesz Hungarian Civic Union)
Mr Imre VEJKEY (KDNP Christian Democratic People’s Party)
1.2 Greece
1.2.1 Representative
Mr Evangelos MEIMARAKIS (New Democracy Party)
