Committee on Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs

Latest news

• 03/11/2020 - Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs Amending PACE Rules of procedure to better reflect developments in parliamentary practice
• 03/11/2020 - Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs Rule changes proposed to enable remote or hybrid PACE plenary sessions
• 06/03/2020 - Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs Joint Committee of Ministers/PACE procedure: committee proposes changes to the Assembly's Rules of Procedure
• 04/03/2020 - Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs Swedish delegation comes top for voting at PACE in 2019
• 06/09/2019 - Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs PACE committee’s response to corruption report detailed in new assessment

Activities

Agendas
All items due for discussion and decision.

Reports under preparation
List of reports under preparation in the committee.

Documents and declarations
The committee's public documents and declarations.

Decisions
Details of decisions taken by the committee at each meeting (synopses).

Did you know?

In January 2020, Ingjerd Schou (Norway, EPP/CD) was elected as Chairperson of the Committee.

A PACE anti-corruption platform

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Functioning

Terms of reference
The committee shall ensure that the Assembly's Rules of Procedure are applied properly and that they – as well as the ancillary texts to the rules – remain consonant with the Assembly's practice. It shall consider any proposal to amend the rules, in accordance with Rule 68 of the Rules of Procedure.

Members of the committee

The committee has 32 members, 30 of whom are appointed by the five political groups in the Assembly, and two are non-registered. The chairpersons of the five political groups in the Assembly and the outgoing President of the Assembly sit as ex officio members.

Members of the sub-committees

Secretariat

Mme Valérie CLAMER
Head of the Secretariat 6.156+33/3 88.41.2106 Mme Kateryna GAYEVSKA
Secretary 6.160+33/3 88.41.2127 Mme Catherine BECARMIN
Assistant 6.154+33/3 90.21.5460