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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Funding reforms

Family members to stay on MEPs' staff

By Simon Taylor  -  17.07.2008 / 00:00 CET

Assistants to be employed directly by institutions

MEPs to publish more details of allowances

MEPs who employ members of their families will be able to continue doing so for the next term of the European Parliament, following a decision of 9 July. This is one concession made by the Parliament's bureau, made up of its president and the 14 vice-presidents, when it unanimously approved changes to the rules for employing and paying assistants.

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FUNDING CHANGE MEPs will have publish more details about their all expenses and allowances. REUTERS

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