Bureau 

The Bureau is a group of CoR members that can be thought of as CoR's political driving force: it draws up its political priorities and oversees their implementation. The Bureau meets before each plenary session to coordinate the work of the plenary assembly and the commissions. It also gathers two times a year in extraordinary meetings in the EU country holding the Presidency of the Council of the EU.
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Does the Bureau also have a political term? How long does it last?

Just like the President, the Bureau has a term of two and half years.

What is its composition?

The Bureau reflects the political pluralism within the CoR. It is composed of:

  • President
  • First Vice-President
  • 27 other Vice-Presidents (one for each Member State)
  • 26 other members
  • presidents of the political groups

France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain have each three seats. Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Sweden each have two seats. Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta and Slovenia have one seat each.

What are the tasks of the Bureau?

The main tasks of the Bureau are establishing and monitoring the implementation of CoR's political priorities, as well as coordinating the work of the plenary assembly and commissions.

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