The purpose of the present paper is to examine this evolving model for nominations and appointments. The first part of the paper recalls the initial EU model for appointments and how it worked in practice. The second section looks at the new role that has been given to the European Parliament as regards nominations in recent years, and the ways in which it has chosen to build on its new powers. The final part of the paper looks at some of the likely demands for changes in the future.
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