In cases where the relevant information is provided at a later stage, the Member State of residence should ensure, by appropriate measures and in accordance with the procedures provided for by its national law, that citizens of the Union deprived of the right to stand in their home Member State who were registered on the roll or have already been elected, are prevented from being elected or from exercising their mandate.

in point 4.1 of Annex V, Part A, the words ‘List of all pending recoveries at 30 June of the year N + 2 (N = year of this annual programme)’ are replaced by the words ‘List of all pending recoveries six months after the eligibility deadline for expenditure’;

After one year of " new government" , at a time when there are more than 1,000 names on the eligibility lists for judicial appointments and the Prime Minister is trying to diminish the role of the Senate, can the Leader of the Government in the Senate tell us when the Prime Minister is going to instruct his Minister of Justice to appoint qualified new judges to serve justice and those who come before the courts, when the provinces have been calling for these appointments for over a year?

It was a competition including a jury, eligibility lists and appointments by order of merit.

With a further one million citizens of the European Union living outside their home country entitled to vote and stand as a candidate in their member state of residence in the 2004 elections to the European Parliament, the European Commission issued on 8 April 2003 a Communication recommending in particular that acceding states transpose the relevant Community law without delay, in order to establish a legal basis for the right of citizens of the Union to vote and to stand as a candidate in their state of residence in the 2004 elections; both the current 15 member states and the ten acceding states (Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia) shoud take the necessary measures to ensure ...[+++] that all Union citizens nationals of other Member states and residing in their territory are entered in the electoral rolls in good time before the 2004 elections to the European Parliament.

Following an election the Danish Parliament may declare an elected candidate to be an unfit person and thus deprive him of his seat, but such convictions may never be relied on to prevent someone standing for election (d) Exercise of the right to vote and to stand as a candidate In all Member States citizens have to complete certain formalities in advance of polling day if they are to be able to exercise their right to vote and to stand as a candidate at a particular election in any given locality or constituency (aa) Exercise of the right to vote In order to be able to exercise their right to vote, citizens of voting age must normally appear on the electoral ...[+++] roll drawn up for the constituency or locality in question.