Research on counselors European Union

brussels - The European Ombudsman shall examine the way in which the European Commission assesses conflicts of interest in the appointment of consultants.

The European Commission has about forty Special Advisers. They bring a lot of experience with it, but many of them have interests which may raise questions about their independence, Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly suggested Monday.

The aim of the strategic,, 'research is to ensure that the rules are sufficiently robust,, undue influence' to avoid 'policy makers. Thus, the professional activities of counselors, both before and during their appointment to be mapped.
  
    
     
      
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O'Reilly wants the public can be confident that were cleared in the choice of experts conflicts out of the way.,, Since most Special Advisors have direct access to EU commissioners and many of them also work in the private sector, each mandate should be examined for possible conflicts of interest. ''