Changes from plenary report to adopted text

Change 1

ChangedAmendment: Members may not be elected as office-holders of Parliament or one of its bodies, be appointed as rapporteur or participate in an official delegation or interinstitutional negotiations: / (a) if they have not signed the declaration confirming their commitment to complying with that Code, including completing the specialised training organised for them by the European Parliament on preventing conflict and harassment in the workplace and on good office management; or / (b) if they have not completed the specialised training referred to in point (a) in breach of the deadline and conditions laid down in that Code.

Change 2

RemovedParliament's Rules of Procedure

AddedAmendments 4 and 10

RemovedRule 21 – paragraph 1

RemovedAmendment: The Conference of Presidents may, acting by a majority of three-fifths of the votes cast, representing at least three political groups, propose to Parliament that it bring to an end the term of office of the President, a Vice-President, a Quaestor, a Chair or Vice-Chair of a committee, a Chair or Vice-Chair of an interparliamentary delegation, or of any other office holder elected within the Parliament, where it considers: / (a) that the Member in question has been guilty of serious misconduct, or / (b) that the Member in question has not completed the specialised training organised for them by the European Parliament on preventing conflict and harassment in the workplace and on good office management in breach of the deadline and conditions laid down in the Code of appropriate behaviour for Members of the European Parliament in exercising their duties 12a. / Parliament shall take a decision on that proposal by a majority of two-thirds of the votes cast, constituting a majority of its component Members. / 12a See Annex II.

RemovedParliament's Rules of Procedure

RemovedRule 21 – paragraph 2

Change 3

ChangedAmendment: AsIn relation to Rule 10(6), as regards the prohibition of any type of psychological or sexual harassment laid down in Rule 10(6),the first subparagraph,subparagraph of that paragraph, the President may only adopt a reasoned decision under this Rule following the establishment of the occurrence of a harassment in accordance with the applicable internal administrative procedure on harassment and its prevention.

Change 4

ChangedAnnex II – point 5: 5. Where necessary, Members will cooperate fully, in accordance with the procedures laid down by the Bureau, with a view to managing situations of conflict or harassment (psychological or sexual), including by responding promptly to any allegations of harassment. / Members who have not already done so shall take part in specialised training organised for them by the European Parliament on preventing conflict and harassment in the workplace and on good office management. That specialised training shall be completed within the first six months of the Member’s term of office save in duly substantiated exceptional cases. The Members’ certificates of completion of that specialised training will be published on Parliament’s website. / It is considered a serious breach of Rule 10(6) if a Member has not completed the specialised training in breach of the second subparagraph. That breach shall lead, pursuant to Rule 176, to the imposition of one or more penalties.