ENEuropean Commission(IETEICAMS); EU Commission(PIEĻAUJAMS); CEC(PIEĻAUJAMS); EC Commission(PIEĻAUJAMS); Commission of the European Communities(PIEĻAUJAMS)
LVEiropas Komisija(IETEICAMS); Eiropas Kopienu Komisija(PIEĻAUJAMS); EKK(PIEĻAUJAMS); EK Komisija(PIEĻAUJAMS)
DEEuropäische Kommission(IETEICAMS); EG-Kommission(PIEĻAUJAMS); Kommission EG(PIEĻAUJAMS); Kommission der Europäischen Gemeinschaften(PIEĻAUJAMS)
FRCommission européenne(IETEICAMS); Commission des Communautés européennes(PIEĻAUJAMS); Commission CE(PIEĻAUJAMS); CCE(PIEĻAUJAMS)
ENCommission; Commission of the European Communities; European Commission
LVKomisija; Eiropas Kopienu Komisija; Eiropas Komisija
DEEuropäische Kommission; Kommission der Europäischen Gemeinschaften
FRCommission des Communautés Européennes; Commission européenne
Definīcija:The European Commission is an institution with powers of initiative, execution, management and control. It is the guardian of the Treaties and the embodiment of the Community interest. It is composed of 20 independent members (two each for Germany, Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom, and one each for the other countries). It is appointed for five years, by the common accord of the Member States, and is subject to a vote of approval by the European Parliament, to which it is answerable. The college of commissioners is assisted by a secretariat, of which the administration is shared between Brussels and Luxembourg. The President of the Commission takes part as a full member in the meetings of the European Council. During the Intergovernmental Conference (IGC) it will work, together with the representatives of the foreign ministers, in the group responsible for preparing the meetings at ministerial level.
