What is Compromise amendment?
Compromise amendment means: A compromise amendment is text negotiated between political groups to replace or consolidate several amendments into a version that can command majority support. Source: European Parliament Rules of Procedure.
Why it matters
Compromise amendments often reveal the emerging parliamentary deal before a committee or plenary vote.
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What is Compromise amendment?
A compromise amendment is text negotiated between political groups to replace or consolidate several amendments into a version that can command majority support.
Why does Compromise amendment matter in EU policy?
Compromise amendments often reveal the emerging parliamentary deal before a committee or plenary vote.
Where can I verify the definition of Compromise amendment?
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