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comments site log in a blog by a french pes activist -- » s i d e b a r « ce blog en français? cliquez ici ! who am i? french pes activist, i would like to build bridges between european politics and french politics, deciphering french politics to the euroblogosphere on one hand (most articles are available in french and english), and europeanising french political debates on the other hand. raison d’être why i started this blog recent articles why the commission’s proposal is nipping the citizen’s initiative in the bud an example of belgian kafkaism quote of the week: tom foremski procrastination quote of the week: margaret mead recent comments women golden goose 2.12 uk on what’s so shocking about jean sarkozy’s election as head of epad? irishweddinglimos.com on dear commissioners, stop broadcasting, and start engaging! wedding planning books barnes and noble on dear commissioners, stop broadcasting, and start engaging! canadian pharmacy on pes activists forum 2009: championing equality for all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zohh9dyxn0 on pes activists forum 2009: video summary what do i write about? abstention being a socialist belgian surrealism belgium brussels bureaucracy citizen's initiative corruption diversity environment equality euroblogosphere european commission european communication european council european elections european parliament european union framing france fun gender equality germany italy lobbies media new politics obama participatory democracy pdf pes pes activists political actions portugal poul nyrup rasmussen primaries ps sarkozia social media spain surrealism twitter us web 2.0 women bloggingportal.eu – editor’s choice my favourite blogs (in english) a view from the outfield alejandro@oxford behind the scenes bente kalsnes' blog bit more complicated… brussels blog charlemagne's notebook eurocrat=european+technocrat grahnlaw hadleigh roberts jon worth's euroblog julien frisch – watching europe kosmopolito nosemonkey's eutopia personal democracy forum socialist social stephen spillane the european citizen the lobby my favourite blogs (in french) 27roses asclepieia bah !? by cc blog du city group pse de clermont-ferrand c politic coulisses de bruxelles démocratie & entreprises etoile europe sociale, au jour le jour europeconfidentiel euros du village fabrice jamar french cancan generation y 2.0 intox 2007 journal d'un chou l'europe en blogs la rénovitude le blog de joël cordier le blog des militants du pse de namur le taurillon leftblogs médiassociaux.com netpolitique opinion européenne – dominique reynié partageons mon avis pierre catalan quoi de neuf en europe un européen jamais content yonnec polet my favourite blogs (in spanish) carlos carnero ciudadano morante europe@s eva en europa la oreja de europa más europa nuestracausa progres@ archives april 2010 (1) march 2010 (3) february 2010 (5) january 2010 (5) december 2009 (4) november 2009 (9) october 2009 (8) september 2009 (13) july 2009 (8) june 2009 (16) may 2009 (3) why the commission’s proposal is nipping the citizen’s initiative in the bud apr 4th, 2010 i’ve never been a great fan of the concept of the european citizen’s initiative. having to mobilise 1.000.000 people to submit an idea for review by the commission without the commission having any obligation to actually act on it, i’ve always thought it could potentially produce great deception, rather than foster enthusiasm for european issues. on the other hand, in times where barely half of the citizens bother to vote to elect their political representatives, i think that any initiative that aims at fostering more citizen participation is good to take, especially when the initiative is meant to promote pan-european debates as it is the case here. so i read carefully the commission’s proposal for the citizen’s initiative , and as many commentators (see here , here , here , and here ), i was disappointed. the general feeling is that the initial spirit of the citizen’s initiative will be nipped in the bud by unnecessary administrative requirements. the main problem to me is to require petition signatories to give their id number. honestly, who would give their id number to petition organisers? i wouldn’t, and i’m not even a very wary person. first name, last name, city of residence, email or phone number should be more than enough. petition organisers would only get 12 months after they officially register their petition to get 1.000.000 signatories in 1/3 rd of member states. surely that will favour large organisations that have established networks and permanent staff, and will not give enough time for individual citizens to set up campaigns from scratch during their free time. the citizen’s initiative is meant to get citizens actively involved in the political process, not large organisations. a citizen’s initiative would be checked for admissibility after 300.000 signatures have been collected. in my opinion, that should be done right at the beginning, or not at all. is there really a need to have it checked anyway? does it really matter if the initiative doesn’t fall in the competences of the commission and/or the eu? these are not carved in marble after all. the proposal also requires that online petitions should have adequate security features. what does that mean exactly? does it mean that petition organisers would have to purchase expensive security software to get their petition approved? again, that would favour large organisations, and kill many grass-root campaigns from emerging. finally, it would apparently be up to each member state to verify the validity of signatures. so a petition organiser would have to submit its support forms to 9 member states at least. more red-tape again. less room for citizen-led initiatives. if ever one petition manages to fulfil all the requirements, it’s not even sure the commission would make a proposal according to the petition’s request, and the proposal would have to get the european parliament’s and the council’s approval anyway. so i can’t help but wonder… is there really a need for that many security safeguards -admissibility check, security software, signatories’ id numbers and address, authentication of statements of support by member states, etc? both the european parliament and the council will have to examine the proposal now. maybe it’s time for some citizen lobbying? davygee on twitter the other day suggested to set up a social media campaign to improve the commission’s proposal. who’s up for it? 14 comments » european politics citizen's initiative , european commission , political actions an example of belgian kafkaism mar 29th, 2010 after i got fined for not declaring that i had nothing to declare, i now have to pay taxes on revenue i never earned. feeling confused? welcome to belgium! let me try and explain… after i was made redundant because of the crisis a year ago i registered as a freelancer on a complementary basis, thinking boldly: what the hell, what if i were to become my own boss? that didn’t happen though as i found a new full-time job straight away. having been too busy since then i never used my freelancer status, thus made €0.00 with it. still i had to fill in vat declarations. i did so but too late, which is why i got a fine. fair enough, i should have declared in time that i had nothing to declare. mea culpa… but isn’t there something a little surreal about fining someone for not having declared that they had nothing to declare? or am i just not belgian enough? anyway, i’m an honest citizen so i paid my fine. i also kept on declaring that i had nothing to declare. that’s how cooperative i am. and then i received a letter from the belgian tax authorities telling me that i had to pay tax on revenue i never earned. hold on. i thought you actually had to earn revenue to get taxed on that revenue… or am i missing something? what is the moral of the story? i am going to get rid of this freelancer status as it is just too much of a bot

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