The European Parliament gave its green light to the establishment of the new European diplomatic corps, introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon.
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European External Action Service (EEAS)
In short, we demand:
* Immediate and regular information on all aspects of the EEAS from the nascent service itself.
* Clarity on the practical aspects of staff’s daily lives as of 1 January.
* Clear, provisional arrangements now allowing the EEAS to function and staff to work with service level agreements with Council and the Commission.
* Clarity for staff from the Member States on the provisional arrangements applying to them.
EU foreign ministers gave their final approval to the European External Action Service (EEAS), paving the way for the diplomatic corps “to come into being” by December 2010.
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