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The plenary has to endorse this decision. The four column document is the main working tool during the trilogue negotiations. As the name suggests, the document consists of four columns.

The first three columns reflect the position of the three institutions on a certain matter. The fourth column is reserved for the compromised text.

If the interinstitutional negotiations are successful, the negotiation teams of the Parliament and the Council produce a common text; a provisional agreement. Spring direct naar de hoofdnavigatie of de inhoud. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn. About this document. Publication type Briefing. Geographical area EU Member States.

About Us. History Trilogy Software Inc. RL slips added. Your time. No spare time? Want some? TaxCycle T1 software for professional tax preparation of personal tax returns launched. Interinstitutional negotiations have become standard practice for the adoption of EU legislation.

They enable the co-legislators to reach agreement at any stage of the legislative procedure. For Parliament, the general framework for conducting such negotiations is set out in the Rules of Procedure.

The Parliament's mandate is based either on a report adopted in committee or the position adopted in Plenary.

As soon as the lead committee has adopted its report, it may decide to enter into negotiations. At first reading such a decision is subject to a plenary "check". Plenary can either endorse the committee's decision to enter into negotiations with its report as mandate or it can modify the content of the report and refer it back as amended to the committee for negotiations.