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Part of the Commission's Interinstitutional style guide, this page gives the official names of Commission Directorates-General and Services. So, if in doubt, you can establish that the short name of the Directorate-General for Communication is ‘Communication DG’, abbreviated within the Commission to ‘COMM’. Similarly, the Directorate-General for Climate Action is ‘Climate Action DG’ (CLIMA) and Eurostat is ‘Eurostat’ but abbreviated to ‘ESTAT’.
A recent question was: I have a query about MEP's questions in Parliament. Is there a place where I can see all questions on any given subject? Something like a search for particular issues that have been raised in Parliament?
According to AskEric: Parliament's Europarl website includes a section dedicated to Parliamentary questions. The search page allows you to find questions by author, political group, number/year and - importantly for you - by keyword.
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