Under the heading, Citizens' Agenda, the European Affairs Committee in the Danish Parliament has cooperated with a number of EU-movements and organisations about the creation of a constructive framework for the Danish debate on EU during the Period of Reflection in spring 2006.
Click here to see the resumé of activities during the Danish reflection period, spring 2006.
This website
This website has been the central point of reference for this initiative and contains an overview of public meetings held in Denmark during spring 2005 and a webbased forum for debate. Various background documents and information, such as feedback from the public debate, have been collected on the site.
The EU Information Centre in the Danish Parliament has been responsible for the website in order to ensures that the site has been a neutral and non-biased platform for the debate. Furthermore, a number of EU-movements and organisations* have provided input to the site to facilitate a vivid and engaged debate.
The website is mainly in Danish, but a limited English version is available and keydocuments have been translated into English. If you have questions regarding the site please do not hesitate to contact the EU Information Centre in the Danish Parliament on tel. +45 3337 3337 or e-mail borgernesdagsorden@ft.dk
* The concerned movements are “Dansk Folkeoplysnings Samråd” (Danish Adult Education Association), "Demokrati i Europa" (Democracy in Europe), "Fagbevægelsen mod Unionen" (Trade Unions Against the Union), "Folkebevægelsen mod EU" (The Peoples Movement Against the EU), “Folkehøjskolernes Forening” (The Danish Folk High Schools), "JuniBevægelsen" (The JuneMovement), "Nyt Europa" (New Europe), and "Udfordring Europa" (Challenge Europe) .
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