List of European Affairs Committees
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| State | Committee |
|---|---|
| Belgium | Advisory Committee on European Affairs and Federal Advisory Committee on European Affairs (includes MEPs) |
| France | The Committee in Charge of European Affairs (lower house) |
| Germany | Committee on the Affairs of the European Union (lower house) and the Committee on European Union Questions (upper house) (also, the Chamber for European Affairs in the upper house) |
| Italy | Committee on European Union Policies (lower house) and Committee on European Union Policies (upper house) |
| Poland | European Union Affairs Committee (lower house) European Union Affairs Committee (upper house) |
| Romania | The Committee on European Affairs (lower house) and European Affairs Committee (upper house) |
| Spain | Joint Commission for the European Union |
| Sweden | The Committee on EU Affairs |
| United Kingdom | European Scrutiny Committee (lower house) and European Union Committee (upper house, includes sub-committees) |
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