Members of Congress
According to its statute, the Congress consists of 318 representatives (and 318 substitutes) from each member state, as follows:
| State | Members | State | Members | State | Members |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albania | 4/4 | Andorra | 2/2 | Armenia | 4/4 |
| Austria | 6/6 | Azerbaijan | 6/6 | Belgium | 7/7 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 5/5 | Bulgaria | 6/6 | Croatia | 5/5 |
| Cyprus | 3/3 | Czech Republic | 7/7 | Denmark | 5/5 |
| Estonia | 3/3 | Finland | 5/5 | France | 18/18 |
| Georgia | 5/5 | Germany | 18/18 | Greece | 7/7 |
| Hungary | 7/7 | Iceland | 3/3 | Ireland | 4/4 |
| Italy | 18/18 | Latvia | 3/3 | Liechtenstein | 2/2 |
| Lithuania | 4/4 | Luxembourg | 3/3 | Malta | 3/3 |
| Moldova | 5/5 | Monaco | 2/2 | Montenegro | 3/3 |
| Netherlands | 7/7 | Norway | 5/5 | Poland | 12/12 |
| Portugal | 7/7 | Romania | 10/10 | Russian Federation | 18/18 |
| San Marino | 2/2 | Serbia | 7/7 | Slovakia | 5/5 |
| Slovenia | 3/3 | Spain | 12/12 | Sweden | 6/6 |
| Switzerland | 6/6 | Republic of Macedonia | 3/3 | Turkey | 12/12 |
| Ukraine | 12/12 | United Kingdom | 18/18 | ||
| TOTAL | 318/318 | ||||
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