Abstract
The daily business of the European People’s Party (EPP) is not handled by the Congress, which meets only every two years or so, but by the Political Assembly and the Presidency. The EPP statutes describe the Political Assembly,formerly known as the Political Bureau, as ‘the strategic organ’ of the party, while the Presidency – often referred to by its Latin name, Presidium – is ‘the executive organ’. These two compose, so to speak, the parliament and the government of the EPP. Both party bodies are chaired by the EPP President.
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