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Chapter 2: The Convention and IGC Texts of the ConstitutionTab. № 2: WG 1–6 Member/AlternateChapter 2: The Convention and IGC Texts of the ConstitutionTab. № 4: WG 1–6 by Institution/Affiliation253020151025201510550WG1SubWG2CharWG3PersMemberWG4ParlWG5CompAlternateWG6Gov Ec0WG1WG2 WG3 WG4 WG5 WG6Comm EP Nat Gov Nat Parl ObserTab. № 3: WG 7–11 Member/AlternateWG 1 SubsidiarityWG 2 Charter Fundamental RightsWG 3 Juridical PersonalityWG 4 Role of National ParliamentsWG 5 Complementary CompetencesWG 6 Economic Governance353025Tab. № 5: WG 7–11 by Institution/Affiliation20151030255200WG7Act ExtWG 8DefWG 9SemplWG10JaiWG11Eu Soc1510MemberAlternate5The figures show that the working groups on juridical and technical issues werecomposed mainly by alternates, the governments were nearly absent whilethere was a massive presence of the member of the national parliaments. Oneclear example is the WG on the simplification which was almost composed byMEPs due to their expertise in the subject. From the point of view of institutionalaffiliation it is worth noting the massive participation of the governmentin the WG on external action and the one on economic governance.0WG7 WG8 WG9 WG10 WG11Comm EP Nat Gov Nat Parl ObserWG 7 External ActionWG 8 DefenceWG 9 SimplificationWG 10 Justice and Internal AffairsWG 11 Social Europe62 63