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TRAINING NOTARIES 22 This conference is part of the now long list of events organised jointly by the two institutions. “I come to Brussels for all of these conferences”, con fesses a French notary, who practises in Normandy and whom I chat with near the security gates. “What I appreciate is being able to listen to and exchange with European policy makers and practitioners who contribute directly to the drafting of new legislation. It is also an opportunity to meet colleagues from across Europe and to build a network.” Once I have passed the checks, I go to the conference room. At the entrance, I collect my name badge and have a look at the documentation available. Aptly enough, the <strong>CNUE</strong> has made available practical guides on the two new regulations. The guides disappear in a few minutes, the time it takes for the organisational team to explain that they are available on the website of the European Notarial Network (ENN, www.enn-rne.eu), which provides the notaries of Europe with a wide range of practical tools free of charge. “ These new regulations are an example of what the European Union can do for citizens. ” I then enter the conference room, whose layout is quite unusual to say the least: the room is divided in two and each half, composed of three rows, faces the other. At the back of the room, at a right angle to the lines of attentive participants, there will be a succession of political representatives and panels of speakers.
23 Marius Kohler, President of the <strong>CNUE</strong> and notary in Hamburg, has the honour of opening the proceedings. He highlights the important work on the two new legislations, like the work on the Regulation on international successions. “These new regulations are an example of what the European Union can do for citizens”, he insists, followed by Salla Saastamoinen, Director of Civil and Commercial Justice at the European Commission, who reminds us that these new provisions are aimed at the 16 million international couples living in Europe. “ These new provisions are aimed at the 16 million international couples living in Europe. ”
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