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TRAINING NOTARIES Marc Wilmus NOTARY IN BRUSSELS (BELGIUM) : Training Notaries: A Priority for the cnue In the field of training, the European Commission sets ambitious training targets. It aims to provide at least half of Europe’s legal professionals with the opportunity to follow European training at local, national or European level by 2020. Another of its objectives is to ensure that all legal practitioners receive at least one week of training in EU law during their careers.
31 The Notaries of Europe have taken up this challenge by organising the various editions of the “Europe for Notaries – Notaries for Europe” programme, made possible thanks to the financial support of the European Union. We work alongside other legal professions to enable the Commission to achieve its objectives. We are also doing so, and above all, because European law has a considerable impact on our daily work. We are all aware of the need to offer quality training to the notaries of Europe. They must be able to learn, to compare their ideas on concrete practical cases involving transnational situations, but also to obtain the enlightening opinion of leading figures in academia. These seminars also make it possible to identify procedural difficulties at cross-border level and propose solutions. With their experience and knowledge gained through this training, our colleagues will be able to assess the exact impact of European legislative instruments and apply them effectively. With a process of building the European private international law that enshrines the development of party autonomy in family law, citizens will expect notaries to give them an ever more informed opinion on European law and the various national laws. This is an opportunity to strengthen our role as advisors to families; advisors accompanying them through the most crucial stages of their lives. However, this will not happen without a substantial investment on our part. For example, the choice of applicable law cannot be advised without knowledge of the content of the laws between which it is necessary to choose. This is a difficult, but not insurmountable, task that underlines the usefulness of the <strong>CNUE</strong>’s work in the field of training. “ With a process of building the European private international law that enshrines the development of party autonomy in family law, citizens will expect notaries to give them an ever more informed opinion on European law and the various national laws. ”
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