Моля, следвайте стъпките, за да изпратите жалба до омбдусмана на Европа: LODGE A COMPLAINT WITH THE EUROPEAN OMBUDSMAN ABOUT THE MASS-KILLING OF STRAY DOGS IN ROMANIA – IMMEDIATE REACTION BY EU! >>> Link and detailed “How to”-instructions below > “Complaint form” (left-hand column, third entry beneath “European Ombudsman”) >>> “Register” (registering yourself is a pre-condition for lodging a complaint with the EU, so it can be traced, registered, handled and replied to – fill in the form, then click on the blue button “Register” at the bottom of the form) >>>> When prompted, fill in the “Authentication form”: Enter your e-mail address and password again, then click on the blue button “Sign in” >>>>> Click on “Make a new complaint” HERE IS WHERE THE 11-STEP-PROCESS STARTS (= 11 questions, referred to as „Parts“): PART 1 Your personal details > Already pre-filled (at the bottom of the form, click on the button/ icon for „Next“ – and do so at the end of each part) PART 2 Q: Against which European Union (EU) institution or body do you wish to complain? > Select „European Commission“ (left column, fourth one down) PART 3 Q: What is the decision or matter about which you complain? When did you become aware of it? Add annexes if necessary. > When writing (see tag words below), remember: >> keep to the facts >> be polite (it’s not the ombudsman/ the EU killing the dogs, but Romanian officials – we are ASKING the Commission to step in, REQUESTING this body to meet its duties and responsibilities) >> Refer to traceable information, that is freely accessible or even already known to the people dealing with your complaint (information provided by media, links to reports on the internet, etc.) >> Attach photos or files, if available to you (not obligatory, as long as you adhere to the above and complete the entire 11-step-process) >> TAG WORDS to help you formulate your complaint: - Romania has legalised the mass-killing of stray dogs - This practice violates EU directives on animal welfare ratified also by Romania - Private animal welfare activists all over the world and renowned animal welfare organisations (Four Paws, Tasso, etc.) are protesting and starting/signing petitions - Sufficient proof to support this complaint can be found in international media publications in newspapers, TV and on the internet - The European Commission needs to meet its responsibility and step in immediately, demanding of Romania to adhere to EU law - At the same time the realisation of effective spay and neuter programs should be insisted upon and monitored more closely, with subsidies financed by tax monies being paid out only after the submission of proof of their lawful application PART 4 Q: What do you consider that the EU institution or body has done wrong? A: Currently the European Commission does not come up to its task of ensuring that Romania adhere to existing and ratified EU law on animal welfare. PART 5 Q: What, in your view, should the institution or body do to put things right? A: The Romanian Parliament must be forced to adhere to existing EU directives and laws. The mass-killing of stray dogs must be neither legalised nor tolerated – violations by individuals or organisations/ institutions of any kind must be prosecuted. PART 6 Q: Have you already contacted the EU institution or body concerned in order to obtain redress? > Select “No” PART 7 If the complaint concerns work relationships with the EU institutions and bodies: have you used all the possibilities for internal administrative requests and complaints provided for in the Staff Regulations? If so, have the time limits for replies by the institutions already expired? > Select „Not applicable“ PART 8 Q: Has the object of your complaint already been settled by a court or is it pending before a court? > Select „No“ PART 9 Q: Please select one of the following two options after having read the information in the box below: > Please select „Please treat my complaint publicly“ PART 10 Q: Do you agree that your complaint may be passed on to another institution or body (European or national), if the European Ombudsman decides that he is not entitled to deal with it? > Select “Yes” PART 11 Q: Do you agree to participate in a short survey (about one minute in length), once your case has been closed, to help us improve the service we provide to complainants? > Select answer as you wish > Click button/ icon for “NEXT” >>> CLICK ON THE BLUE BUTTON “SUBMIT THE COMPLAINT”
Posted on: Thu, 26 Sep 2013 07:09:19 +0000
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