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MEPs can help with a wide range of issues that you might have face whilst on holiday or working in MEPs cannot take up issues that are governed by national legislation – these are usually dealt with by your local councillor, MP or AM. Derek is often contacted by constituents seeking help and advice on a particular problem and he tries to help as many people as possible. However, in some cases there are other elected representatives and organisations that are better placed to assist. Information on living, working and studying in another EU country can be found here. Is your case governed by EU law? The EU is only able to act on policy areas where it has previously been agreed it can do so by Treaties signed by Member States. For example, whilst the mutual recognition of educational qualifications is an EU matter, the provision of schools, colleges etc is a matter for the If your case is not covered by EU law, what do you do next? Depending on the nature of the issue, you local councillor, MP or AM should be able to advise you. Their contact details can be found on this website by typing in your postcode. You may also wish to try your local Citizens Advice Bureau or Law Centre. Other organisations that might be able to help could include your Trade Union or professional body. Failing these options, you may need to consult a solicitor. Help and advice on EU issues A good source of general information is Europe Direct. You can also call a free phone number from anywhere in the EU – 00800 778 91011. The Europe Direct website provides links to more specialist advice services. Aire Centre Euro Consumer Centre Have you tried these suggestions and still have a problem? Contact Derek Vaughan MEP 4th Floor Transport House CF11 9SD Tel: 029 20 227 660 E-mail: contact@derekvaughanmep.org.uk
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