Congress is the plenary body of EuroCOP.  Here delegates from all Member Organisations come together every four years in order to elect the Executive Committee and to take other essential and far reaching decisions for EuroCOP.

How many delegates each organisation receives in Congress, depends on the number of members.   

The EuroCOP Committee is the body in charge of determining EuroCOP’s policies between Congresses.

Every Member Organisation sends delegates to this body that meets on a bi-annual basis, usually in Spring and Autumn.

The EuroCOP Committee provides EuroCOP with the ability to react swiftly to changes in the political environment and to discuss recent developments without delay.

The Subcommittees were created in March 2008 for the purpose of representation of certain specific interests, which should be covered by a specialized Committee.

Three Subcommittees exist: Collective Rights, Equality and Health and Safety.

Elected by Congress, the Executive Committee is in charge of the day to day business of the organisation.
Its six members meet on a monthly basis and represent EuroCOP towards the outside world.

They are also tasked with preparing EuroCOP Committee meetings and Congresses.

The Executive Committee is composed of the President, a first and a second Vice-President, a Treasurer and two further members.

The Executive Committee is supported by the staff of the Confederate Secretariat located in Luxembourg.