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[ ABOUT CEMR > Political structure ]

CEMR has two governing bodies –  the Policy Committee and the Executive Bureau. 
 
The Policy Committee meets generally twice per year; it is for most purposes the main governing organ.  It is based on national representation, ranging from two places for states of less than 5 million, to 6 places for states of more than 60 million population. 
 
The Executive Bureau is a smaller body; it takes decisions between Policy Committee meetings. It also meets normally twice a year.
 
CEMR's President, and other members of its Presidency (see below) are elected by the Policy Committee for a three year term. It has nine vice presidents.

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President
Dr Michael Häupl
Mayor and Governor of Vienna; President of the Austrian Association of cities and towns

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First vice-president
Anders Knape
Local councillor of Karlstad

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Executive Presidents
Bärbel Dieckmann
Mayor of Bonn

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Executive Presidents
Nikitas Kaklamanis
Mayor of Athens

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Executive Presidents
Oldrich Vlasak
Member of the European Parliament

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Executive Presidents
Walter Veltroni
Former Mayor of Rome

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Honorary President
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

 
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