Yes you are right. As this link shows, she has made it onto the Budgetary Control Committee and is a substitute member of the Committee on Budgets.
This may actually get to be interesting.
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/member...ge=EN&id=96954
I just got a press release from the Euro-Greens in which it states she failed to get elected as vice-chair of the Budgetary Control Committee and, as a result, suggested the committee appoint a Belgian Green MEP to take her place. I guess that is the first implication of her being a member of a party that is meaningless in terms of the influence it has in the EP. Pity for her.
Early days to be pitying this woman.
I'd love to be in the room if and when Kinnock bumps into her next. God I loathe that git...
good luck to her, nice to see UKIP finally got a couple of female MEPs...
This lady has highlighted the flaws at the herat of the EU. Pro-EU partoes need to take this fraud head on to restire confidence in the project, instead of which they are just keeping their heads down
"Sometimes the best thing a government can do is simply get out of the way"-Vince Cable
In keeping their heads down, parties and their supporters here are doing themselves no favours.
Her description of what the Parliament does to keep investigation results in fraud cases out of the public domain is devastating for anyone who believes the European system is transparent or accountable.