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What changed between the draft committee report and the plenary report
From · draft committee report· 17 Oct 2025
on the nomination of Pierre Moscovici as a Member of the Court of Auditors
To · plenary report· 7 Nov 2025
on the nomination of Pierre Moscovici as a Member of the Court of Auditors
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The only substantive change is that the opinion is now favourable, removing the possibility of an unfavourable opinion.1 All other changes are wording updates, replacing 'First' with 'the first ever' or 'inaugural' and correcting a grammatical error.2345
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Part 2 of 4: ANNEX 1: CURRICULUM VITÆ OF PIERRE MOSCOVICI
ANNEX 1: CURRICULUM VITÆ OF PIERRE MOSCOVICI
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Pierre Moscovici
Education
• Master’s in advanced macroeconomics
• Master’s in philosophy
• Sciences Po Paris
• Graduate of the French School of Public Administration (Louise Michel cohort)
Honours
• Officer of the French Order of the Legion of Honour
Career
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Changed:• 03/06/2020: FirstInaugural President of the French Court of Auditors
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• 01/11/2014: European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs
• 21/06/2012: Minister for Economic Affairs and Finance
• 06/2012: Member of the National Assembly for Doubs
• 16/05/2012: Minister for Economic Affairs, Finance and Foreign Trade
• 2008-2012: President of the Pays de Montbéliard Agglomeration Community Council
• 06/2007: Member of the National Assembly for Doubs
• 20/07/2004: Member of European Parliament
• 06/02/2003: Senior Magistrate at the French Court of Auditors
• 05/06/1997: Minister of State for Europe
• 06/1997: Member of the National Assembly for Doubs
• 19/07/1994: Member of European Parliament
• 01/09/1990: Head of Finance at the French General Planning Commission
• 12/05/1989: Special advisor to the Minister for National Education, Youth and Sport
• 26/05/1988: Technical advisor to the Minister for National Education, Youth and Sport
• 13/04/1988: Referendary
• 01/06/1984: Auditor at the French Court of Auditors
Other functions
• Associate Professor at Sciences Po Paris and Visiting Professor at Columbia University, City of New York, and the College of Europe, Bruges