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| 27.3.2007 | EN | Official Journal of the European Union | CA 70/3 |
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27.3.2007

EN

Official Journal of the European Union

CA 70/3

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Corrigendum to Notice of open competition EPSO/AD/94/07 to constitute a reserve of Administrators (AD5) in the field of Information, Communication and the Media

(
  Official Journal of the European Union C 45 A of 28 February 2007
  )

Official Journal of the European Union C 45 A of 28 February 2007

(2007/C 70 A/01)

On page 5, under heading I.B, in the last paragraph:

for:

‘The candidates with the 380 highest marks (1) in the admission tests and a pass mark in each will be invited to submit a full application for admission to the general competition. Once the selection board has examined these applications, candidates who meet all the eligibility criteria will be invited to the written tests.

read:

‘The candidates with the 440 highest marks (2) in the admission tests and a pass mark in each will be invited to submit a full application for admission to the general competition. Once the selection board has examined these applications, candidates who meet all the eligibility criteria will be invited to the written tests.

On page 6, under heading II.A:

for:

‘Number of successful candidates: 125’,

read:

‘Number of successful candidates: 145’.

On page 6, under heading II.A.1, in the penultimate paragraph:

for:

‘At the European Parliament you may be required to work in the Information offices of the European Parliament situated throughout the Member States.’,

read:

‘At the European Parliament you may be required to work either in one of the usual places of work of the European Parliament as well as in the Information offices of the European Parliament situated throughout the Member States.’

On page 7, under heading II.A.3:

for:

| ‘3. | Special conditions |
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‘3.

Special conditions

The Selection Board will admit to the written tests the candidates with the 380 highest aggregate marks (3) in the admission tests a) and b) and a pass mark in each and who meet the following criteria:

read:

| ‘3. | Special conditions |
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‘3.

Special conditions

The Selection Board will admit to the written tests the candidates with the 440 highest aggregate marks (4) in the admission tests (a) and (b) and a pass mark in each and who meet the following criteria:

On page 8, under heading II.B.1, in the penultimate paragraph:

for:

‘These written tests will be held simultaneously at one or more centres in the European Union for all the candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and who were among the 380 with the highest aggregate marks (5) in the admission tests and a pass mark in each.

read:

‘These written tests will be held simultaneously at one or more centres in the European Union for all the candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and who were among the 440 with the highest aggregate marks (6) in the admission tests and a pass mark in each.

On page 8, under heading II.B.2:

for:

| ‘2. | Oral test — marking |
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‘2.

Oral test — marking

Once the written tests have been marked, the Selection Board will invite to the oral test the candidates with the 190 highest aggregate marks (7) in the tests and a pass mark in each.

read:

| ‘2. | Oral test — marking |
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‘2.

Oral test — marking

Once the written tests have been marked, the Selection Board will invite to the oral test the candidates with the 220 highest aggregate marks (8) in the tests and a pass mark in each.

On page 8, under heading II.B.3:

for:

| ‘3. | Reserve list |
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‘3.

Reserve list

The selection board will place on the reserve list the names of the candidates with the 125 highest marks (9) in the written and oral tests and a pass mark in each.

read:

| ‘3. | Reserve list |
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‘3.

Reserve list

The selection board will place on the reserve list the names of the candidates with the 145 highest marks (10) in the written and oral tests and a pass mark in each.

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(1)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’,

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(2)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’.

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(3)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’,

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(4)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’.

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(5)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’,

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(6)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’.

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(7)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’,

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(8)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’.

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(9)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’,

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(10)  Where a number of candidates tie for the last available place, they will all be admitted to the next stage of the competition.’.

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