
ABOUT US
CPNUE
La Confédération du Personnel des Notariats de l’Union Européenne
(The Confederation of Personnel of the Notariats of the European Union)
Founded on 09. April 2011
CPNUE has taken the form of an VZW / ASBL (Vereniging zonder Winstoogmerk - Association sans but lucratif - non-profit organisation) under Belgian law
Founding members were, the unions of : Belgium, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, and Spain
Registered Office: Brussels (B)
Administrative Seat: B-9230 Wetteren, Stooktewegel 12
Current members are, the unions of:
Belgium: Koninklijke Nationale Beroepsvereniging Van Het Personeel Van Notariskantoren
France: La Fédération Générale des Clercs et Employés de Notaire
Germany: V.D.N. VEREINIGUNG DER NOTARIATSANGESTELLTEN e.V.
Italy: Associazione Nazionale Dipendenti Studi Notarili Italiani ITALIANI «UNIC@»
Netherlands: DE BOND VAN MEDEWERKERS IN HET NOTARIAAT
Spain: FEAPEN - Asociación Estatal de Empleados de Notarías
Current Executive Board
President: |
Ms. Willy VAN BUREN (NL) |
Vice-President: |
Mr. Ludwig RASSCHAERT (B) |
General Secretary: |
Mr.Gabriele ROSSETTI (I) |
Treasurer: |
Mr. Roger CLENET (F) |
The CPNUE is supervised by a President, the CPNUE's spokesperson, who has tenure for two years. He/She is assisted by his/her vice-president.
The CPNUE represents all employees of the notariats of all EU Member States familiar with Latin civil law, in particular: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
As the right-hand of notaries, notary employees have developed into high qualified specialists, indispensable for the correct execution of all the notary’s responsibilities. They are professionals at the service of all citizens, guaranteeing the very highest legal certainty.
Mean goal of CPNUE is to co-operate with CNUE and the European institutions to defend the Latin Notary system, because we believe in the notary’s important role as a guardian of legality.