Structure

ECR EGTC is transparently structured. According to our convention, our structure consists of:

Article V ORGANS AND OFFICIALS 
1. Organs of the Grouping are:
• the General Assembly;
• the Monitoring Board;
• the Director.
2. Officials of the Grouping are:
• the President of the General Assembly;
• the Vice-President of the General Assembly;
• the elected members of the Monitoring Board.

Article VI COMPETENCES AND TASKS OF THE ORGANS AND OFFICIALS 
1. General Assembly
1.1. The General Assembly is the highest decision-making body of the Grouping. It exercises its 
exclusive competence through all natural persons representing the members’ legal 
personalities.
2. President and Vice-President of the General Assembly
2.1. The President and Vice-President of the General Assembly are high-level representatives of 
the Grouping.
3. Monitoring Board
3.1. The Monitoring Board consists of the President and the Vice President and three further 
elected members from among the General Assembly members with voting rights.
4. Director
4.5. The Director is the head of the secretariat. The tasks and responsibilities of the secretariat 
are defined in the Internal Rules.

Working Groups

The TRAINING working group focuses primarily on the training of inspectors by organising multilateral and bilateral exchanges. The main objectives of this initiative are to increase knowledge about inspection procedures and national and international regulations, but attention is also devoted to team building and languages. 

The HARMONIE working group includes the operational and most visible aspects of the ECR EGTC functioning, namely the coordinated international road checks. Second, it is also working constantly on data exchange concerning violations, risk companies and fraud. In addition, the working group’s attention is primarily paid to streamlining inspection procedures, and the transposition of European regulations, sanctions and techniques. The results of this work ease the tasks of the inspectors and make European roads much safer. 

The TWG group (Tacho Web Group) is a joint working group of ECR and ROADPOL. Its original focus is guarding and updating the information on digital tachograph fraud.