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As the institutional representative of organised civil society at the European level, its role is threefold: (i) to facilitate and support dialogue between representative civil society organisations and with the European institutions, (ii) to ensure the lasting involvement of organised civil society in the EU political processes, and (iii) to monitor the implementation of Article 11 TEU.

11. Thus and as a consultative body to the EU institutions²³, the EESC has the opportunity to fully act as (i) a catalyst and a coordinator in dialogue between and with civil society organisations, (ii) as a key intermediary between civil society organisations and the EU's decision-making bodies, and (iii) as an effective bridge between the national and European levels. Should the Treaties come to be revised, the EESC would ask that this role be explicitly acknowledged²⁴.

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