However, Transparency International shared with POLITICO’s EU Influence newsletter the names of 14 MEPs who had not listed that income. The information was verified by POLITICO and all 14 MEPs were contacted. Raphaël Kergueno, senior policy officer at Transparency International, said: “Without proper monitoring of MEPs’ declarations, and sanctioning for breaches to the code of conduct, EU citizens are left relying on MEPs’ promises alone. He wrote in a declaration to the Parliament last year that the “exact generated income” from his influencing would be updated at the end of each year. He said it was “in no way intentional.”Far-right Czech lawmaker Jana Nagyová said she had been “wrongly informed” by her office about income declarations.