CEEMC 2026 Teams and Timetable

The 2 finalist teams will plead question chosen by the Judicial Panel, which may include any of the questions from the bundle. The Grand Final will be followed by a Judgment, the closing ceremony and prize awards.

Each team pleads twice on Saturday – i.e. once as applicant, and once as respondent. 

On Saturday, it is not necessary for all team members to speak in both of the moots (e.g. a 4-person team may decide that 2 mooties will plead as applicants and 2 mooties will please as respondents). By the end of Saturday, all team members must have pleaded.

Applicants are listed first. Respondents are listed second. So '1 v 2' means that Team 1 moots as Applicant(s) and Team 2 moots as Respondent(s). See the list above for details of your team number.

On Saturday, all moots consider the following questions:

1. The issue of whether the PAB’s request for an Article 267 ruling is admissible.
2. PAB 1: i.e. the question regarding Directive 2014/24 and Directive 89/665
3. HAC 1.i.e. the question regarding the admissibility of the HAC’s request for a preliminary ruling.

Each team pleads twice on Saturday – i.e. once as applicant, and once as respondent. 

On Saturday, it is not necessary for all team members to speak in both of the moots (e.g. a 4-person team may decide that 2 mooties will plead as applicants and 2 mooties will please as respondents). By the end of Saturday, all team members must have pleaded.

Applicants are listed first, Respondents are listed second (i.e. Team 1 v Team 2 = Team 1 as applicant; Team 2 as Respondent) 

All moots on day 1 (Saturday) will consider the following:

1. The issue of whether the PAB’s request for an Article 267 ruling is admissible.
2. PAB 1: i.e. the question regarding Directive 2014/24 and Directive 89/665
3. HAC 1.i.e. the question regarding the admissibility of the HAC’s request for a preliminary ruling.

Each semi-finalist team pleads twice on Sunday – i.e. once as applicant, and once as respondent. 

On Sunday , it is necessary for all team members to speak in both moots.

Applicants are listed first. Respondents are listed second. So '1 v 2' means that Team 1 moots as Applicant(s) and Team 2 moots as Respondent(s). See the list above for details of your team number.

The 2 finalist teams will plead question chosen by the Judicial Panel, which may include any of the questions from the bundle. The Grand Final will be followed by a Judgment, the closing ceremony and prize awards.