Court of Auditors of the European Union buildings

Target entity: Court of Auditors of the European Union buildings
Context triple: [Kirchberg plateau, Luxembourg City, hasLandmark, Court of Auditors of the European Union buildings]

• A. Buildings of the European Parliament
  The Buildings of the European Parliament are a set of purpose-built complexes in various European cities that house the legislative, administrative, and representative functions of the European Union’s parliamentary institution.
• B. European Commission headquarters
  The European Commission headquarters is the main administrative building complex of the European Union’s executive branch, located in Brussels and serving as the central hub for EU policy-making and governance.
• C. European Economic and Social Committee headquarters
  The European Economic and Social Committee headquarters is the main office complex in Brussels where the EU’s advisory body representing employers, workers, and civil society organizations carries out its work.
• D. D11 building (European Parliament)
  The D11 building of the European Parliament is one of the complex’s office and meeting structures used to house parliamentary services and support the institution’s legislative work.
• E. Council of the European Union headquarters
  The Council of the European Union headquarters is the main building complex in Brussels where national ministers from EU member states meet to negotiate and adopt European laws and policies.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Court of Auditors of the European Union buildings
Target entity description: The Court of Auditors of the European Union buildings are the headquarters complex in Luxembourg City where the EU’s external audit institution carries out its oversight of the Union’s finances.

• A. Buildings of the European Parliament
  The Buildings of the European Parliament are a set of purpose-built complexes in various European cities that house the legislative, administrative, and representative functions of the European Union’s parliamentary institution.
• B. European Commission headquarters
  The European Commission headquarters is the main administrative building complex of the European Union’s executive branch, located in Brussels and serving as the central hub for EU policy-making and governance.
• C. European Economic and Social Committee headquarters
  The European Economic and Social Committee headquarters is the main office complex in Brussels where the EU’s advisory body representing employers, workers, and civil society organizations carries out its work.
• D. D11 building (European Parliament)
  The D11 building of the European Parliament is one of the complex’s office and meeting structures used to house parliamentary services and support the institution’s legislative work.
• E. Council of the European Union headquarters
  The Council of the European Union headquarters is the main building complex in Brussels where national ministers from EU member states meet to negotiate and adopt European laws and policies.
• F. None of above. chosen