to use the European Parliament's web-based amendment authoring tool at4am. The source code was made available in 2012 at at4am.org. ThinkingAboutEU gathers data from different sources and displays information about the members of the European Parliament, describing them by their most used keywords, categorizing their documents, analyzing their connections both online and offline (membership, social connections, collaborations). It's also possible to play "Match the MEP" a simple game to test the knowledge of the European Parliament. Finland Kansan Muisti ("the memory of the people"), follows the Finnish Parliament and investigates whether the MPs votes in accordance with the promises made in voter advice applications before the elections. Parliament voting data is available as a RESTful API. France Both the Senate and the National Assembly publish the bills in progress, the debates and the amendments on their website. They also publish most of their data as Open Data. Mon-Depute.fr was the first site to publish MP's voting rolls. An association of free software campaigners known as April has been gathering declarations from candidates standing for election about their opinion on the issue of free software, and providing an interface for voters to look up the results. Since 2006 Mémoire Politique has published a toolbox designed to help users reach members of French and European Parliaments, and track their voting records. On 14 September 2009, NosDeputes.fr was released. It tracks the activity of French Members of the Parliament (Assemblée Nationale). The software and data are released under open licences (GPL and CC-by-sa). It is hosted by Regards Citoyens. In September 2011, NosSenateurs.fr was released as a similar project on the members of the second chamber of the French Parliament (Sénat). Regards Citoyens used the parliamentary data available through these projects for multiple studies : on MP's presence as well as on lobbying Since 2014, La Fabrique de la Loi, another project hosted by Regards Citoyens, aims to make it easier to show how the laws are made. Since 2019, Datan. This website provides data about the voting behaviour of parliamentarians and political groups in the National Assembly. It computes some statistics about coalition formation between political groups, MPs' loyalty to their group, and MPs' voting proximity to the other groups. Germany The German federal parliament Deutscher Bundestag and eight state parliaments (Landtag) (last update: January 2012) are covered by abgeordnetenwatch.de. The website supports the transparency of MP's voting behaviour and MP's supplementary