is a volunteer-run website providing a sample of votings both in the Lower and Upper Chamber of the Czech Parliament allowing the user to test her or his own preferences against the MPs. Denmark The Parliament website (Folketinget) has records of votes, speeches, laws, and written questions in plain form. Hvem Stemmer Hvad has elaborate parliament voting statistics and tracks parliamentary questions and media mentions of politicians. The site offers access to its data through an API. The name translates to "Who Votes What". Kend Dit Folketing has general statistics on speeches, voting patterns and legislative proposals. European Parliament www.votewatch.eu has collected and displays full records of the activities of the Members of the European Parliament starting with 2004. VoteWatch.eu is based on the expertise of academics from London School of Economics and Universite Libre de Bruxelles. The website displays full records of voting, attendance and other activities (parliamentary questions, speeches, reports etc.) of MEPs from all member states. Furthermore, it shows a set of statistics that provide detailed information on how the coalitions are forming between the various European Political Groups. VoteWatch.eu has been updated for the 2009–2014 parliamentary term and in early 2010 has also released a report on the voting behaviour in the newly elected Parliament. The site It's Your Parliament contains voting records of the Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and makes it easy to compare voting records of individual MEPs and political groups. Users can comment on legislation, MEPs and cast their own votes. In March 2010 It's Your Parliament opened an API. ParlTrack is closely monitoring the legislative process within the European Parliament. Among other things, it covers committee agendas, votes and tracking of dossiers via email and RSS. Parltrack is available as free software. Testbeeld Europa shows how the Dutch Members of the European Parliament voted. It is made by the nonpartisan, non-profit Instituut voor Publiek en Politiek (IPP). IPP in Romania ran a full site monitoring MEPs. It shut down in December 2008. Czech-Slovak KohoVolit.eu (in English, too) prepares calculators on match between user and political groups and parties in EP, and individual MEPs. It is available for the 2009– term. Follow the Money which aims to monitor the EU budget and runs the twin sites FarmSubsidy and FishSubsidy. at4am.eu is a mailing list dedicated to exchange knowledge between people working in the European Parliament and people who don't, on how