Questions to the ECB

In accordance with Rule 118 of the Rules of Procedure, any Member may put questions for written answer to the European Central Bank. The guidelines laid down in Annex III to the Rules of Procedure must be followed.

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  Interrogazione con richiesta di risposta scritta - Proprietà dell'euro

Date : 08-05-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)510669 PE 510.669v01-00
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Question for written answer - European Central Bank Policy

Date : 02-05-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)510523 PE 510.523v01-00
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Question for written answer - Protection of European bank deposits

Date : 02-05-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)510524 PE 510.524v01-00
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Question for written answer - ECB interest rate policy

Date : 02-05-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)510525 PE 510.525v01-00
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Question for written answer - Measures to stimulate lending

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508274 PE 508.274v01-00
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Question for written answer - Banking sector in Luxembourg

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508275 PE 508.275v01-00
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Question for written answer - Credit squeeze in the euro periphery

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508276 PE 508.276v01-00
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Question for written answer - Interest rates in the euro area

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508277 PE 508.277v01-00
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Question for written answer - Bank closures in the euro area

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508278 PE 508.278v01-00
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Question for written answer - Sale of Cyprus’ gold reserves to fund the bailout

Date : 16-04-2013

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ECON_QZ(2013)508279 PE 508.279v01-00
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Sharon Bowles, Chair of ECON Committee@European Parliament  
 

The European Parliament is a major agenda-setter in the area of European policy and the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) plays a key role in the work of the Parliament. It has responsibility for such matters as the economic and monetary policies of the EU, taxation and competition policies, free movement of capital and the regulation of financial services (banks, insurance, pension funds, asset/fund management, accounting, international monetary and financial systems etc.). Moreover, as the great majority of Parliament's work is done at Committee level, it is ECON that does most Parliamentary work on these key economic and monetary policy areas. This puts ECON at the centre of the Parliament's work on the current economic and financial crisis and gives ECON significant influence on the policy agenda in the EU and internationally.
 
As regards the monetary policies of the Union and the functioning of EMU and the European monetary system, the accountability of the ECB vis-à-vis the Parliament plays a key role, as it acts as an important counterbalance to the central bank's independence.
 
ECON plays a key role in making EU law, because the Parliament is, together with the Council, the EU's co-legislator in most EU policy areas. EU law often determines the national laws and regulations in Member States, especially in financial services and, after the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, in the area of EU economic governance. This allows an ECON Members to shape EU law in these important areas of EU policy.