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19-02-2020 - 09:26

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The next committee meeting will take place on Wednesday, 18 March (09.00 - 12.30 and 14.30 - 18.30) and on Thursday, 19 March (09.00 - 12.30 and 15.00 - 18.30) in room ANTALL (6Q2).

Since 1 July 2014, IMCO is a paperless committee. All documents are available in the "Meeting documents"

Mission to Rome

20-02-2020 - 14:38

From 24 to 26 February, 9 Members will visit Rome to meet with representatives from national/local goverment and local producers to examine the market in goods and to discuss policy needs resulting from unfair competition from third country producers, whose products may not comply with all applicable regulations. The aim of the mission is to acquire further indications on how to ensure the safety of products circulating in the EU and provide correct information to the consumers about them.

(Tovább)

The evidence gathered may assist with any future proposal addressing manufactured goods in the Internal Market.

Extraordinary joint meeting IMCO-ITRE - 19 February 2020

20-02-2020 - 14:38

Commissioner for Internal Market, Mr Thierry Breton, speaking

Mr Thierry Breton, Commissioner for Internal Market, presented the digital package that had been adopted by the Commission the same day. It consists of an overarching communication 'Shaping Europe's digital future', a communication on a European strategy for data and a white paper on artificial intelligence. Further legislative proposals in these areas can be expected for the second half of 2020 and the remainder of this term, given the importance given by the new Commission to digital policy.

(Tovább)

The meeting was very well attended by Members from both committees.

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Media package: Robotics and artificial intelligence
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Public hearing: Digital advertising and consumer information - 17 February

18-02-2020 - 08:49

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With the digital revolution and in particular the ever growing online shopping sector, we notice a shift in advertising, moving from the traditional concept of a "consumer" to the "user" of websites, online platforms and social media. Users are often subject to targeted advertising that can influence their choice and constitute profiling. While advertising via traditional channels has to abide by strict rules, digital advertisement is vastly unregulated.

(Tovább)

This has led to e.g. children being exposed to unsuitable advertisement or to social media in particular being used to promote counterfeit products.

Against this background, the aim of this event was to hear academia and stakeholders' views, both from the business side and from organisations dealing with consumer protection, on how consumers are informed and if they have a choice when it comes to online profiling (panel 1); as well as if consumers and especially vulnerable groups are protected from disguised digital advertising (panel 2).

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Digital advertising and consumer information hearing page

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Artificial intelligence: EU must ensure a fair and safe use for consumers

23-01-2020

IMCO

MEPs want a strong set of rights to protect consumers in the context of artificial intelligence and automated decision-making.

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