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In order to increase the public awareness of the reports voted in ECON, provisional versions of Reports will be made available to the public in Reports voted in ECON until the on-line publication in Documents : Reports.
 
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Open Surveys on the Review of the European Supervisory Authorities

Mazars is conducting three online surveys regarding the review of the European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, ESMA and EIOPA, respectively) with a view to gain input from stakeholders and the interested public on the set-up and activities of these authorities. The feedback will provide input for a study on the ESAs which Mazars carries out for the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee. Given the forthcoming review of the European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS), the surveys will feed into a comprehensive background for Members regarding possible changes to the ESFS set-up.
All interested stakeholders, including academics and informed individuals, are invited to complete one or more of Mazars' surveys (see links below) by Friday 21 June 2013.
All responses to the questionnaire will be received and analysed by Mazars (see Mazars' statement of confidentiality in the attached letter).
 
Please do not send any material to the European Parliament or its services.

 
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Public Hearing on FATCA

On 28 May  ECON will hold a public hearing on "The fight against tax evasion - FATCA as a step towards international automatic exchange of information?".
 
Tuesday, 28 May, from 15:30 to 17:00, room ASP 5G3.

 
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MEP Gunnar Hokmark pictures in the plenary before the start of the debate on Radio spectrum  
Vote on Recovery and Resolution Directive

On 20 May ECON  voted on its report on the proposal for a directive on bank recovery and resolution. 
This is a key pillar in the reform of EU banking legisation, following the agreement on the capital requirements and single supervisor packages in recent weeks.
 
Monday, 20 May, from 20:30-22:15, room WIC 100, in Strasbourg

 
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ECON delegation to Portugal on 29 - 30 April

A delegation of 12 ECON Members, including the Chair visited Portugal on 29 and 30 April. The delegation met, inter alia, the Portuguese Ministers of Finance and of the Economy, Members of the national Parliament, the Governor of the Central Bank and the social partners. The delegation discussed in particular the reforms which are being implemented and the corrective measures taken for budgetary consolidation and recovery of the Portuguese economy.

 
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L-aħħar stqarrijiet
Ara kollox  
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Taxpayers and savers last in line to save banks
ECON 21-05-2013 - 13:02  

Taxpayers and savers must be the last people called upon to bail out banks, says Parliament's negotiating position, approved by the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee on Monday, on draft rules on saving struggling banks. The text rules out using deposits below €100,000 and says that even deposits above €100,000 should be the last to be called in. The committee voted against using deposit guarantee funds for resolution actions and also set out strict conditions for using taxpayer's money.

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MEPs dissect Cyprus bailout with Messrs Rehn and Asmussen
ECON 08-05-2013 - 13:14  

The confusion and delay that surrounded decisions on the Cyprus assistance plan were not only due to Cypriot intransigence. Rather, they reveal a need to radically rethink Eurogroup and Troika working methods, argued Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee MEPs in Wednesday's debate with Commissioner Olli Rehn and ECB Executive Board member Jorg Asmussen.

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MEPs set to dig deeper into Troika's Cyprus deal
ECON 07-05-2013 - 18:16  

Pressure to reveal how the Cyprus financial plans were hatched would continue, the chair of Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee, said on Tuesday when she closed a debate with Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem that left various MEPs less than fully satisfied on the quality of the answers provided.

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Commissioner Rehn pledges slower austerity to critical MEPs
ECON 25-04-2013 - 15:52  

The European Commission's austerity focus was widely lambasted by centre-left MEPs at an Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee meeting with Commissioner Olli Rehn on Thursday, only a week after he last came in for strong criticism in Parliament's plenary chamber. But the centre right's lead MEP urged Mr Rehn to show more bravery and conviction amid growing signs that the Commission may to bow to anti-austerity campaigners.

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Breathing room and rate cut on the cards as ECB readies for slowdown
ECON 24-04-2013 - 18:38  

MEPs quizzed European Central Bank Vice-President Vitor Constancio on what more can be done to help credit flow to businesses and households, whether austerity is the right recipe, ECB transparency and possible interest rate cuts at Wednesday's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee meeting on ECB activities in 2012.

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Home loans: better protection for buyers
ECON 23-04-2013 - 10:47  

Property buyers would be better informed about the costs and consequences of taking on a mortgage, better protected from market swings while the contract lasts and better protected if they cannot repay the loan, under a provisional deal struck by Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee MEPs and EU member state representatives on Monday. To become law, this deal must be approved by Parliament as a whole and endorsed by the member states.

Preżentazzjoni u kompetenzi
 
Kumitat responsabbli:
 
1.    għall-politiki ekonomiċi u monetarji ta' l-Unjoni, għall-operat ta' l-Unjoni Ekonomika u Monetarja u għas-sistema monetarja u finanzjarja Ewropea (inklużi r-relazzjonijiet ma' l-istituzzjonijiet jew l-organizzazzjonijiet rilevanti);
 
2.    għall-moviment ħieles tal-kapital u tal-pagamenti (pagamenti trans-fruntiera, żona ta' pagament uniku, bilanċ ta' pagamenti, moviment ta' kapital u politika ta' self u tislif, kontroll tal-moviment ta' kapital li ġej minn pajjiżi terzi, miżuri li għandhom bħala skop li jinkoraġġixxu l-esportazzjoni tal-kapital ta' l-Unjoni);
 
3.    għas-sistema internazzjonali monetarja u finanzjarja (inklużi r-relazzjonijiet ma' l-istituzzjonijiet u l-organizzazzjonijiet finanzjarji u monetarji);
 
4.    għar-regoli dwar il-kompetizzjoni u l-għajnuna Statali jew pubblika;
 
5.    għad-dispożizzjonijiet fiskali;
 
6.    għar-regolamentazzjoni u s-superviżjoni ta' servizzi, istituzzjonijiet u swieq finanzjarji, inkluż ir-rappurtaġġ finanzjarju, il-verifika, ir-regoli dwar il-kontabilità, it-tmexxija ta' kumpaniji u kwistjonijiet oħra marbuta mal-liġi dwar il-kumpaniji u li jikkonċernaw speċifikament is-servizzi finanzjarji.
 
Xandiriet li jmiss
 
27-05-2013 - 15:00 / 18:30 ECON   Ara l-laqgħa
28-05-2013 - 09:00 / 12:30 ECON   Ara l-laqgħa
28-05-2013 - 15:30 / 19:00 ECON   Ara l-laqgħa
Ikkonsulta l-iskeda
Librerija Multimidja
 
21-05-2013 - 19:10   ECON Laqgħa   Ara l-laqgħa
08-05-2013 - 09:38   ECON Laqgħa   Ara l-laqgħa
Ara kollox
Kelmtejn ta' merħba
 
Sharon Bowles, Chair of ECON Committee@European Parliament  
 

Il-Parlament Ewropew għandu rwol kbir fit-tfassil tal-aġenda fil-qasam tal-politiki Ewropej u l-Kumitat għall-Affarijiet Ekonomiċi u Monetarji (ECON) huwa ta' importanza ewlenija fix-xogħol tal-Parlament. Huwa responsabbli għal kwistjonijiet bħalma huma l-politiki ekonomiċi u monetarji tal-UE, il-politiki tat-taxxa u tal-kompetizzjoni, il-moviment ħieles tal-kapital u r-regolazzjoni tas-servizzi finanzjarji (il-banek, l-assigurazzjoni, il-fondi tal-pensjonijiet, il-ġestjoni tal-assi/fondi, il-kontabilità, is-sistemi monetarji u finanzjarji internazzjonali eċċ.). Barra minn hekk, minħabba li l-kotra tax-xogħol tal-Parlament issir fil-livell tal-Kumitati, huwa l-ECON li jieħu ħsieb il-parti l-kbira tal-ħidma Parlamentari dwar dawn l-oqsma ekonomiċi u monetarji prominenti. B'hekk l-ECON jinsab fil-qalba tax-xogħol tal-Parlament dwar il-kriżi ekonomika u finanzjarja li għaddejjin minnha, u għaldaqstant għandu influwenza sinifikanti fuq l-aġenda politika, sew fl-UE kif ukoll internazzjonalment.
 
F'dak li jirrigwarda l-politiki monetarji tal-Unjoni u l-funzjonament tal-Unjoni Monetarja Ewropea u s-Sistema Monetarja Ewropea, l-obbligu li l-BĊE jagħti rendikont lill-Parlament huwa ta' importanza sinifikanti, minħabba li jservi ta' kontrapiż importanti għall-indipendenza tal-bank ċentrali.
 
L-ECON jaqdi funzjoni ewlenija fit-tiswir tal-leġiżlazzjoni tal-UE, minħabba l-Parlament, flimkien mal-Kunsill, huwa koleġiżlatur fil-parti l-kbira tal-oqsma ta' politika tal-UE. Il-liġijiet tal-UE spiss jiddeterminaw il-liġijiet u r-regolamenti nazzjonali fl-Istati Membri, speċjalment fis-servizzi finanzjarji u, wara li daħal fis-seħħ it-Trattat ta' Lisbona, fil-qasam tal-governanza ekonomika Ewropea. Dan jagħti lok biex il-Membri tal-ECON isawru l-leġiżlazzjoni tal-UE f'dawn l-oqsma importanti ta' politika tal-UE.