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23 June - 26 June: Work in Parliamentary Committees
In the week of 23 June, most Members' work will be in Parliamentary Committees. DEVE will exchange views with Bill Gates on "ODA and Innovation: Key Drivers for Health and Living Standards in the Global South" and hear the draft report on "Humanitarian aid in a time of polycrisis." ECON will debate the Solvency II Review Directive and hold a monetary dialogue with ECB President Christine Lagarde. ECON and BUDG will vote on the Commission proposal to enhance InvestEU and simplify EU rules. IMCO will discuss ongoing investigations into Shein's alleged breaches of EU consumer law. TRAN will vote on draft reports from the Passengers Rights Package. ITRE will exchange views with Commissioner Jorgensen on a RePowerEU legislative proposal. AFCO will present its draft report on the "Institutional consequences of the EU enlargement negotiations." Follow the links below to discover this week's highlights.
- Security and Defence: SEDE meets with Moldovan Minister of Defence and NATO Military Committee Chair
- Development: ODA and Innovation: Key Drivers for Health and Living Standards in the Global South
- Development: Discussion on humanitarian aid in a time of polycrisis
- International Trade: EVP Séjourné, Mercosur hearing, CTIP, Ukraine-Moldova, Israel
- Budgets: Management and Preparedness for Extreme Weather Events in the EU Budget
- Economic and Monetary Affairs: Monetary Dialogue with Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank
- Economic and Monetary Affairs: Scrutiny of delegated acts and implementing measures
- Industry, Research and Energy: Exchange of views with Mr Jørgensen, Commissioner for Energy and Housing
- Internal Market and Consumer Protection: Exchange of views on the ongoing investigations against e-commerce platforms
- Transport and Tourism: Passenger rights in the context of multimodal journeys
- Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs: Better future cooperation between EPPO, Europol and Eurojust
- Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs: Exchange of views on the issue of missing persons in Cyprus
- Constitutional Affairs: EU reform with a view to future enlargement
- BUDG-ECON: Omnibus II: Enhancing InvestEU Programme and Simplification Measures
A number of public hearings and workshops will take place this week. Topics include human rights in the EU’s Southern Neighbourhood, sustainable job creation in developing countries, the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, housing rights, gender budgeting in the EU budget and energy affordability across the EU. Follow the links below to find out more about the highlighted events.
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