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16 June - 19 June: Plenary week
In the week of 16 June, Members' work will be centred on Parliament's plenary sitting, and Committees will meet only in exceptional cases.
During this week, the Committee on Budgets will vote on a proposal to amend the ERDF, Cohesion Fund and Just Transition Fund in the context of the mid-term review. Members from the BUDG and ECON Committees will hold the 19th Recovery and Resilience Dialogue, focusing on Member States' progress towards achieving transparency requirements, payment requests and ongoing implementation challenges.
Additionally, Commissioner Kubilius will present the Defence "omnibus" to SEDE Members, proposing changes to boost and strengthen European Defence. ITRE Members will meet with Commissioner Jørgensen, who will present a key proposal from the RePowerEU roadmap to end EU dependency on Russian energy. Follow the links below to discover this week's highlights.
- Security and Defence: Defence omnibus presented by Commissioner Kubilius
- Budgets: Vote on budgetary assessment on mid-term review of cohesion policy
- ECON-BUDG: Scrutiny of the implementation of the Recovery and Resilience Facility
- Industry, Research and Energy: Hearing on Energy affordability, sovereignty, efficiency and transparency
- Industry, Research and Energy: Presentation by Commissioner Jørgensen
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