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2 March - 5 March: Committees and Political Groups
In the week of 2 March, Members' work is split between meetings in Parliamentary Committees and political groups. in this week, the Committee on Budgetary Control will vote on its 2024 Discharge reports of Parliament, other institutions, and Joint Undertakings. Members of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee will hold a public hearing on European Citizens' Initiative to Ban Conversion Practices, and an exchange of views on AI risks and media pluralism. Follow the links below to discover this week's highlights.
- Budgetary Control: Vote on 2024 Discharge: European Parliament, Other Institutions, Joint Undertakings
- Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs: Public Hearing on European Citizens’ Initiative to Ban Conversion Practices
- Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs: Exchange of views on AI risks and media pluralism
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