Sorin MOISĂ
Sorin MOISĂ
Romania

Date of birth : , Piatra Neamț

8th parliamentary term Sorin MOISĂ

Political groups

  • 01-07-2014 / 21-11-2017 : Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament - Member
  • 22-11-2017 / 28-11-2017 : Non-attached Members
  • 29-11-2017 / 01-07-2019 : Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) - Member

National parties

  • 01-07-2014 / 17-11-2017 : Partidul Social Democrat (Romania)
  • 18-11-2017 / 01-07-2019 : Independent (Romania)

Member

  • 01-07-2014 / 08-03-2015 : Committee on Constitutional Affairs
  • 01-07-2014 / 18-01-2017 : Committee on International Trade
  • 14-07-2014 / 06-06-2016 : Delegation for relations with the countries of Southeast Asia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
  • 07-06-2016 / 01-07-2019 : Delegation for relations with the United States
  • 19-01-2017 / 01-07-2019 : Committee on International Trade

Substitute

  • 08-07-2014 / 28-11-2016 : Committee on Industry, Research and Energy
  • 14-07-2014 / 21-11-2017 : Delegation for relations with the Arab Peninsula
  • 29-11-2016 / 18-01-2017 : Committee on Petitions
  • 19-01-2017 / 21-11-2017 : Committee on Petitions

Main parliamentary activities

Contributions to plenary debates

Speeches made during the plenary session and written declarations relating to plenary debates. Rules Rule 204 and 171(11)

Reports - as rapporteur

A rapporteur is appointed in the responsible parliamentary committee to draft a report on proposals of a legislative or budgetary nature, or other issues. In drafting their report, rapporteurs may consult with relevant experts and stakeholders. They are also responsible for the drafting of compromise amendments and negotiations with shadow rapporteurs. Reports adopted at committee level are then examined and voted on in plenary. Rule 55

Reports - as shadow rapporteur

Political groups designate a shadow rapporteur for each report in the responsible committee to follow progress and negotiate compromise texts with the rapporteur. Rule 215

Opinions - as rapporteur

Committees may draft an opinion to a report of the responsible committee covering the elements linked to their committee remit. Rapporteurs of such opinions are also responsible for the drafting of compromise amendments and negotiations with shadow rapporteurs of the opinion. Rule 56, Rule 57, Annex VI

OPINION on the draft Council decision on the conclusion, on behalf of the European Union, of the Association Agreement between the European Union and and the European Atomic Energy Community and their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Moldova, of the other part

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Sorin MOISĂ

OPINION on the draft Council decision on the conclusion, on behalf of the European Union, of the Association Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community and their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Moldova, of the other part

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Sorin MOISĂ

Opinions - as shadow rapporteur

Political groups designate a shadow rapporteur for an opinion to follow progress and negotiate compromise texts with the rapporteur. Rule 215

OPINION on the annual report on EU competition policy

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Adam SZEJNFELD

OPINION on the draft Council decision on the conclusion, on behalf of the European Union, of the Association Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community and their Member States, of the one part, and Georgia, of the other part

07-11-2014 INTA_AD(2014)537396 PE537.396v02-00 INTA
Olli REHN

Oral questions

Questions for oral answer with debate, addressed to the European Commission, the Council or the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union can be tabled by a committee, a political group or at least 5% of Parliament’s members. Rule 136

Other parliamentary activities

Written explanations of vote

Members can submit a written explanation of their vote in plenary. Rule 194

Distributed ledger technologies and blockchains: building trust with disintermediation (B8-0397/2018)

03-10-2018

I voted in favour of this report because emerging technologies such as blockchain and DLTs have the potential to improve EU economic competitiveness, while creating a trusted social and economic environment for citizens and companies.
Parliament through this report shows its open-mindedness towards this new technology, carefully acknowledging related challenges, and asks the European Commission and EU Member States to make use of such tools in our public sector, boost Digital Single Market efforts and embrace innovation-friendly policies, but also provide legal certainty and long-term perspectives to EU investors and entrepreneurs.

Three-dimensional printing: intellectual property rights and civil liability (A8-0223/2018 - Joëlle Bergeron)

03-07-2018

. ‒ The high-potential 3D printing technology is no longer captive in a closed market. This opens the door for many use cases, benefitting businesses and private users alike. Similarly, it provides numerous advantages across industries. For SMEs, it may decrease significantly the cost of labour and offers flexibility in design, whereas for large companies the footprint of the industrial additive manufacturing system is much lower than the traditional one. I therefore welcome this report that offers clear recommendations to the European Commission on how to further facilitate transition towards legal certainty while stimulating innovation and growth in the EU.

EU-Australia Framework Agreement (A8-0110/2018 - Francisco José Millán Mon)

18-04-2018

. ‒ I welcome this agreement, which establishes a comprehensive framework for enhanced bilateral cooperation between the EU and Australia. We now have the right legal basis for broadening our bilateral relationship by building on shared values and covering policy areas such as the environment, climate change, energy, education, culture, health, labour, disaster management, fisheries and maritime affairs, transport, legal cooperation, and combating money laundering and terrorist financing, organised crime and corruption.
The framework agreement also contains basic provisions on economic and trade cooperation (including on trade and investment related areas, agricultural trade, sanitary and phytosanitary issues etcetera), creating the conditions for negotiation of a fully fledged free-trade agreement between the EU and Australia. It is important that such negotiations be launched before the summer of 2018.

Written questions

Members can submit a specific number of questions to the President of the European Council, the Council, the Commission and the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union, for written answer. Rule 138, Annex III

Declarations

All declarations below have been signed by the Member, even if the signature is not visible in the online copy.