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18-22 March: work in Parliamentary Committees
In the week of 12 February, a large part of Members' work will be in Parliamentary Committees. Important votes, structured dialogues and exchanges of views will take place. Follow the links below for a selection of this week's highlights.
- Human Rights: UN Summit of the Future: multilateral solutions for a better tomorrow
- Security and Defence: Exchange of views with Commissioner Thierry Breton
- Development: Vote on the conclusion of the Samoa agreement
- International Trade: exchanges with Ukrainian Parliament and EVP Dombrovskis; votes on Forced Labour and Firearms
- Budgets: Members to discuss support for displaced German and Danish workers
- BUDG-CONT – Court of Auditors Report on Rule of Law Conditionality Mechanism
- Economic and Monetary Affairs: Structured dialogue with Commissioner Margrethe Vestager
- Employment and Social Affairs: European Works Councils - Amending Directive 2009/38/EC
- Industry, Research and Energy: Exchange of views on European Defence Industry
- Internal Market and Consumer Protection:
- Agriculture and Rural Development: Voting session and exchanges on topical issues
- Legal Affairs: Presentation of the annual report 2023 of the EP Coordinator on Children’s Rights
Apart from the items highlighted above, more of Public Hearings, Workshops and debates take place in the parliamentary committees this week. Please, expand this announcement, you will find links, which will take you to the respective event pages.
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