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02-12-2019 - 09:08

BUDG Committee meeting, Thursday 12 December 2019 from 9.00 to 12.30, in PHS 3C50, Brussels

MEPs to discuss progress on next multiannual financial framework and own resources

05-12-2019 - 14:42

Straight road with the date 2021 and an arrow pointing towards the horizon, covered in sunset light

On 12 December, BUDG MEPs will discuss the EU's next long-term budget (MFF) for 2021-2027, following the publication of a new proposal by the Finnish Council presidency. This new version of the so-called 'negotiating box' for the first time also includes figures - overall, by heading and for some programmes. For Parliament's negotiating team, the Finnish proposal would “condemn the European Union to failure”.

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Parliament's negotiating team is composed of Johan Van Overtveldt (ECR, BE), BUDG chair, MFF co-rapporteurs Jan Olbrycht (EPP, PL) and Margarida Marques (S&D, PT), own resources co-rapporteurs José Manuel Fernandes (EPP, PT) and Valérie Hayer (Renew Europe, FR), as well as Rasmus Andresen (Greens, DE).

The Parliament has been ready to negotiate since November 2018, when it adopted its interim report, including concrete figures for programmes and proposals to overhaul the EU's own resources system. The EP confirmed and updated its negotiating mandate in its resolution of 10 October 2019, 'Time to meet citizens' expectations'. The European Council is expected to discuss the next MFF during its 12-13 December summit.

Union Budget 2020: Committee and plenary to vote on outcome of conciliation

26-11-2019 - 10:19

Press conference on agreement found during conciliation on Union budget 2020, on 18 November 2019

On 18 November 2019, Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement on the 2020 Union budget during the conciliation procedure, setting the overall funding levels at EUR 168 688,1 million in commitments and EUR 153 566,2 million in payments. The deal adds EUR 850 million to fund priorities requested by Parliament, including Horizon 2020 (research, +EUR 302 million), CEF (energy/transport, +132,8 million), Erasmus+ (+EUR 50 million), LIFE (environment, +10 million) and the Youth

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Employment Initiative (+EUR 28,3 million, with an additional EUR 50 million possibly to be added in the course of 2020 through an amending budget in case the initiative's implementation trend requires it).

Overall, more than half a billion euros above the Commission proposal are dedicated to additional climate-related expenditure, and the Commission undertook to monitor the implementation of the budget in the course of 2020 to reinforce climate-related lines where possible.

On Monday 25 November, BUDG Members took a close look at the terms of the agreement. The plenary will debate and vote on the joint text produced by the conciliation committee on Wednesday 27 November in Strasbourg.

BUDG agrees to grant EU assistance to Crete after cyclone

26-11-2019 - 10:18

On 25 November, the Committee on Budgets decided to mobilise the European Union Solidarity Fund for an amount of EUR 4.6 million to provide assistance to Greece in response to floods and landslides that took place in western Crete in February 2019. An advance payment of 10% has already been paid out. The rapporteur, Ms Eva Kaili, recommends the swift approval of the decision, so that the funds may be rapidly mobilised, as a sign of European solidarity with the affected region.

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Now that the file is approved at the committee stage, it is be submitted to the plenary vote on Wednesday 27 November in Strasbourg.

MEPs approved EU aid for redundant Carrefour employees in Belgium

26-11-2019 - 10:18

Grocery cart filled with vegetables in a supermarket alley

On 6 November, Members of the BUDG committee gave their approval to a recent application by Belgium to mobilise the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). The application concerns a contribution from the EU budget of EUR 1,6 million aimed at facilitating the re-integration into the labour market of 400 workers made redundant by Carrefour Belgique, as well as an additional 330 young persons not in employment, education or training (NEETs).

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Six amendments were tabled to the draft report by the rapporteur, José Manuel Fernandes (EPP, PT).
The vote in plenary took place during the mini-session of 13-14 November.

To take effect, the aid has to be approved also by the Council, which has rejected it. The matter will now be discussed in a trilogue setting (between the Parliament, the Council and the Commission).

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EU Budget 2020 deal: Investing more in climate action, youth and research

19-11-2019

BUDG

MEPs have fought for and obtained better support for climate action, research, SMEs and the young in next year’s EU budget, after a second round of talks with Council on Monday.

EU Budget 2020 conciliation talks suspended

15-11-2019

BUDG

After making every effort to reach a compromise on an adequate EU budget for 2020 during long hours on Friday, Parliament and Council have suspended the talks without agreement.

Budget MEPs back €1.6 million to help 400 former workers of Carrefour Belgium

07-11-2019

BUDG

400 retail workers from Wallonia dismissed by the supermarket chain Carrefour should receive EU aid worth €1,632,028 to help find new jobs, the EP’s budget committee has decided.

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