From 9.15, MEPs are to assess the results of the special European Council meeting, in particular on escalating tensions between Turkey and its EU neighbours.
On Monday evening, the plenary approved the deal struck with the Council last December on common rules to boost EU crowdfunding platforms and protect investors. Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
When: Monday 5 October at 16:30 - Where: Anna Politkovskaya pressroom (European Parliament in Brussels, room SPAAK 0A50) and via Skype Committee on Budgets
Trade Committee MEPs questioned Commission Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis, candidate for the trade portfolio, on greener trade, enforcement, China and Mercosur. Committee on International Trade
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee questioned Mairead McGuinness, the Irish candidate for the financial services portfolio, set to replace Phil Hogan. Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
MEPs will vote on changes in the European Commission, call for a new tool to protect EU values and set out ambitious climate targets at the 5-8 October plenary session.
The European Parliament’s and the groups’ spokespersons hold a briefing on next week’s session in the Anna Politkovskaya press conference room and via Skype at 11.00 on Monday.
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee will hold its hearing of Mairead McGuinness, Commissioner-designate for financial services and stability, on Friday 09.00-12.00. Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
The Committee on International Trade is holding a hearing with Commission Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis, candidate for the trade portfolio, on Friday from 13.00-16.00. Committee on International Trade
MEPs approved proposals to address long-term opportunities and legal challenges posed by AI in the area of ethics, civil liability and intellectual property. Committee on Legal Affairs
The Legal Affairs Committee calls on the Commission to review existing laws applicable to online providers and put forward new legislation on online content management. Committee on Legal Affairs
The Civil Liberties Committee on Thursday called on the Bulgarian authorities to ensure EU values and the Charter of Fundamental Rights are respected. Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
MEPs call on the Commission to put forward rules to stop EU-driven global deforestation through mandatory due diligence for companies placing products on the EU market. Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Parliament and Council negotiators reached a provisional political agreement on stronger rights for passengers travelling by train. Committee on Transport and Tourism
The Civil Liberties Committee will discuss the proposed conditionality clause on the rule of law, ahead of negotiations with Council, and the first EC rule of law report. Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs