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Amendments 006-011 - Motion for a resolution on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources - B8-0239/2018(006-011)

29-05-2018 07:55 AM CEST

Amendments 006-011 - B8-0239/2018 - MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION
to wind up the debate on the statements by the Council and the Commission
pursuant to Rule 123(2) of the Rules of Procedure
on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources
(2018/2714(RSP))
José Manuel Fernandes
on behalf of the PPE Group
Eider Gardiazabal Rubial
on behalf of the S&D Group
Gérard Deprez
on behalf of the ALDE Group
Jordi Solé
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group

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Amendments 012-012 - Motion for a resolution on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources - B8-0239/2018(012-012)

29-05-2018 10:25 AM CEST

Amendments 012-012 - B8-0239/2018 - MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION
to wind up the debate on the statements by the Council and the Commission
pursuant to Rule 123(2) of the Rules of Procedure
on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources
(2018/2714(RSP))
José Manuel Fernandes
on behalf of the PPE Group
Eider Gardiazabal Rubial
on behalf of the S&D Group
Gérard Deprez
on behalf of the ALDE Group
Jordi Solé
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group

Amendments 042-052 - The future of food and farming - A8-0178/2018(042-052)

29-05-2018 10:25 AM CEST

Amendments 042-052 - A8-0178/2018 - REPORT on the future of food and farming

Amendments 012-012 - Motion for a resolution on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources - B8-0239/2018(012-012)

29-05-2018 10:25 AM CEST

Amendments 012-012 - B8-0239/2018 - MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION
to wind up the debate on the statements by the Council and the Commission
pursuant to Rule 123(2) of the Rules of Procedure
on the 2021-2027 multiannual financial framework and own resources
(2018/2714(RSP))
José Manuel Fernandes
on behalf of the PPE Group
Eider Gardiazabal Rubial
on behalf of the S&D Group
Gérard Deprez
on behalf of the ALDE Group
Jordi Solé
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group

Amendments 042-052 - The future of food and farming - A8-0178/2018(042-052)

29-05-2018 10:25 AM CEST

Amendments 042-052 - A8-0178/2018 - REPORT on the future of food and farming

Working document - on ECA Special Report 19/2017 (2017 Discharge): Import procedures: shortcomings in the legal framework and an ineffective implementation impact the financial interests of the EU - PE 622.178v01-00 - Committee on Budgetary Control

29-05-2018 10:40 AM CEST

WORKING DOCUMENT on ECA Special Report 19/2017 (2017 Discharge): Import procedures: shortcomings in the legal framework and an ineffective implementation impact the financial interests of the EU
Committee on Budgetary Control
Nedzhmi Ali

Agenda - The Week Ahead 28 May – 03 June 2018

29-05-2018 10:25 AM CEST

Plenary - Strasbourg

Source : © European Union, 2018 - EP

Council of the European Union     28/5/2018 Main results - Competitiveness Council, 28 May 2018 The Council agreed on a general approach on a regulation aimed at improving the mutual recognition of goods marketed in another member state. Ministers discussed a proposal to promote fair practices for businesses operating through online platforms. They carried out a "competitiveness check-up" to assess the impact of the internal market in terms of competitiveness and productivity. Monday, 28 May: Internal market and industry   The Council agreed on a general approach on a regulation aimed at improving the mutual recognition of goods marketed in another member state. We have still to overcome a number of artificial barriers in various areas of the internal market. Many of them are a result of the application of different rules in non-harmonised sectors or poor implementation of mutual recognition principles. Today's agreement will help promote the freedom of movement of goods in the internal market, and therefore facilitate market access for our companies, which will in the end benefit all European consumers. Emil Karanikolov, Minister for the Economy of Bulgaria Mutual recognition of goods: Council agrees position to reinforce the single market Ministers discussed a recent proposal to promote fair practices for businesses operating through online platforms. Under the traditional "competitiveness check-up", ministers assessed the concrete impact of the internal market on the EU industrial base in terms of competitiveness and productivity. Agenda highlights Tuesday, 29 May: Research, innovation and space The Council will hold a debate on research and innovation in the context of the next multiannual financial framework, the EU's long-term budget. This takes place one week before the presentation of a proposal to establish "Horizon Europe", the new 7-year framework programme for research and innovation.   Ministers are also expected to agree on the extension of research activities carried out under the EURATOM programme until the end of 2020.  The Council will be invited to adopt conclusions on knowledge circulationand on the European Open Science Cloud.  Ministers will also debate on the future of the EU space policy.  The satellites that the EU sends into orbit allow millions of people to use new technologies and to travel by land, sea and air. EU space policy (background information) Multiannual financial framework (background information) Council of the European Union  28/5/2018  CORRECTION - Mutual recognition of goods: Council agrees position to reinforce the single market The Council today agreed on a general approach on a draft regulation aimed at improving the mutual recognition of goods marketed in another member state. The objective of the regulation is to improve the application of the principle of mutual recognition in the internal market, and so ensure that goods lawfully marketed in one member state can be sold in any other, as long as they are safe and respect the public interest. "We have still to overcome a number of artificial barriers in various areas of the internal market. Many of them are a result of the application of different rules in non-harmonised sectors or poor implementation of mutual recognition principles. Today's agreement will help promote the freedom of movement of goods in the internal market, and therefore facilitate market access for our companies, which will in the end benefit all European consumers." Emil Karanikolov, Minister for the Economy of Bulgaria The existing legislative framework does not ensure a reliable application of the principle of mutual recognition, since market access to goods which are considered safe and in line with the public interest in one member state, may be denied or restricted in another. Consequently, businesses face unwarranted costs and delays, because they have to adapt their goods to the various requirements of national markets. All member states have acknowledged the need to adapt the existing legislative framework in order to reduce differences in the interpretation and application of the principle of mutual recognition by national authorities, and to remove obstacles, in the way of achieving a genuinely playing field for businesses.