Brexit: Parliament debates latest developments
MEPs will discuss the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, in a debate with President Juncker and State Secretary for European Affairs Ciot for the Council, on Wednesday at 14.00.
Future of Europe debate with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven
MEPs will exchange views on the future of Europe with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven on Wednesday at 15.15.
Final vote on measures to reconcile work and family life
MEPs are set to endorse new rules on paternity leave and non-transferable parental leave, in a vote on Thursday.
Natural Gas: extending EU rules to pipes entering from non-EU countries
To ensure gas pipelines from non-EU countries are covered by EU rules and to create legal clarity for operators, new gas market rules will be put to a final vote on Thursday.
Parliament to vote on road transport reform proposals
On Thursday, MEPs will vote on rules to tackle illegal practices in the road haulage sector and amend rules on drivers’ rest time.
EU to grant visa-free access to UK nationals, if the UK reciprocates
UK nationals would be able to travel to the EU for up to 90 days without a visa after Brexit, as long as EU nationals also benefit from visa-free access to the UK.
Assessing EU-China relationship before the summit
Less than a week before the annual EU-China summit, the plenary is to discuss EU-China trade relations with Council and Commission on Wednesday.
Citizens point out poor implementation of EU waste legislation
MEPs are set to call on member states to improve compliance with EU waste legislation and to increase reuse and recycling practices.
Member states jeopardising the rule of law risk losing EU money
MEPs will vote on Thursday to seal Parliament’s position on rules to freeze EU payments to member states which interfere with courts or which do not tackle fraud and corruption.
Final vote on first ever fish conservation measures for the Mediterranean
MEPs will adopt a multi-annual plan for the Western Mediterranean and more restrictive measures to protect swordfish, following informal agreements with Council.
Schengen: MEPs to adopt their position on temporary checks at national borders
MEPs want to set new time limits and conditions for internal border checks within the Schengen area.
More financial support for 2021-2027 EU fisheries
Parliament will adopt its position on the future European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund, safeguarding sustainable fish stocks and fishermen’s livelihoods.
MEPs to vote on common security features for ID cards
New rules to curb document fraud will be discussed in plenary session on Wednesday and put to the vote on Thursday.
