Newsletter Committee and political groups´ meetings, Brussels

The Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee will kick off the discussion on a legislative proposal on the transparency and targeting of political advertising. The draft law would require any political advert to be clearly labelled and include information on who paid for it and how much. Targeting and amplification techniques would be banned when using sensitive personal data without the explicit consent of the individual concerned. (Monday).

The Civil Liberties Committee will hear Commission Vice-President Schinas and Home Affairs Commissioner Johansson on the recent proposal for temporary measures in case of sudden influx of third country nationals. This would give Poland, Latvia and Lithuania greater flexibility in dealing with the arrival, organised by the Lukashenka regime, of migrants and asylum-seekers at their borders (Monday).

To support the transport sector, Parliament is set to extend some exemptions. 

This infoclip illustrates the electricity production (nuclear power station, power plant, wind turbines, …), the domestic electricity consumption (appliances, electric meters …), domestic gas consumption (stove, gas meters, …), gasoline consumption for cars (gas station, refueling cars…).

During the plenary session (5-8 July 2021) of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs debate on the presentation of the Slovenian Presidency’s priorities for the second half of 2021. Opening statements by Janez JANŠA, Slovenian Prime Minister and President in office of the Council of the EU and Ursula von der LEYEN, President of the European Commission.