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Group coordinators and MEPs react to US sanctions by defending the DSA as a democratically adopted core instrument, denouncing the move as an attack on EU sovereignty, and debating accusations of censorship, bias and election interference, while calling for a stronger institutional response and protections for targeted officials and NGOs.
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The Chair opens item 10 on US travel bans targeting EU digital lawmakers, Thierry Breton frames the sanctions as an attack on EU democratic law‑making and institutional autonomy, and civil‑society representatives from HATE Aid and GDI describe the chilling effect on DSA enforcement, trusted flaggers and Europe’s digital sovereignty.
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A second MEP round stresses risks of de‑industrialisation (notably in chemicals), strategic dependencies and the innovation gap, and presses the legal status and impact of the roadmap, to which the Commission responds by detailing the five pillars of ‘One Europe, One Market’, rejecting autarky and outlining sectoral measures and alignment of single‑market, industrial and innovation policies before closing item 9.
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The Chair opens item 9 on the 2026 Annual Single Market and Competitiveness Report, the Commission sets out the main messages and tools, and MEPs’ first round focuses on the need for a clear competitiveness strategy, concrete roadmap content, KPIs and single‑market enforcement priorities, prompting initial Commission clarifications on the enforcement agenda, indicators and the ‘One Europe, One Market’ roadmap role.
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EuroCommerce, BEUC, an academic expert and the Czech ministry present further proposals on cross‑regime enforcement tools, EU‑level investigative and sanctioning powers, coordination with DSA/GPSR/customs and cautious evolution of liability, followed by an extensive MEP Q&A on deterrence, institutional design and capacity building. The Commission then outlines its intended CPC reform and Digital Fairness package architecture, including cross‑network coordination and stronger sanctions, before the Chair closes the hearing and morning session.
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The Chair opens the CPC revision hearing and Panel 1, with the Commission, Dutch authority, ECC‑Net and Ecommerce Europe detailing current CPC enforcement gaps, fragmented sanctions and overlaps with DSA/DMA, then discussing options such as stronger EU‑level powers, UCPD as a regulation and better protection against non‑EU traders, followed by an MEP Q&A and coordinated replies. This segment frames the policy problem and initial reform scenarios for CPC and the Digital Fairness Act from both enforcers’ and business perspectives.
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Chair opens the IMCO meeting, adopts formalities and then hears back from rapporteurs on the AI Act, DSA and DMA implementation working groups, highlighting enforcement challenges, upcoming resolutions and links with broader EU digital policy. This block sets the institutional context before launching the thematic hearing on revision of the CPC Regulation.
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