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The committee closes voting on an earlier dossier, then opens the file on the Commission’s 2024 Rule of Law report with political framing by the rapporteur and proceeds to structured votes on amendments and compromises, ultimately rejecting the overall text in the final roll‑call vote.
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Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
Chair Ilhan Kyuchyuk thanks ECA’s Jan Gregor, notes that remaining questions will be answered in writing, confirms there is no other business, announces the next JURI meeting in Brussels, and formally closes the extraordinary session.
Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
The ECA representative answers clustered questions on financial simplification priorities, limits of fraud detection and AI use in audits, coverage of the Justice programme, performance and impact challenges in RRF‑type spending, concerns on rule of law remedial measures, and risks that CAP flexibility undermines the common policy and fair competition.
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Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
MEPs from several groups question the ECA on simplification and Parliament’s role, fraud and AI use, the Justice programme, RRF and CAP implementation, EU law enforcement reforms, NGO funding transparency, and the volatility and results‑based nature of new own resources.
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Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
The ECA presents concerns on the effectiveness and transparency of rule‑of‑law conditionality, higher NGEU borrowing costs and conditions for new own resources and audit rights, and assesses the proposed MFF’s size, architecture, management modes and flexibility provisions.
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Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
The ECA outlines recent work and sets out proposals to strengthen performance and EU value added assessment, drawing lessons from the RRF and detailing multi‑layer budget simplification, procurement issues and links with the European Semester and national control systems.
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Committee on Legal Affairs – Extraordinary Meeting
The Chair opens the extraordinary JURI meeting, adopts the agenda and immediately frames the mandate and context for hearing the European Court of Auditors’ opinion on the MFF regulation and related simplification issues.
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Committee on Legal Affairs Ordinary Meeting - Extraordinary Committee meeting
Lagodinsky delivers his closing remarks on the AI omnibus file, emphasising Parliament’s legislative prerogatives, protection against deepfakes and legal certainty for SMEs, before the Chair formally sets the amendment deadline and announces that the meeting will continue in camera.
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Committee on Legal Affairs Ordinary Meeting - Extraordinary Committee meeting
Shadows and group speakers from Renew, S&D, ECR and EPP outline contrasting lines on preserving the AI Act’s original balance versus deregulation, the treatment of AI agents, deepfake and generative AI safeguards, access to sensitive data, deletion or retention of the high‑risk register and real‑world testing, stop‑the‑clock powers, differentiated timelines, cybersecurity, and specific relief for SMEs, micro‑enterprises and startups including liability caps and simplified procedures.
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Committee on Legal Affairs Ordinary Meeting - Extraordinary Committee meeting
The Chair opens the JURI meeting, adopts the agenda and minutes, and introduces the AI digital omnibus file, after which Rapporteur Lagodinsky sets out the legislative calendar, JURI’s role vis‑à‑vis IMCO/LIBE, and his core proposals on AI system/agent definitions, literacy obligations, sensitive data, prohibitions (including sexualized deepfakes) and the high‑risk database.
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