Plenary voting blocks on institutional files
Completion of urgent and institutional voting items, including emission-credit rules, insolvency law, the EU Talent Pool agreement, and appointments and reports concerning the EIB, ECB, EBA and EPPO.
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Session under way, 11 to 12 November 2026 · Brussels
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Completion of urgent and institutional voting items, including emission-credit rules, insolvency law, the EU Talent Pool agreement, and appointments and reports concerning the EIB, ECB, EBA and EPPO.
Opening of the 2026–2027 sitting with statements on International Women’s Day, cyberviolence and feminist rights, followed by formal session opening, presentation of European Order of Merit laureates, and announcements on disciplinary rulings and recording rules.
Council and Commission present the ‘One Europe, One Market’ roadmap and the Single Market and Competitiveness Report, followed by MEPs’ positions on regulatory barriers, sovereignty, deeper integration and a potential 28th regime, and closing orientations on expected growth and industrial impacts.
From the rapporteur’s initial diagnosis and five‑pillar plan through the Commission’s instruments and competence limits, MEPs confront structural causes of the housing crisis, EU vs national responsibilities and regulatory options, ending with the Commissioner and rapporteur framing the report as a pragmatic compromise before the item is closed and the vote announced.
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Short interventions cover trade, security, funding instruments and RRF deadlines, followed by detailed criticism of the Mercosur agreement, EU funding choices, support for eastern border regions, and the formal adjournment of the plenary sitting.
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Links between external conflicts, sanctions and EU energy costs are debated alongside internal issues such as digital access, migration, security, social policy, and divergent national responsibilities versus EU‑level tools to manage fuel prices and rule‑of‑law concerns.
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Parliament examines the scale and causes of gender pay and pension gaps and related EU measures, exposing sharp political divides over competence, enforcement and care policies, then hears the presentation of the insolvency law harmonisation directive aimed at supporting the Capital Markets Union while safeguarding national systems and workers.
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MEPs debate the REGF report linking better regulation to competitiveness, burden reduction and social and climate standards, before questioning Council and Commission on the planned European Research Area Act, focusing on fragmentation, mobility, investment gaps and the creation of a genuine single market for research.
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The President opens the sitting, confirms procedural matters and agenda despite contested requests, then moves to the presentation and full political debate on the revised EP–Commission Framework Agreement covering Parliament’s quasi‑initiative powers, accountability tools and institutional balance.
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