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  1. GMT+2

    Delivery platforms: delinquency and the role of AADE

    A round of questions from an independent MP is held regarding undeclared work, the use of third-party accounts, and the exploitation of foreigners on delivery platforms, with responses from the Deputy Minister on digitalization and AADE audits, supplementary data on illegal delivery workers and road safety issues, and a final statement by the Minister of Finance defending the effectiveness and independence of AADE against political attacks.

    In this chapter

    1. Independent MP of Heraklion: audits on delivery platforms and black labor
    2. Deputy Minister of Finance: AADE digitalization, cooperation with Hellenic Police, and audits in Heraklion
    3. Supplementary question: data on illegal delivery and exploitation of foreigners
    4. MP: risks of delivery workers without a license

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  2. GMT+2

    Chios shipwreck, investigations, and use of Coast Guard cameras: Avgeri and Deputy Minister of Shipping Gikas

    Avgeri raises issues regarding the clarification of the shipwreck in Chios, the progress of the Sworn Administrative Investigation (EDE), and the control by the Ombudsman, the recovery of the boat, and the establishment of mandatory rules for the use of cameras on Coast Guard vessels and in operations with Frontex, also citing the FRA report on gaps in investigations of border violations. Deputy Minister of Shipping Gikas describes the parallel investigations (EDE, regular Justice, Naval Court, Ombudsman), the fruitless underwater searches with ROV, and the current framework of non-mandatory recording by cameras on floating assets, emphasizing that activation is up to the captain and highlighting the Coast Guard's rescue record.

    In this chapter

    1. SYRIZA (Avgeri): EDE, Ombudsman, and cameras for the shipwreck in Chios
    2. Deputy Minister of Shipping Gikas: Progress of investigations and use of Coast Guard cameras
    3. Avgeri: Criticism of delays, FRA, and the need for mandatory cameras
    4. Gikas: Multiple investigations, ROV, and non-mandatory recording

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  3. GMT+2

    Minister of Health: Fiscal limits, ASEP, and taxation of shipowners

    The Minister contrasts the cost of the KKE's proposals with defense spending, defends the need for armaments, justifies the maintenance of Article 103 and ASEP to avoid partisan appointments, explains why he considers doubling salaries in the NHS unfeasible with specific amounts, and rejects heavy taxation of shipowners as unrealistic, arguing that the government is increasing staff and salaries as much as fiscal conditions allow.

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  4. GMT+2

    KKE MP: Health funding, surgery waiting list, and Constitutional framework

    The MP returns to the issue by raising the question of spending priorities (armaments, banks, shipowners), denounces the commercialization of health and afternoon surgeries, provides data on pending surgeries in Crete, criticizes Article 103 of the Constitution, and demands mass permanent recruitments, salary increases, and the expansion of hazardous and unhealthy work allowances.

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  5. GMT+2

    Minister of Health: Cost of KKE proposals and interventions in Chania

    The Minister of Health refutes the KKE's proposals as fiscally unfeasible, citing the Constitution regarding the permanent status of contract workers, and defends his visit to the Chania Hospital, listing the consultation with stakeholders, job postings, the 'Agono A' (Remote/Underserved) designation, as well as commitments for a new Emergency Department and recruitments.

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  6. GMT+2

    KKE MP: Situation at Chania Hospital and demands

    The KKE MP denounces the government's 'fiesta' in Chania, highlights the chronic understaffing, criticizes financial incentives and the involvement of local government/donors, and puts forward demands for immediate full staffing, permanent status for contract workers, and improved working conditions.

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  7. GMT+2

    Topical question on cleaning expenses: Kazamias and Deputy Minister of Development

    The presiding officer opens the topical question procedure regarding the sharp increase in cleaning expenses, with Kazamias citing PANSYPO and Court of Audit data on excessive increases and direct awards, requesting detailed data. Deputy Minister of Development Tsavdaridis presents the role of KIMDIS, disputes the 69% increase and the examples concerning hospitals and the University of the Aegean, attributing part of the differences to CPV codes, contract duration, and wage costs, while calling for specific complaints regarding irregularities.

    In this chapter

    1. Start of topical questions: Topic of cleaning expenses
    2. Deputy Minister of Development: Role of KIMDIS and dispute of the 69% increase
    3. Kazamias: Invocation of the Court of Audit and request for data
    4. Deputy Minister of Development: Conflicting data on the University of the Aegean and hospitals

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  8. GMT+2

    Start: Reading of the topical question

    The Presidency announces the topical question of KKE MP Emmanouil Syntychakis to the Minister of Health regarding the increased problems at the General Hospital of Chania and gives him the floor.

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  9. GMT+2

    Start of the session and swearing-in of new members of parliament

    Start of the session with the announcement of the resignations of two members of parliament and the swearing-in of their successors Zoe Anastasopoulou and Georgios Varemenos, with the ritual recitation of the oath and brief wishes from the Presidency, before a short break ahead of the discussion of current questions.

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  10. GMT+2

    Start of session and topical question on funds

    The Presiding Officer resumes the session, announces the agenda for topical questions, and a full round of questions and answers follows between a PASOK MP and the Deputy Minister of Finance regarding red loans, fund practices, the obligation to disclose the purchase price, interest rates, down payments, and the upcoming bill, with intense political confrontation over the responsibilities of SYRIZA and the government.

    In this chapter

    1. Resumption of session and announcement of the question agenda
    2. PASOK MP: obligation to disclose loan purchase price by funds
    3. Deputy Minister of Finance: SYRIZA's political responsibility and new rules for funds

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Schedule

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Β' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Β' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (B' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Α' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Β' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Γ' Μέρος)

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    Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Δ' Μέρος)

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