Committee on Legal Affairs
15 April 2026
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JURI European Parliament
Follow its sittings03:00 - 05:44
Speaker 1
Good morning. We're all being welcomed with sunshine and wonderful spring weather this morning. So let's begin today with our jury meeting. I will warmly welcome you all. It's my honor to chair the start of today's meeting.
We move to item one on the agenda, the adoption of the agenda. You will have received the agenda that was published on 04/08/2026. The order of business was published on April 14. We have interpretation today for the following languages: German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Estonian, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Polish, Bulgarian, and Romanian. So the chair very kindly thanks the interpreters for their work today and for supporting the meeting.
Now just for the sake of completeness, you will understand that the timing is indicative only, and will depend on how quickly we progress through our business this morning. Let's move on to item two, no announcements. Item three, the adoption of the minutes. If no objections are raised by the end of today's meeting, the minutes of the twenty-third and 03/24/2026 will be deemed to have been adopted. So you still have a bit of time to skim those notes and have a read through them.
Now item four, subsidiarity rule 43 of the rules of procedure. We have Robert Smizek for this item. Let me announce then that we have six reasoned opinions that have been received from national parliaments, and those have been listed in today's agenda, and those will be deemed to have been noted. If anyone wishes to take the floor, that's, of course, fine, but I don't see any requests for the floor. So now we can move on to item five.
Just a brief interruption, if I may. At this point, we do need to.
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