Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Ordinary meeting
14 July 2026
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IMCO European Parliament
Follow its sittings00:00 - 01:18
Speaker 1
25 on credit arrangements for consumers. So in line with the coordinators' decision of 24th of June, these corrigenda shall be deemed to be approved if no objection is made by a political group or at least three members before the end of this committee meeting. The text has been made available to all members under the e-meeting documents webpage. And pursuing rule 251 paragraph 4 of the EP rules of procedure, the corrigendum will then be announced in plenary at the upcoming plenary session before its publication in the official journal. So I hope everyone listened carefully to that.
We don't have any approval of minutes and can then directly come to our voting sessions. We have different different files, but I hope it will be more or less smooth. So we start with the single market and customs program for the period 28 to 34. So one of the MFF files where our rapporteur is Mr. De Brani. You know that there have been 209 amendments tabled, five compromise amendments have been formulated, and we will now vote on the final outcome.
Before we vote, I give the floor to the rapporteur for two minutes.
01:18 - 02:34
Speaker 2
Thank you for this, chair. We all feel that the internal market is under pressure and the single market needs to deliver in order to make sure that we protect our economic interests, consumers, and businesses. And with this program, I really feel we are on our way. I hope to have a good majority with me from this room, but also from the plenary later on, in order to make sure that we have a stable voice when we go to the negotiations. We are a little bit of pioneers when it comes to this MFF period, which meant that we had some challenges in our negotiations, but in the end, I really feel that we got a good proposal on the table.
So I really hope that everyone will vote for it. I want to thank all the colleagues, all the staff. I've learned a lot about this Parliament, also about the different groups, but I'm really honored that I got this file because it was really, really fun to have this discussions with all of you in the last second. I thought we had good time, but suddenly we didn't. But with this said, I really hope that you will all be in favor.
Thank you.
02:34 - 03:07
Speaker 1
Now you made me curious of what you learned, but let's discuss that later. Okay, great. So we start with voting. We start with compromise one by show of hand. Who's in favor?
Who's against? Abstentions? Adopted. We go to compromise two. Who's in favor?
Who's against? Abstentions? Adopted. We go to compromise three. Who's in favor?
Who's against? Abstentions? Adopted. We go to compromise four. Who's in favor?
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