I will not go into any more detail here, as negotiations continue next week and Michel Barnier will complete what I have just been saying.įor those who think that the UK should just go over Michel Barnier’s head, I would remind them that the Commission was appointed by the 27 Member States, and my choice of Michel Barnier was welcomed by them. And when it comes to Ireland we can only talk of solutions that fully respect EU law and the Good Friday Agreement. The devil will be, as always, in the detail, but the taxpayers of the EU 27 should not pay for the British decision. I am pleased that Prime Minister May and her team recognise that the UK has financial obligations which it must respect. The negotiators have made good progress on citizens’ rights, but the indispensable role of the European Court of Justice in guaranteeing those rights still needs to be agreed. We have not yet made the sufficient progress needed. The Prime Minister’s speech in Florence was conciliatory, but speeches are not negotiation positions and, as Michel Barnier, the Commission’s excellent chief negotiator, said last week, work still remains to be done. This is because the condition of Article 50 and the mandate given to us by the leaders of the EU 27 are very clear: we first need to agree on the terms of the divorce and then we will see if we can, half-lovingly, find one another again. When it comes to Brexit, we still cannot talk about the future without real clarity. In Florence, she struck an optimistic tone on the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the Union. Prime Minister May’s speech, on the other hand, was about separation. This debate on building a more united, stronger and more democratic Europe continued at the Sorbonne in Paris: President Macron gave a very bold and a very European speech, and I would like to congratulate him and thank him once again. I started with my State of the Union address on the future of Europe here in this House, where I laid out the road map for a more united, stronger and more democratic Union. – Mr President, September was a month rich in speeches. Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission. – L'ordine del giorno reca la discussione sul tema "Stato di avanzamento dei negoziati con il Regno Unito" ( 2017/2847(RSP)). State of play of negotiations with the United Kingdom (debate) Composition of political groups: see Minutesģ.
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Safety rules and standards for passenger ships - Registration of persons sailing on board passenger ships operating to or from ports of the Member States - System of inspections for the safe operation of ro-ro ferry and high-speed passenger craft in regular service (debate)Ģ.
Objection to an implementing measure: scientific criteria for the determination of endocrine disrupting properties (debate)Ĭomposition of political groups : see Minutes Thousands of cancellations of flights by Ryanair and the enforcement of the air passenger rights Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 (debate) The fight against cybercrime (A8-0272/2017 - Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi)ĮU political relations with ASEAN (A8-0243/2017 - Reinhard Bütikofer)Ĭorrections to votes and voting intentions : see MinutesĪpproval of the minutes of the previous sitting : see MinutesĮU-Egypt partnership priorities for 2017-2020 (debate)Ģ017 UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany (COP23) (debate) Women’s economic empowerment in the private and public sectors in the EU (A8-0271/2017 - Anna Hedh)Īddressing shrinking civil society space in developing countries (A8-0283/2017 - Teresa Jiménez-Becerril Barrio) Management, conservation and control measures applicable in the ICCAT Convention area (A8-0173/2017 - Gabriel Mato) State of play of negotiations with the United Kingdom (B8-0538/2017, B8-0539/2017) The fight against cybercrime (A8-0272/2017 - Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi) (vote)ĮU political relations with ASEAN (A8-0243/2017 - Reinhard Bütikofer) (vote) Women’s economic empowerment in the private and public sectors in the EU (A8-0271/2017 - Anna Hedh) (vote)Īddressing shrinking civil society space in developing countries (A8-0283/2017 - Teresa Jiménez-Becerril Barrio) (vote) Management, conservation and control measures applicable in the ICCAT Convention area (A8-0173/2017 - Gabriel Mato) (vote) Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (A8-0205/2017 - Adina-Ioana Vălean) (vote) State of play of negotiations with the United Kingdom (B8-0538/2017, B8-0539/2017) (vote)
Composition of political groups: see Minutes
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