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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11708
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Agriculture

Brexit will cause significant gap in CAP financing

The withdrawal of the United Kingdom from European Union could result in a substantial gap in financing the common agricultural policy (CAP), according to a note prepared by the European Parliament’s agricultural committee services.

The note, intended for the Parliament’s Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt (ALDE, Belgium), says that Brexit will also lead to changes in market management rules, such as intervention, as a result of the loss of the UK’s production (the United Kingdom...

Contents

INSTITUTIONAL
PARLIAMENT: Five mid-term changes in Parliamentary committee presidencies expected
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: Brexit will cause significant gap in CAP financing
AGRICULTURE: Commission to open post-2020 CAP consultation on 2 February
AGRICULTURE: EU again refuses to return powdered milk to market
INTERNAL MARKET: Commission suggests three possible ways of improving Construction Products Regulation
DIGITAL: Possible infringement procedures for unjustified restrictions on free flow of data
MIGRATION: Commission defends its actions following Ombudsman's criticism of EU/Turkey agreement
SPACE: Commission plays down 'breakdowns' in Galileo programme
REGIONS: CEMR says third of new European Parliament presidency held local/regional office
ENVIRONMENT: Mixed review of national monitoring programmes for EU marine environments
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: Commission wonders if its proposed union of capital markets is sufficiently comprehensive
ECONOMY: More emphasis should be placed on product market reforms, say member states
COMPETITION: Commission reportedly sent statements of objections to Deutsche Boerse and London Stock Exchange
EXTERNAL ACTION
TRADE: Post-Brexit negotiations for an EU/UK free-trade agreement will not take priority, Malmström warns
CANADA: Progressive Caucus in European Parliament votes against CETA before ratification recommendation vote
RUSSIA: Mogherini says decisions about EU sanctions are not taken in Washington
RUSSIA-UKRAINE: Sefcovic confident about smooth transit of Russian gas through Ukraine this winter
SERBIA-KOSOVO: New high-level dialogue to begin on Tuesday 24 January
GAMBIA: EU congratulates Adama Jarrow, legitimate new president of Gambia, and urges Jammeh to stand down
TUNISIA: Renewed commitment to common action against terrorism, radicalisation and extremism
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
SOCIAL: Jagland calls for European Social Charter to be included in European Pillar of Social Rights
RUSSIA: Muiznieks argues pre-eminence of ECHR over Russian Constitutional Court
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: Commission gives protection to new Spanish PDO
BUDGET: 'Friends of the Presidency' group to discuss mid-term vision of MFF on 27 January
EDUCATION: First university joins Erasmus+ loans mechanism
ENVIRONMENT: Essen will be European Green Capital from 21 January
US: TABC calls for continued TTIP negotiations under Trump
INTERNAL MARKET: First anniversary of European Professional Card
DIGITAL: COREPER supports frequency reallocation (700 MHz)
RESEARCH: Commission recruits innovators for review of Horizon 2020
FOOD SAFETY: EFSA data on toxicity of chemicals only a click away
SYRIA: EU represented at Astana meeting
CORRIGENDUM
MONEY LAUNDERING: European Parliament rejects amendment to blacklist of at risk countries
CALENDAR
PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS: from 23/01 to 29/01
OTHER EVENTS: 23 to 29 January
EUROPE / DOCUMENTS
EUROPE/DOCUMENTS No. 2597 - MALTESE PRESIDENCY: A Presidency to reunite the Europeans
MALTESE PRESIDENCY: Decisions must be implemented if we are to be credible in the eyes of the citizens, says Ian Borg
MALTESE PRESIDENCY: Institutional calendar for the first half of 2017