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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12320

5 September 2019
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INSTITUTIONAL / Citizenship
Commission registers three new citizens' initiatives and concludes that a fourth is inadmissible
Brussels, 04/09/2019 (Agence Europe)

The European Commission decided on Wednesday 4 September to register three new European Citizens' Initiatives (ECIs) on the fight against corruption, the climate emergency and protecting bees.

The Commission has just decided on the legal admissibility of these ECIs. If, within one year, any of the three registered initiatives receives one million statements of support from at least seven Member States, the Commission will analyse and respond to it.

The organisers are asking the Commission to...

Contents

INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Commission announces new measures to deal with possible no-deal Brexit
HUNGARY: Hungary will respond on 16 September to issues raised by European Parliament on respect for Rule of law
CITIZENSHIP: Commission registers three new citizens' initiatives and concludes that a fourth is inadmissible
ECONOMY - FINANCE
ECB: Christine Lagarde wants to make future monetary policy of Frankfurt institute more sustainable
FINANCE: EU Council moves towards agreement on taxonomy on sustainable finance
ECONOMY: Mr Lintilä wants to make progress on fronts of deepening EMU, taxation and capital markets
BANKS: Andrea Enria invites banks to speed up their preparation for a no-deal Brexit
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: draft reports from previous parliamentary term on post-2020 CAP will be submitted to European Parliament for plenary vote
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament Agriculture Committee wants plenary resolution against plant patentability
FISHERIES: European Parliament Fisheries Committee condemns increase in mackerel catch unilaterally by Iceland
FISHERIES: EU and Mauritania extend existing protocol for one year
JHA: Finland will launch debate on extension of PNR system to modes beyond air transport
COHESION: new rapporteurs on various legislative texts for 2021-2027 are now known
DIGITAL: candidate for position of Executive Director of ENISA, Juhan Lepassaar, presents his matters of priority
HEALTH: WHO calls for stronger policies against alcohol abuse
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: coordination of social security systems, MEPs want to resume negotiations with EU Council
EXTERNAL ACTION
TRADE: EU's investment policy, between opening up to non-Member States and defending European interests
TRADE: according to UNCTAD, a no-deal Brexit would cost British exporters “at least” €14.5 billion
UNITED STATES: Washington wants to reset relationship with EU, Sondland says
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
JUSTICE: Court clarifies application of ‘Brussels I bis’ Regulation on jurisdiction
NEWS BRIEFS
TRADE: certain steels subject to safeguards will be exempted from other trade defence measures
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: Paolo Gentiloni nominated to become European Commissioner
COURT: appointment of an additional judge to EU General Court
HONG KONG: Renew Europe Group in European Parliament welcomes withdrawal of draft law on extradition
INDUSTRY: automotive industry and NGOs are urgently calling for a large infrastructure of charging stations for electric cars
UKRAINE: Elmar Brok becomes Special Adviser to Commission President
UKRAINE: Member States' ambassadors agree on extension of targeted sanctions linked to violation of territorial integrity
SWITZERLAND: nine bordering regions are concerned about lack of progress on framework agreement