PROGRAMME
15.00 – 15.10 Opening
Gabi Zimmer, President GUE/NGL
Mikael Gustafsson, MEP GUE/NGL and Chair of FEMM Committee
EU banking union legislation to be voted in EP
Date
29 Nov 2012 07:00
Address
Member's restaurant, PHS 0G275, European Parliament
Brussels
BelgiumEvent Type
L - Conference, forum
Organiser type
Federations / Associations
Section
EU Priorities 2020
Euro & Finance
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Press breakfast
EU banking union legislation to be voted in EP
When: Thursday, 29 November - 8.00 (a.m.)
Where: Member's restaurant, PHS 0G275, European Parliament, Brussels
With: European Parliament drafstperson/rapporteur Sven Giegold (Green MEP, Germany)
The European Parliament economic and monetary affairs committee will vote its position on draft EU legislation on banking supervision - part of the planned EU banking union. The banking supervision legislation comprises a regulation conferring supervisory powers to the European Central Bank and a regulation to amend the competences of the European Banking Authority. The European Parliament is a co-legislator on the files.
This press briefing, hosted by Sven Giegold (draftsperson on the EBA regulation) will detail the compromises to be voted and the latest developments in negotiations on the legislation - the briefing will take place in English.
Please respond to this email to confirm your attendance by Wednesday (28 November) at 14.00 at the latest (press only).
Richard More O'Ferrall,
Press and media officer,
Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament
Mobile: +32-477-443842 - Ph. +32-22841669 (Brussels); +33-388174042
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