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EU: European Parliament: Press releases: Mixed response to Commission’s "more focused" 2015 work programme

19 December 2014

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"The European Commission’s 2015 work programme, in which it outlines 23 new proposals and lists 80 items of pending legislation for withdrawal or amendment,drew a mixed response from MEPs in Tuesday’s debate with Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and first Vice-President Frans Timmermans. Parliament will vote a resolution in January on the "new start" promised by the Commission."

See the full text: Mixed response to Commission’s "more focused" 2015 work programme (pdf)

And see: Emily O'Reilly: “Being an ombudsman can seem more like an art than a science” (pdf)

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