Plenary session - Supply of digital content and online sales of goods

Plenary session - Explanations of votes

TRAN committee meeting

MEPs and EP staff members support LGBTI people victims of persecution

Plenary session - Resumption of session and order of business

TRAN committee - Exchange of views with Romanian Interim-Minister for Transport

EP plenary session - Explanations of Votes

#Coat4Calais action by British socialist MEPs

EP plenary session - Rail passengers' rights and obligations

EP plenary session - Explanations of votes

EP plenary session - explanations of votes

White Ribbon campaign against violence to women ahead of the football World Cup

Lex signing

During the plenary session (12-15/11/18) of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs debate (14/11) and vote on updated rules on European rail passenger rights. Those include more compensation for travellers in case of delays, better information given to passengers about their rights, better assistance to people with reduced mobility, better access to cyclists and clearer complaints-handling procedures. Statements by Bogusław LIBERADZKI (S&D, PL), Rapporteur, Violeta BULC, Member of the EC in charge of Transport, Renaud MUSELIER (EPP, FR) and Lucy ANDERSON (S&D, UK). Results from the vote: 533 votes in favour, 37 against and 47 abstentions. Illustrative shots on railway transport and passengers.

Rail passengers' rights and obligations: extracts from the vote on the report Bogusław LIBERADZKI (S&D, PL), from the debate (14/11) and illustrative shots

During the EP plenary session (16- 19 April 2018) in Strasbourg, Antonio TAJANI, EP President and Liliyana PAVLOVA, Minister for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council, sign various legislative acts.

Lex signing by Antonio TAJANI, EP President and Liliyana PAVLOVA, Minister for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council: extracts from the ceremony

On 30 September 2014, Maroš Šefčovič, Member designate of the EC in charge of Transport and Space, was heard by the Committee on Transport and Tourism and the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy of the European Parliament to test his general competences, European commitment and specific expertise related to his portfolio. He had the opportunity to make an opening statement before taking part in the question and answer session.Although the Parliament can only vote on the European Commission as a whole, a negative assessment of one of the candidates has in the past often led to the candidacy being withdrawn and replaced.In the outgoing Commission, Maroš Šefčovič was Vice-President in charge of Inter-Institutional Relations and Administration.

Hearing of Maros SEFCOVIC (Slovakia), Commissioner-designate for Transport and Space: MEPs questions & answers

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