TTIP Resolution: document pool

By EDRi · March 2, 2015

The European Parliament is going to adopt a Resolution on TTIP. A resolution is a political statement which does not have binding effects. However, a strong resolution from the Parliament could be a step in the right direction.

The Committee on International Trade (INTA) was in charge of the dossier and was guided by Opinions from 13 other Committees before it submitted its report to Plenary (vote scheduled on 8 July).

From a digital rights perspective, we have identified eight key Committees. We’re now campaigning for a respect of our red lines on TTIP to ensure the protection of our rights and freedoms. In order to allow you to keep track of the process, you can find our analysis below. We’ll update this post as the procedure advances. Last update: 9 July 2015

LIBE Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs	ITRE Industry, Research and Energy	IMCO Internal Market and Consumer Protection	AFCO Constitutional Affairs
Draft Opinion	Draft Opinion	Draft Opinion	Draft Opinion
Analysis of amendments	Analysis	Analysis	Analysis
Voting recommendations	Amendments	Amendments	Analysis of amendments
Vote: 31 March	Vote: 24 March	Vote: 24 March	Vote: 16 April
Opinion adopted	Opinion adopted	Opinion adopted	Opinion adopted

CULT Culture and Education	AFET Foreign Affairs	JURI Legal Affairs	INTA International Trade
Draft Opinion	Draft Opinion	Working Document	Working Document
Analysis	Analysis	Draft Opinion	Draft Report
		Analysis	Analysis
Amendments	Amendments	Amendments	Amendments
		Analysis of amendments	Voting recommendations on CAMS
Vote: 16 April	Vote: 31 March	Vote: 16 April	Vote: 28 May
Opinion adopted	Opinion adopted	Opinion adopted	Report adopted
			Amendments for Plenary
			Voting recommendations