The European Parliament will sit on Thursday 17 September for a plenary session that forms part of its ongoing calendar of debates and votes, the assembly confirmed in its EP Today briefing.
What Parliament is doing
The EP Today notice lists Thursday 17 September as a sitting day in the Parliament’s official schedule. The document is a routine press briefing that informs journalists and the public about the plenary timetable and related activities for that date.
Why it matters
Plenary sittings are when Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) debate, vote on reports and amendments, and hold exchanges with EU institutions. Publishing the EP Today briefing helps media and stakeholders track when the Parliament will deliberate and decide on issues on its agenda. The brief announcement itself does not provide details on specific agenda items, reports, or votes scheduled for the day.
What happens next
Further information on the full agenda, lists of speakers, texts for debate and voting schedules are published separately by Parliament in advance of the sitting. Journalists and stakeholders who need details for Thursday 17 September should consult the Parliament’s plenary agenda and accompanying documents, which set out the items to be debated and voted on during the session.
Source: European Parliament press release
