The European Parliament will hold a last-minute press briefing on today’s agenda for the plenary session running 6-9 July, the institution said in a short notice. The briefing is scheduled for 16:30 and will be given by the Parliament’s spokesperson.
What Parliament is doing
The announcement, published by the European Parliament, sets out that the spokesperson will provide information on the forthcoming plenary sitting. The briefing is described as a last-minute update ahead of the four-day session that begins on Monday and runs through Thursday.
Why it matters
Plenary weeks are when Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) debate and vote on legislation, resolutions and other parliamentary business. Spokesperson briefings ahead of or during plenary sessions typically summarise planned debates, votes, and procedural arrangements, and inform journalists and the public about timing and priorities for the week.
What happens next
The briefing will take place at 16:30 today; the Parliament’s notice does not provide further detail on the specific items the spokesperson will address. Journalists and other interested parties seeking information on the plenary’s agenda and activities for 6-9 July are expected to follow the briefing for the latest updates.
Source: European Parliament press release
