Members of the European Parliament will convene on Monday 14 September 2026 for a plenary session in Strasbourg, the Parliament’s daily programme confirms.
What Parliament is doing
The session on 14 September 2026 is part of the regular plenary schedule published by the European Parliament. The published programme outlines the day’s agenda and related activities for Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), though the summary supplied does not detail specific debates, votes, or agenda items.
Why it matters
Plenary sittings are the principal forum where MEPs debate legislation, hold votes and question the European Commission and Council. Even when a daily programme does not list item-level details, plenary weeks frequently include legislation, political debates and oversight activities that shape EU policy across multiple areas.
What happens next
MEPs will follow the published timetable for the day’s proceedings in Strasbourg. For a full account of the debates, votes and outcomes from the 14 September 2026 sitting, Parliament will publish the detailed agenda, minutes and voting records on its official channels after the session.
Source: European Parliament press release
