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Report (2024/2112(INI)) 2025-03-05
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
5.3.2025 A10-0022/15
Amendment 15
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3
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| 3. Notes the Commission’s commitment to ensure that the European Semester drives policy coordination for competitiveness, sustainability and social fairness, as well as the integration of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the European pillar of social rights; notes that the European Green Deal remains a core deliverable for the Commission; | 3. Recalls the original objective of the European Semester, which was the coordination of budgetary and economic policies across the Union; regrets, in this regard, the Commission’s commitment over the years to continuously expand the original scope of the European Semester in order to drive policy coordination for sustainability and social fairness as well as the integration of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the European Pillar of Social Rights; regrets that, despite its negative impact on the European economy, industry and competitiveness, the European Green Deal remains a core deliverable for the Commission; |
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5.3.2025 A10-0022/16
Amendment 16
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 5
| Motion for a resolution | Amendment |
| 5. Highlights that public and private investments are crucial for the EU’s ability to cope with existing challenges, including developing the EU’s innovation capacity and implementing the just green and digital transitions, and that they will increase the EU’s resilience, long-term competitiveness and open strategic autonomy; calls attention to the need for strategic investments in energy interconnections, low-carbon energies (such as renewables) and energy efficiency to, among other things, (i) make the EU independent from imported fossil fuels and prevent the possible inflationary effects of dependence on these, (ii) modernise production systems and (iii) promote social cohesion; recalls that the materialisation of climate-change-related physical risks can greatly affect public finances, as demonstrated by the floods in Valencia in October 2024 and the cyclone in Mayotte in December 2024; calls on the Member States to make the necessary investments to improve climate change mitigation and adaptation and enhance the resilience of the EU economy; | 5. Highlights that public and private investments are crucial for the EU’s ability to cope with existing challenges, including developing the EU’s innovation capacity and implementing the just green and digital transitions, and that they will increase the EU’s resilience, long-term competitiveness and open strategic autonomy; calls attention to the need for strategic investments in energy interconnections, low-carbon energies (such as renewables) and energy efficiency to, among other things, (i) make the EU independent from imported fossil fuels and prevent the possible inflationary effects of dependence on these, (ii) modernise production systems and (iii) promote social cohesion; recalls that the materialisation of climate-change-related physical risks can greatly affect public finances, as demonstrated by the floods in Valencia in October 2024 and the cyclone in Mayotte in December 2024; invites the Member States to make the necessary investments to improve climate change mitigation and adaptation and enhance the resilience of the EU economy; |
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5.3.2025 A10-0022/17
Amendment 17
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 15
| Motion for a resolution | Amendment |
| 15. Notes that eight Member States have excessive deficits; recalls that the Council has taken remedial action and calls on the Member States concerned to take steps to reduce excessive deficits while minimising the socio-economic impact; recalls the importance of consistency in applying the excessive deficit procedure to the Member States; | 15. Notes that eight Member States have excessive deficits; recalls that the Council has taken remedial action and calls on the Member States concerned to take steps to reduce excessive deficits while minimising the socio-economic impact; recalls the importance of the equal treatment of Member States regarding the excessive deficit procedure; |
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5.3.2025 A10-0022/18
Amendment 18
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 22
| Motion for a resolution | Amendment |
| 22. Highlights that the debt sustainability analysis (DSA) plays a key role in the reformed EU fiscal rules; is of the opinion that the discretionary role of the Commission in the DSA requires the relevant assessments to be fully transparent, predictable, replicable and stable; calls on the Commission to address possible methodological improvements, such as assessing spillover effects between Member States, and to duly inform Parliament in this regard; | 22. Highlights that the debt sustainability analysis (DSA) plays a key role in the reformed EU fiscal rules; is of the opinion that the discretionary role of the Commission in the DSA requires the relevant assessments to be fully transparent, predictable, replicable and stable; calls on the Commission to address, together with the Member States’ representatives, possible methodological improvements, such as assessing spillover effects between Member States, and to duly inform Parliament in this regard; |
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5.3.2025 A10-0022/19
Amendment 19
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 38
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| 38. Notes that the share of ‘fully implemented’ CSRs has dropped from 18.1 % (in the period 2011-2018) to 13.9 % (in the period 2019-2023); recalls that implementing CSRs, including with regard to the efficiency of public spending, is a key part of ensuring fiscal sustainability and addressing macroeconomic imbalances; advocates a more efficient implementation of the CSRs and the relevant reforms; calls for ways of increasing the share of ‘fully implemented’ CSRs to be explored; calls on the Commission to link the CSRs more closely to the respective country reports; calls for the impact of reforms and the progress towards reducing identified investment gaps to be evaluated; calls for greater transparency in the preparation of CSRs; | 38. Notes that the share of ‘fully implemented’ CSRs has dropped from 18.1 % (in the period 2011-2018) to 13.9 % (in the period 2019-2023); recalls that implementing CSRs, including with regard to the efficiency of public spending, is a key part of ensuring fiscal sustainability and addressing macroeconomic imbalances; notes that the RRF has not led to substantially higher CSR implementation rates so far; advocates a more efficient implementation of the CSRs and the relevant reforms; calls for ways of increasing the share of ‘fully implemented’ CSRs to be explored; calls on the Commission to increase Member States’ national ownership in order to ensure the full implementation of CSRs; calls for the impact of reforms and the progress towards reducing identified investment gaps to be evaluated; calls for greater transparency in the preparation of CSRs; |
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5.3.2025 A10-0022/20
Amendment 20
Enikő Győri, Paolo Borchia, Jorge Martín Frías, Pierre Pimpie
on behalf of the PfE Group
Report A10-0022/2025
Fernando Navarrete Rojas
European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025
(2024/2112(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 41 a (new)
| Motion for a resolution | Amendment |
| 41a. Reiterates, in this regard, that CSRs must always remain within the remit of EU competences and should never use double standards; |
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