Chris MACMANUS
Chris MACMANUS

The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL

Member

Ireland - Sinn Féin (Ireland)

Date of birth : , London

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Member

AGRI
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
D-UK
Delegation to the EU-UK Parliamentary Partnership Assembly
D-ZA
Delegation for relations with South Africa

Substitute

ECON
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
DPAL
Delegation for relations with Palestine

Most recent activities

Investigation of the use of Pegasus and equivalent surveillance spyware (Recommendation) (B9-0664/2022, B9-0260/2023)

15-06-2023
Written explanations of vote

. – I supported this resolution on the Special Committee on PEGA, which was set up on March 2022. Among other things, the committee was mandated to investigate the scope of alleged contraventions, or maladministration in the implementation, of Union law regarding the use of the Pegasus and equivalent surveillance spyware. The alleged breaches took place in Poland, Hungary, Greece, Spain and Cyprus.

EU Day for the victims of the global climate crisis (B9-0296/2023)

15-06-2023
Written explanations of vote

. – I voted in favour of this resolution, which calls for the EU to observe an EU day for victims of the global climate crisis every year on 15 July. The aim of the day is to commemorate victims, to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change, and to support those providing assistance in disasters. It is appropriate to commemorate and honour victims, but MEPs must not forget that their real role in the climate crisis is to legislate for ambitious climate action, and to insist on adequate climate financing to support climate mitigation and adaptation in the Global South.

Ukraine’s accession to the Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters (B9-0267/2023)

15-06-2023
Written explanations of vote

. – I voted in favour to give consent to the EU and the Council position to ratify Ukraine's accession to this convention. The convention provides a minimum standard for the circulation of foreign judgments in civil and commercial matters among the countries that are party to the convention. It mostly relates to cross-border transactions and clarity as to whether and to what extent a judgment will be recognised and enforced in another jurisdiction.

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Strasbourg

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