Interinstitutional negotiations

During the ordinary legislative procedure ("OLP"/"codecision"), the Parliament may enter into negotiations with the other institutions once its negotiating mandate for a given file has been decided upon in accordance with Parliament's Rules of Procedure (Rules 70, 71, 72 and 73). At first reading stage, Parliament's negotiating mandate may be adopted by the Committee responsible for the file on the basis of its report and announced in plenary (Rule 71).These mandates are listed below.

The Legislative Observatory - under each codecision procedure file - displays all existing mandates on the basis of which Parliament can negotiate (Committee reports referred back by the plenary prior to the adoption of Parliament's first reading in view of interinstitutional negotiations (Rule 60), Parliament's positions at first reading and committee draft recommendations for second reading). For more information please consult the Joint Declaration of the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on practical arrangements for the codecision procedure (OJ C 145, 30.6.2007, p.5).

Latest mandate decisions

Result(s) : 10
  • All parliamentary committees
  • AFET Foreign Affairs
  • DEVE Development
  • INTA International Trade
  • BUDG Budgets
  • CONT Budgetary Control
  • ECON Economic and Monetary Affairs
  • EMPL Employment and Social Affairs
  • ENVI Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
  • ITRE Industry, Research and Energy
  • IMCO Internal Market and Consumer Protection
  • TRAN Transport and Tourism
  • REGI Regional Development
  • AGRI Agriculture and Rural Development
  • PECH Fisheries
  • CULT Culture and Education
  • JURI Legal Affairs
  • LIBE Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
  • AFCO Constitutional Affairs
  • FEMM Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
  • PETI Petitions
  • DROI Human Rights
  • SEDE Security and Defence
  • FISC Tax Matters
  • SANT Public Health
  • BECA Beating Cancer
  • COVI COVID-19 pandemic: lessons learned and recommendations for the future
  • ING2 Special Committee on foreign interference and disinformation, and on strengthening integrity in the EP
  • INGE Foreign Interference in all Democratic Processes in the European Union, including Disinformation
  • AIDA Artificial Intelligence in a Digital Age
  • ANIT Protection of Animals during Transport
  • PEGA Use of Pegasus and equivalent surveillance spyware