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European Parliament Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

European Parliament Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

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Oct 14, 2026

Jan RůžičkaHOST
1:40
I am now in Brussels.
Jan RůžičkaHOST
1:42
Yesterday, I I was part of the launch of ITRE committee of European Parliament.
Jan RůžičkaHOST
1:50
ITRE committee is a committee on business and economics of European Parliament.
Jan RůžičkaHOST
1:57
Coincidentally, these days is led by Polish guy from...
Jan RůžičkaHOST
2:03
From Bydgoszcz.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:07
It's a kind of working group that works based on different topics.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:10
And the main committee for the DNA is the ITRE committee, which is the Industry, uh, Research and Energy Committee of the, of the European Parliament.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:18
So basically we are working with MMPs, part of this committee, and we will continue to do so after the summer break.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:25
And then eventually in a, some months or a bit less than a year, we will see the proposal being voted by the European Parliament and by the European Council, and then they will meet in order to find an agreement and then the final identical test will be voted by both institutions.
Bonnie MehringHOST
23:44
Do they already know us? And [laughs] are you still pleased to know us?
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:49
Yes.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:50
No, I have to say that in general, we do work a lot with the ITRE committee, but not only, also with the IMCO committee, for example, the internal market, uh, committee.
Dario PresuttiGUEST
23:58
But in general, member of the European Parliament are eager to listen to stakeholders, you know, because of course a member of the Parliament cannot be expert on everything, and that's also the beauty of democracy, you know, being elected as a person that doesn't know all about everything, but exactly because you are representing someone, you also should be very open to listen to everyone you're representing.

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