European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs

The Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI) is a committee of the European Parliament. Its current chair, elected on 7 July 2014, is Pavel Svoboda, a Czech member of the European People's Party parliamentary group.[1]

Members

These are the members in the 8th legislature (2014–2019):

MEPCountryGroup
Max AnderssonSwedenGreens/EFA
Joëlle BergeronFranceEFDD
Marie-Christine BoutonnetFranceNon-Inscrits
Jean-Marie Cavada (Vice-Chair)FranceALDE
Kostas ChrysogonosGreeceGUE/NGL
Therese Comodini CachiaMaltaEPP
Mady Delvaux-Stehres (Vice-Chair)LuxembourgS&D
Andrzej DudaPolandECR
Rosa Estaràs FerragutSpainEPP
Laura FerraraItalyEFDD
Lidia Joanna Geringer de Oedenberg (Vice-Chair)PolandS&D
Mary HoneyballUnited KingdomS&D
Dietmar KösterGermanyS&D
Sajjad KarimUnited KingdomECR
Gilles LebretonFranceNon-Inscrits
Antonio Marinho e PintoPortugalALDE
Jiří MaštálkaCzech RepublicGUE/NGL
Alessandra MorettiItalyS&D
Emil RadevBulgariaEPP
Julia RedaGermanyGreens/EFA
Evelyn RegnerAustriaS&D
Pavel Svoboda (Chair)Czech RepublicEPP
József SzájerHungaryEPP
Axel Voss (Vice-Chair)GermanyEPP
Tadeusz ZwiefkaPolandEPP

The committee voted by 15 votes to 10 to adopt Article 13 and by 13 votes to 12 to adopt Article 11 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market.[2]

References

  1. European Parliament press release 2014-07-07
  2. "'Disastrous' copyright bill vote approved". BBC News. 2018-06-20. Retrieved 2018-06-20.

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