The European People's Party (EPP), to which the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen belongs, is developing tactics in alliance with the Social Democrats to bypass the plenary vote on some of the documents of the new EU budget - the reason for this was the fear that the agreement could be disrupted. Politico writes about it. Of the 20 documents related to the next multi-year financial plan, according to the publication, 11 are expected to pass the relevant committee. Such a mechanism guarantees the unpredictable outcome of the general vote, where right-wing MPs can make changes or completely bury the compromises reached. According to the traditional procedure, before the start of negotiations with national governments, members of the European Parliament discuss key bills in a plenary session and draft amendments. However, centrist forces are increasingly inclined to develop a negotiating position within the committee, bypassing discussion in the full chamber of 720 delegates.

The European People's Party (EPP), to which the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen belongs, is developing tactics in alliance with the Social Democrats to bypass the plenary vote on some of the documents of the new EU budget - the reason for this was the fear that the agreement could be disrupted. Politico writes about it. Of the 20 documents related to the next multi-year financial plan, according to the publication, 11 are expected to pass the relevant committee. Such a mechanism guarantees the unpredictable outcome of the general vote, where right-wing MPs can make changes or completely bury the compromises reached. According to the traditional procedure, before the start of negotiations with national governments, members of the European Parliament discuss key bills in a plenary session and draft amendments. However, centrist forces are increasingly inclined to develop a negotiating position within the committee, bypassing discussion in the full chamber of 720 delegates.