What is Own-initiative report?
Also called INI report.
Own-initiative report means: An own-initiative report is a European Parliament report adopted on Parliament's own initiative, often to state priorities or request action from the Commission. Source: European Parliament Rules of Procedure and 1 other official source.
Why it matters
It is not itself legislation, but it can set the political agenda before a Commission proposal appears.
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What is Own-initiative report?
An own-initiative report is a European Parliament report adopted on Parliament's own initiative, often to state priorities or request action from the Commission.
Why does Own-initiative report matter in EU policy?
It is not itself legislation, but it can set the political agenda before a Commission proposal appears.
Where can I verify the definition of Own-initiative report?
Lex cites European Parliament Rules of Procedure; European Parliament: legislative powers and procedures for this definition and links the source records on this page.
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