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Financial Technology (FinTech) (communication)

Adottati on 11/07/2018
Riferimento: 
ECO/454-EESC-2018-01056-00-00-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2018) 109 final COM(2018) 109 final
Rapporteur: 
Petru Sorin DANDEA (Workers - GR II / Romania)

The EESC supports the Commission's Fin Tech Action Plan and considers that the development of FinTech can deliver a number of benefits to both European businesses and their clients. Measures included in the action plan on improving cyber security and the resilience of the financial sector are important, but should be supplemented by rules to ensure uniformity in the development of FinTech in the EU. Similarly, the Committee believes that the level of regulation for FinTech should be equivalent to that in the financial sector.

The EESC calls on the Commission to identify possible rules for companies offering cloud services with regard to their responsibility for securing the data they host.

Parere del CESE: Financial Technology (FinTech) (communication)

Taxation of profits of multinationals in the digital economy

Adottati on 11/07/2018
Riferimento: 
ECO/459-EESC-2018-01556-00-00-ac-tra-en
Referral: 
COM(2018) 147 final 2018/0072 CNSCOM(2018) 147 final 2018/0072 CNSCOM(2018) 148 final 2018/0073 CNS
Rapporteur: 
Krister ANDERSSON (Employers - GR I / Sweden)
Co-rapporteur: 
Petru Sorin DANDEA (Workers - GR II/Romania)

Parere del CESE: Taxation of profits of multinationals in the digital economy

VAT reform package (II)

Adottati on 23/05/2018
Riferimento: 
ECO/445-EESC-2017-05457-00-00-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2018) 20 final 2018/0005 CNSCOM(2018) 20 final 2018/0005 CNSCOM(2018) 21 final 2018/0006 CNSCOM(2017) 706 final 2017/0248 CNSCOM(2017) 783 final 2017/0349 CNS
Rapporteur: 
Petru Sorin DANDEA (Workers - GR II / Romania)

The EESC welcomes the Commission’s proposals and recommends that they be swiftly adopted and implemented by the Member States. The Committee agrees with the Commission's proposal to allow Member States to use two reduced VAT rates and recommends that the Member States continue to apply reduced rates to certain classes of goods and services of general interest.

Parere del CESE: VAT reform package (II)

Transparent and predictable working conditions

Adottati on 23/05/2018
Riferimento: 
SOC/572-EESC-2018-00300-00-01-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2017) 797 final 2017/0355 COD
Rapporteur: 
Christian BÄUMLER (Workers - GR II / Germany)
Co-rapporteur: 
Vladimíra DRBALOVÁ (Czech Republic)

The EESC supports transparent and predictable working conditions for all workers, including in atypical employment, as a concrete step towards implementing the European Social Pillar. The definition of worker and employer should be clarified in the Commission's proposal and on-demand workers be guaranteed a minimum number of hours or pay. The EESC finds the provisions relating to minimum requirements relating to working conditions acceptable, but recommends clarification of certain aspects, recommending a strong role for social dialogue and that responsibility be left up to the national level.

Parere del CESE: Transparent and predictable working conditions

Third report on the State of the Energy Union

Adottati on 19/04/2018
Riferimento: 
TEN/657-EESC-2018
Referral: 
COM(2017) 688 final - Third Report on the State of the Energy Union Annex 1: Updated roadmap for the Energy Union – state of play: 23 November 2017Annex 2: Policy observations at Member State, Regional and EU LevelAnnex 3: State of Progress towards the National Energy and Climate PlansAnnex 4: Progress in Accelerating Clean Energy Innovation
Rapporteur: 
TONI VIDAN (Diversity Europe - GR III / Croatia)
Co-rapporteur: 
CHRISTOPHE QUAREZ (Workers - GR II/France)
Sessione plenaria: 
534 - Apr 19, 2018

The European Economic and Social Committee welcomes the opportunity to provide an opinion on the Third report on State of the Energy Union by the European Commission, as it did before for the first and second reports. As expressed in previous opinions, the EESC strongly supports the idea of a European Energy Union and would like to stress that the Energy Union is not only relevant to sectoral policies such as energy, transport and climate but offers opportunities to make Europe more democratic, more cohesive, more competitive, and more just.

Parere del CESE: Third report on the State of the Energy Union

Economic and monetary union package

Adottati on 18/04/2018
Riferimento: 
ECO/446-EESC-2017-05489-00-00-ac-tra
Referral: 
COM(2017) 821 final COM(2017) 822 final COM(2017) 823 final COM(2017) 824 final 2017/0335 CNSCOM(2017) 827 final 2017/0333 APPCOM(2017) 827 final 2017/0333 APP
Rapporteur: 
Mihai IVAŞCU (Romania)
Co-rapporteur: 
Stefano PALMIERI (Workers - GR II/Italy)

The EESC appreciates the proposed roadmap for completing the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) but its support is not full and enthusiastic, since a number of social, political and economic issues, highlighted in our previous opinions, were not taken into consideration. The completion of the EMU requires first of all strong political commitment, efficient governance and better use of the available finances, in order to actually cope with both risk reduction and risk sharing among Member States. For these reasons the EESC underlines that the principles of responsibility and solidarity at EU level should go hand in hand.

Parere del CESE: Economic and monetary union package

Economic and social cohesion and European integration of the Western Balkans – challenges and priorities (exploratory opinion at the request of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council)

Adottati on 18/04/2018
Riferimento: 
REX/497-EESC-2017
Rapporteur: 
Andrej ZORKO (Workers - GR II / Slovenia)
Co-rapporteur: 
Dimitris DIMITRIADIS (Employers - GR I/Greece)

At the request of the future Bulgarian presidency of the Council of the EU (January-June 2018), the EESC was asked to prepare an exploratory opinion on the challenges and priorities countries of the Western Balkans are facing in the European integration process, as well as in the area of economic and social cohesion. Western Balkans will be one of the policy priorities of the Bulgarian presidency and a Western Balkans Summit is scheduled to take place in May 2018 in Sofia.

Parere del CESE: Economic and social cohesion and European integration of the Western Balkans – challenges and priorities (exploratory opinion at the request of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council)

Screening of foreign direct investments into the European Union

Adottati on 18/04/2018
Riferimento: 
REX/498-EESC-2017
Referral: 
COM(2017) 487 final 2017/0224 CODCOM(2017) 487 final 2017/0224 COD
Rapporteur: 
Christian BÄUMLER (Workers - GR II / Germany)
Co-rapporteur: 
Gintaras MORKIS (Employers - GR I/Lithuania)

The EU has one of the world's most open investment regimes, and collectively EU Member States have the fewest restrictions in the world on foreign direct investment (FDI). The OECD expressly acknowledged this in its FDI Regulatory Restrictiveness Index which measures statutory barriers against foreign investment in over 60 countries.

The Commission's reflection paper of 10 May 2017 on Harnessing Globalisation recognised increasing concerns about foreign investors' strategic acquisitions of European companies with key technologies. These concerns called into question the capacity of the current regulatory framework to address them.

Parere del CESE: Screening of foreign direct investments into the European Union

Support to structural reforms in the Member States

Adottati on 14/03/2018
Riferimento: 
ECO/450-EESC-2018-00702-00-00-ac-tra
Referral: 
COM(2017) 825 final 2017/0334 CODCOM(2017) 826 final 2017/0336 COD
Rapporteur: 
Mihai IVAŞCU (Romania)
Co-rapporteur: 
Stefano PALMIERI (Workers - GR II/Italy)

 

The EESC supports the proposal to increase the Structural Reform Support Programme (SRSP) budget and to include a dedicated reform delivery tool for the "reform commitments". Priority should go to the reforms that have direct spill-over effects on the other Member States. While the increase in the SRPS budget is welcomed, its scale is insufficient considering the growing number of requests from the Member States. Special attention should be given to non-eurozone Member States that are on track to join the euro area.

Parere del CESE: Support to structural reforms in the Member States

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