Von der Leyen-kommissionen
| Von der Leyen-kommissionen | |
|---|---|
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| Startdato | 1. december 2019 |
| Kommissærer | |
| Formand | Ursula von der Leyen |
| Næstformænd | Ledende næstformænd: Øvrige næstformænd:
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| Antal kommissærer | 27 |
| Antal afgåede kommissærer (død/fratrædelse/afskedigelse) | 3 |
| Antal i alt | 30 |
| Historie | |
| Valg | Europa-Parlamentsvalget 2019 |
| Forrige | Juncker-kommissionen |
Von der Leyen-kommissionen er den nuværende Europa-Kommission, der tiltrådte 1. december 2019 og som forventes at forblive til 2024. Den har Ursula von der Leyen som formand, og den består yderligere af en kommissær fra hvert af EU-land (bortset fra formandens stat, Tyskland).
Kommissionen var planlagt til at tiltræde 1. november 2019, men de franske, ungarske og rumænske kommissær-kandidater tabte imidlertid deres bekræftelses-afstemninger i Europa-Parlamentet i begyndelsen af oktober 2019,[1] så nye kommissærer fra de tre medlemslande måtte vælges af den valgte formand og efterfølgende bekræftes af parlamentet. Denne proces fandt sted i november 2019, og kommissionen tiltrådte i sin helhed den 1. december 2019.[2]
Valg og dannelse
Von der Leyen, som er medlem af Det Europæiske Folkeparti (EPP), blev udvalgt og præsenteret som formandskandidat for Europa-Parlamentet af Det Europæiske Råd den 3. juli 2019 efter en tre dage lang forhandling mellem ledere i medlemslandene.
Den 16. juli 2019 stemte Europa-Parlamentet om Det Europæiske Råds forslag og valgte Von der Leyen med 383 stemmer (kravet for godkendelse var 374 stemmer). Før afstemningen var von der Leyen blevet støttet af tre største politiske grupper i parlamentet (EPP, S&D og RE) og under debatten erklærede det konservative polske parti Lov og Retfærdighed (PiS) med 24 MEP'er og italienske Femstjernebevægelsen (M5S) med 14 MEP'er deres støtte til von der Leyen. Baseret på resultatet af afstemningen stemte næsten 100 MEP'er i den uofficielle storkoalition EPP-S&D-RE ikke på Von der Leyen. Baseret på debatten og offentlige meddelelser fra MEP'erne kom de fleste af de MEP'er, der stemte imod von der Leyen, sandsynligvis fra S&D-gruppen, hvoraf en del også er det tyske socialdemokratiske parti, der offentligt modsatte sig Von der Leyen på grund af hendes arbejde som tysk forsvarsminister.[3]
Efter hendes valg bad formanden for Det Europæiske Råd, Donald Tusk, von der Leyen om at give sit samtykke til at udpege Josep Borrell fra Spanien til EU's højtstående repræsentant (populært kaldet EU's udenrigschef). Samtykke blev givet den 26. juli 2019, hvorefter Det Europæiske Råd officielt udpegede Borrell til Unionens næste højtstående repræsentant for udenrigsanliggender og sikkerhedspolitik den 5. august 2019.[4][5][6]
Kommissionen blev godkendt af Europa-Parlamentet den 27. november 2019 med 461 stemmer, 157 imod og 89 hverken for eller imod. EPP, S&D, RE og halvdelen af ECR stemte for. Grønne/EFA undlod at stemme.[7]
Kommissærne
| Kommissær | Billede | Ansvarsområde[8][9] | EU-parti (Nat. parti) | Medlemsstat[a] | Dato for nominering | Ref. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ursula von der Leyen | .jpg) | Formand | EPP (CDU) |  Tyskland | 2. juli 2019 (af Det Europæiske Råd) | [10][11] | |
| Margrethe Vestager | _Hearings_of_Margrethe_Vestager_DK%2c_vice_president-designate_for_a_Europe_fit_for_the_digital_age_(48865071413)_(cropped).jpg) | Et Europa klar til den digitale tidsalder (ledende næstformand) | ALDE (RV) |  Danmark | 1. august 2019 | [10][12][13][11] | |
| Valdis Dombrovskis | .jpg) | En økonomi, der tjener alle (ledende næstformand) | EPP (JV) |  Letland | 23. juli 2019 | [10][14][11] | |
| Josep Borrell | .jpg) | Et stærkere Europa i verden (næstformand) EU's højtstående repræsentant for udenrigsanliggender og sikkerhedspolitik | PES (PSOE) |  Spanien | [10][4][5][6][11] | ||
| Maroš Šefčovič | ._Energy_Ministers_press_conference_(36950060020)_(cropped).jpg){kind=spacer} | Interinstitutionelle forbindelser og fremsyn (næstformand) | PES (Smer-SD) |  Slovakiet | 19. juli 2019 | [10][15][11] | |
| Věra Jourová |  | Værdier og gennemsigtighed (næstformand) | ALDE (ANO) |  Tjekkiet | [16][11] | ||
| Dubravka Šuica | .jpg) | Demokrati og demografi (næstformand) | EPP (HDZ) |  Kroatien | [17][11] | ||
| Margaritis Schinas | _-_Protecting_our_European_way_of_life_(48838400957)_(cropped).jpg) | Fremme af vores europæiske levevis (næstformand) | EPP (ND) |  Grækenland | 23. juli 2019 | [18][19][11] | |
| Johannes Hahn |  | Budget og administration | EPP (ÖVP) |  Østrig | 22. juli 2019 | [20][21][11] | |
| Nicolas Schmit | ._Handshake_and_welcome_Jevgeni_Ossinovski%2c_Nicolas_Schmit_and_Kaia_Iva_(35979354896)_-_CROP_SCHMIT.jpg) | Beskæftigelse og sociale rettigheder | PES (LSAP) |  Luxembourg | [10][11] | ||
| Paolo Gentiloni | .jpg) | Økonomi | PES (PD) |  Italien | 5. september 2019 | [22][11] | |
| Janusz Wojciechowski | _-_Agriculture_(48826794617)_(cropped).jpg) | Landbrug | ECR (PiS) |  Polen | [23][11] | ||
| Elisa Ferreira | %2c_candidate_commissioner_for_cohesion_and_reforms_(48833172086)_(cropped).jpg) | Samhørighed og reformer | PES (PS) |  Portugal | [24][25][11] | ||
| Olivér Várhelyi | _-_Designate_-_Neighbourhood_and_Enlargement_(49063520601)_(cropped2).jpg) | Naboskabspolitik og udvidelse | EPP (Intet) |  Ungarn | [10][11] | ||
| Stella Kyriakides | _-_Health_(48828012607)_(cropped2).jpg) | Sundhed og Fødevaresikkerhed | EPP (DISY) |  Cypern | 23. juli 2019 | [10][26][11] | |
| Didier Reynders | _(cropped).jpg) | Retlige anliggender | ALDE (MR) |  Belgien | [27][11] | ||
| Adina Vălean | -_Commissioner_Designate_-_European_Green_Deal_(49063874993)_(cropped).jpg) | Transport | EPP (PNL) |  Rumænien | [28][11] | ||
| Helena Dalli | %2c_candidate_commissioner_for_equality_(48832245446)_(cropped).jpg) | Ligestilling | PES (PL) |  Malta | [29][11] | ||
| Thierry Breton | _(cropped).jpg) | Det indre marked | Intet |  Frankrig | 24. oktober 2019 | [30][11] | |
| Ylva Johansson |  | Indre anliggender | PES (S) |  Sverige | [31][11] | ||
| Janez Lenarčič | _-_Crisis_management_(48833246092)_(cropped).jpg) | Krisestyring | ALDE (Intet) |  Slovenien | 26. juli 2019 | [32][33][11] | |
| Jutta Urpilainen | .jpg) (c) Johannes Jansson/norden.org, CC BY 2.5 dk | Internationale partnerskaber | PES (SDP) |  Finland | 22. juli 2019 | [34][35][11] | |
| Kadri Simson | .jpg) | Energi | ALDE (KESK) |  Estland | 22. juli 2019 | [36][37][11] | |
| Virginijus Sinkevičius |  | Miljø, hav og fiskeri | Intet (LVŽS) |  Litauen | [38][11] | ||
| Mairead McGuinness | .jpg) | Finansielle tjenesteydelser, finansiel stabilitet, og kapitalmarkedsunionen | EPP (FG) |  Irland | 8. september 2020 | [39] | |
| Iliana Ivanova | .jpg) © European Union, 2024, CC BY 4.0 | Innovation, forskning, kultur, uddannelse og ungdom | EPP (GERB) |  Bulgarien | 19. september 2023 (tiltrædelsesdato) | [40] | |
| Wopke Hoekstra | _(cropped).jpg) | Klimaindsats | EPP (CDA) |  Holland | 9. oktober 2023 (tiltrædelsesdato) | [41] | |
Ændringer
| Kommissær | Billede | Ansvarsområde[8][9] | EU-parti (Nat. parti) | Medlemsstat | Dato for nominering | Ref. | Fratrædelse | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phil Hogan | .jpg) | Handel | EPP (FG) | Irland | 31. juli 2019 | [10][42] | Hogan trak sig som kommissær 26. august 2020 efter en sag om overtrædelse af Irlands Corona-restriktioner.[43] Mairead McGuinness blev godkendt af Europa-Parlamentet som Irlands nye kommissær 7. oktober 2020.[44] | |
| Marija Gabriel |  (c) Walter Isack / Wikimedia Commons / CC-BY-SA-3.0 | Innovation, forskning, kultur, uddannelse og unge | EPP (GERB) | Bulgarien | 23. juli 2019 | [10][45][11] | Gabriel fratrådte 15. maj 2023 for at indgå i koalitionsregering i Bulgarien.[46] Hun blev efterfulgt 19. september 2023 af Iliana Ivanova.[40] | |
| Frans Timmermans |  | En europæisk grøn pagt (ledende næstformand) | PES (PvdA) | Holland | [10][11] | Timmermans trak sig som kommissær 22. august 2023 for at føre valgkamp i Holland hvor han er premierministerkandidat.[47] Han blev afløst af Wopke Hoekstra 9. oktober 2023. | ||
Noter
- ^ Ingen blev nomineret af Storbritannien
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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The Internal Market and the Industry committees questioned Thierry Breton, candidate for the Internal Market portfolio.
The presidents and political groups’ coordinators from both committees will meet at 17.00 to assess the performance of the Commissioner-designate.
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In his introductory speech, Mr Breton spoke of the digital, environmental and social challenges the EU is facing and how he plans to address them during his mandate. The digital transformation and climate change will be high on his agenda, in line with President-elect Ursula von der Leyen’s priorities.
Mr Breton said that 5G, blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud and quantum technologies would enable the EU to be a “key industrial player”. He defended “ambitious industrial policies”, which should also be socially responsible, in order “not to leave anyone behind”.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Working nine to five, it’s not a way to make a living. At least, if you’re a woman, your terms and conditions in Europe may not be as good as your male counterparts. The Euranet Plus radio network brought you a live studio debate from the European Parliament to discuss EU labour markets.
Get the guest list, the audio and video recordings of the debate and all other details at euranetplus-inside.eu/citizens-corner-debate-on-gender-eq...
Part 1/2 | Croatian | moderator Barbara Peranić | guests:
- Biljana BORZAN, MEP, Croatia, Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, @BiljanaBorzan - Dubravka ŠUICA, MEP, Croatia, Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) @dubravkasuica - Ivan JAKOVČIĆ, MEP, Croatia, Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, @IvanJakovcic
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Overdracht van ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken van Ben Knapen aan Wopke Hoekstra. In aanwezigheid van Tom de Bruijn en Liesje Schreinemacher
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Austrian politician, minister de:Johannes Hahn (Politiker)
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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Finlands finansminister Jutta Urpilainen. Nordiska rådets session 2011 i Köpenhamn
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Before the European Parliament can vote the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen into office, parliamentary committees will assess the suitability of commissioners-designate.
On 23-26 May, more than 200,000,000 people in 28 EU countries went to the polls to elect members of the European Parliament, giving them a strong democratic mandate, including voting into office the new European Commission and examining the competencies and abilities of its commissioners-designate. Elected members of the European Parliament will also listen to their ideas and will assess their willingness to take concrete actions on the issues that Europeans care about.
Each candidate commissioner is invited for a live-streamed, three-hour hearing in front of the committee or committees responsible for their proposed portfolio. The hearings will take place between Monday 30 September and Tuesday 8 October.
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On 5 September 2023, Iliana Ivanova, European Commissioner-designate for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, was auditioned at the European Parliament by the Committees on Industry, Research and Energy, Culture and Education to test her general skills, her European commitment and the specific skills linked to her portfolio. The main purpose of the hearings was to prepare for the European Parliament's vote of investiture of the new Commissioners.