W agendzie o konkurencji, innowacji oraz jak zapewnić konsumentom wolny wybór na rynku cyfrowym. Także o tym jak sprawić aby kierowcy nie stali się zakładnikiem decyzji podejmowanych przez auto podłączone do internetu! Przewodniczącą grupy jest Róża Thun
Poniżej agenda poniedziałkowej Grupy Roboczej /po angielsku/:
1. Opening statements:
Ms. Róża Gräfin von Thun und Hohenstein MEP, Chair of the IMCO Working Group on the Digital Single Market.
Ms. Vicky Ford MEP, Chair of the IMCO Committee.
2. Keynote speech:
Mr Gerard De Graaf, Director for the Digital Economy and Coordination in Directorate-General on Communications Networks, Content & Technology, DG CONNECT.
3. Challenges for lawmakers
Duty of care
Mr. Peter Roesgen, Deputy Permanent Representative of Germany to the EU.
Mr. James Waterworth, Vice-President of the Europe for the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA).
Short Q&A
Platforms/online marketplaces: access and competition
Mr. Stefan Krawczyk, Associate General Counsel & Head Government Relations International, eBay
Mrs. Annick de Chaunac, General Counsel, Hermes.
Short Q&A
Connected car: challenges for the competition, consumer choice and data ownership.
Mr. Neil Pattemore, Technical Director of the Federation of Automotive Aftermarket Distributors (FIGIEFA)
Ms. Laurianne Krid, Policy director at Federation International de l’Automobile (FIA)
Short Q&A
Representatives of Political Groups in the European Parliament:
Mr. Andreas Schwab, MEP, on behalf of EPP Group.
Ms. Evelyn Gebhardt, MEP, on behalf of S&D Group.
Mr. Dan Dalton MEP, on behalf of ECR Group.
Ms. Dita Charanzová MEP, on behalf of ALDE Group.
Mr. Dennis De Jong MEP, on behalf of GUE/NGL.
Ms. Julia Reda MEP, on behalf of Greens/EFA.
Ms. Margot Parker MEP, on behalf of EFDD.
