Pursuant to the rules of the European Parliament, all elected offices, i.e. President, Vice-President, Quaestor, and Committee Chair and Vice-Chair are renewed every two and half. On 23rd January 2012 Ms Kinga Gál MEP (Fidesz-EPP) was reelected the first Vice-Chair of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee (LIBE).
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On 13th December 2011 the European Parliament adopted two new decisions at the plenary session in Strasbourg, which make the EU judicial system for accessible for the citizens.
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During the closing debate on the EU Directive on Child Pornography Prevention Kinga Gál MEP (Fidesz-EPP) highlighted: "Now, it is the member states' turn to act as soon as possible as child pornography is taking its victims in a wider range than ever".
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Yesterday, at the debate on Romania's and Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen Area, Kinga Gál MEP (Fidesz-EPP) emphasized that the European Union cannot apply double stand concerning the two member states.
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The European Parliament debated the regulations for FRONTEX (European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union) on its first autumn plenary session. In her speech at the debate, Kinga Gál emphasized the key role of the Hungarian EU Presidency during the negotiations concerning the Agency.
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The debate on the European Roma Strategy and the Report of Lívia Járóka MEP (EPP-Fidesz) was held last week (8/3) at the European Parliament’s plenary session, with Kinga Gál MEP (EPP-Fidesz) contributing to the proceedings.
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