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Session Parlementaire 2020 / 2021 – CR N° 17 – Semaine Du 15 Au 21 Février 2021 4748 4747 SOMMAIRE ANALYTIQUE COMMISSION DES AFFAIRES ÉCONOMIQUES ..................................................... 4751 Audition de M. Jean-Bernard Lévy, président-directeur général d’EDF .................................... 4751 Accord de retrait et accord de commerce et de coopération signés entre le Royaume-Uni et l’Union européenne - Audition de M. Michel Barnier, conseiller spécial de la présidente de la Commission européenne (sera publié ultérieurement) ............................................................ 4773 Retraits et rappels de produits à base de graines de sésame importées d’Inde ne respectant pas les normes minimales requises dans l’Union européenne - Présentation du rapport d’information ................................................................................................................................ 4774 Travaux du comité de suivi Veolia-Suez – Audition, en commun avec la commission des affaires économiques, de M. Thierry Déau, président-directeur général de Meridiam (sera publié ultérieurement) .................................................................................................................. 4783 Travaux du comité de suivi Veolia-Suez – Audition, en commun avec la commission des affaires économiques, de Mme Dominique Senequier, présidente d’Ardian (sera publié ultérieurement) ............................................................................................................................. 4784 COMMISSION DES AFFAIRES ÉTRANGÈRES, DE LA DÉFENSE ET DES FORCES ARMÉES ............................................................................................................ 4785 Opération Barkhane – Audition de Mme Florence Parly, ministre des armées .......................... 4785 Audition de la commission de la Défense nationale et des affaires étrangères du Parlement grec ............................................................................................................................................... 4800 Accord de retrait et accord de commerce et de coopération signés entre le Royaume-Uni et l’Union européenne - Audition de M. Michel Barnier, conseiller spécial de la présidente de la Commission européenne (sera publiée ultérieurement) ........................................................... 4811 Audition de SE M. Hans-Dieter Lucas, ambassadeur d'Allemagne en France (sera publiée ultérieurement) ............................................................................................................................. 4811 Groupe de travail sur l'Espace - Désignation de membres .......................................................... 4811 COMMISSION DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES ................................................................ 4813 Proposition de loi visant à améliorer le système de santé par la confiance et la simplification – Examen des motions et des amendements de séance................................................................. 4813 Proposition de loi portant diverses mesures de justice sociale – Audition de Mme Sophie Cluzel, secrétaire d’État chargée des personnes handicapées .................................................... 4846 Proposition de loi visant à améliorer le système de santé par la confiance et la simplification – Désignation des candidats à la commission mixte paritaire ..................................................... 4855 Session parlementaire 2020 / 2021 – CR n° 17 – Semaine du 15 au 21 février 2021 4748 COMMISSION DE L’AMÉNAGEMENT DU TERRITOIRE ET DU DÉVELOPPEMENT DURABLE ..................................................................................... 4857 Audition de Mme Valérie Pécresse, présidente du conseil régional d’Île-de-France .................. 4857 Stratégie nationale portuaire - Audition de M. Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, ministre délégué auprès de la ministre de la Transition écologique, chargé des transports .................................. 4872 Travaux du comité de suivi Veolia-Suez – Audition, en commun avec la commission des affaires économiques, de M. Thierry Déau, président-directeur général de Meridiam (sera publié ultérieurement) .................................................................................................................. 4881 Travaux du comité de suivi Veolia-Suez – Audition, en commun avec la commission des affaires économiques, de Mme Dominique Senequier, présidente d’Ardian (sera publié ultérieurement) ............................................................................................................................. 4881 COMMISSION DE LA CULTURE, DE L’ÉDUCATION ET DE LA COMMUNICATION ......................................................................................................... 4883 Projet de loi habilitant le Gouvernement à prendre les mesures relevant du domaine de la loi nécessaires pour assurer la conformité du droit interne aux principes du code mondial antidopage et renforcer l’efficacité de la lutte contre le dopage – Examen des amendements de séance ...................................................................................................................................... 4883 Proposition de loi visant à moderniser les outils et la gouvernance de la Fondation du patrimoine - Procédure de législation en commission - Examen du rapport et du texte de la commission ................................................................................................................................... 4885 Projet de loi confortant les principes de la République – Audition de Mme Dominique Schnapper, sociologue, présidente du Conseil des sages de la laïcité ......................................... 4894 COMMISSION DES FINANCES ..................................................................................... 4903 Projet de loi ratifiant diverses ordonnances prises sur le fondement de l’article 11 de la loi n° 2020-290 du 23 mars 2020 d’urgence pour faire face à l’épidémie de covid-19 - Examen des amendements de séance ......................................................................................................... 4903 Proposition de loi relative à la réforme du courtage de l’assurance et du courtage en opérations de banque et en services de paiement - Examen des amendements de séance au texte adopté par la commission .................................................................................................... 4904 Projet de loi confortant le respect des principes de la République - Demande de saisine et désignation d’un rapporteur pour avis ........................................................................................ 4906 Désignation d’un rapporteur ....................................................................................................... 4907 Audition de M. Patrick de Cambourg, candidat proposé par le président de la République aux fonctions de président de l’Autorité des normes comptables ................................................ 4907 Vote et dépouillement du scrutin sur la proposition de nomination, par le président de la République, de M. Patrick de Cambourg, aux fonctions de président de l’Autorité des normes comptables ....................................................................................................................... 4920 Session parlementaire 2020 / 2021 – CR n° 17 – Semaine du 15 au 21 février 2021 4749 « Comment mieux orienter et mobiliser l’épargne financière des ménages liée à la crise sanitaire pour soutenir la reprise ? » - Audition de MM. Philippe Brassac, président de la Fédération bancaire française (FBF) et directeur général de Crédit agricole S.A., Olivier Mareuse, directeur de gestion des actifs et directeur des fonds d’épargne de la Caisse des dépôts et des consignations, Emmanuel Moulin, directeur général du Trésor, et Mme Valérie Plagnol, économiste, présidente du Cercle des épargnants (sera publié ultérieurement) ........... 4920 COMMISSION DES LOIS CONSTITUTIONNELLES, DE LÉGISLATION, DU SUFFRAGE UNIVERSEL, DU RÈGLEMENT ET D'ADMINISTRATION GÉNÉRALE ....................................................................................................................... 4921 Projet de loi organique relatif à l'élection du Président de la République – Désignation des candidats pour faire partie de l’éventuelle commission mixte paritaire ...................................... 4921 Proposition de loi améliorant l'efficacité de la justice de proximité et de la réponse pénale – Examen des amendements au texte de la commission .................................................................. 4921 Projet de loi organique portant diverses mesures relatives à l'élection du Président de la République – Examen des amendements au texte de la commission ............................................ 4925 Projet de loi confortant les principes de la République – Audition de Mme Dominique Schnapper, sociologue, présidente du Conseil des sages de la laïcité ......................................... 4937 Projet de loi confortant le respect des principes de la République - Audition de Bernard Rougier, professeur des universités.............................................................................................. 4946 COMMISSION MIXTE PARITAIRE ............................................................................. 4955 Commission mixte paritaire chargée de proposer un texte sur les dispositions restant en discussion du projet de loi relatif à la bioéthique (sera publié ultérieurement) .........................
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