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Directorate-General for Internal Policies of the Union Directorate for Structural and Cohesion Policies Secretariat of the Committee on Culture and Education Brussels, 29 09 2020 LM/tm Draft opinion by Romeo FRANZ on the “General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 – all sections” 2020/1998(BUD) Documents: CULT draft opinion PA/ 1210738 PE 655.780 v01-00 CULT amendements: AM/ 1211637 PE 655.780 01-00 (1-20) VOTING LIST Concerned text AM Tabled by Rapp. Remarks Vote Paragraph 1 COMP Rapporteur + If adopted, Am. 1 to 1 Paragraph 2 Am. 12 fall Paragraph 3 ►Go to Am.14 Paragraph 1 1 Petra Kammerevert, + Victor Negrescu Laurence Farreng, Ilana Cicurel, Paragraph 1 2 Irena Joveva, + Monica Semedo, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová Paragraph 1 3 Andrey Slabakov, + Dace Melbārde If adopted, AM. 4 Paragraph 2 5 Petra Kammerevert, + falls Victor Negrescu ►Go to Am. 6 Paragraph 2 4 + Laurence Farreng, VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 1/6 Update: 02/10/2020 Concerned text AM Tabled by Rapp. Remarks Vote Ilana Cicurel, Irena Joveva, Monica Semedo, Morten Løkkegaard, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová Monica Semedo, Paragraph 2 6 + Vlad-Marius Botoş, Laurence Farreng Paragraph 2 7 Andrey Slabakov, + Dace Melbārde Paragraph 3 12 Petra Kammerevert, + Victor Negrescu If adopted, AM. 8 Paragraph 3 9 Monica Semedo, + and Am. 11 falls Vlad-Marius Botoş ►Go to Am. 10 Paragraph 3 11 - Catherine Griset Paragraph 3 8 Andrey Slabakov, + Dace Melbārde Laurence Farreng, I lana Cicurel, Irena Joveva, Paragraph 3 10 + Monica Semedo, Morten Løkkegaard, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová Paragraph 4 14 Petra Kammerevert, + Victor Negrescu Paragraph 5 15 Petra Kammerevert, + Victor Negrescu If adopted, Am. 13 and Am. 17 falls Paragraph 5 a François-Xavier Bellamy, 16 + (new) Željana Zovko, ►Go to Am. 18 Isabel Benjumea Benjumea Paragraph 3 a 13 Andrey Slabakov, - (new) Dace Melbārde VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 2/6 Update: 02/10/2020 Concerned text AM Tabled by Rapp. Remarks Vote Laurence Farreng, Ilana Cicurel, Paragraph 5 a Irena Joveva, 17 Monica Semedo, - (new) Morten Løkkegaard, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová, Bernard Guetta Split vote by RENEW 1st part + ” Calls on the Commission ... by Paragraph 5 a creating a new 18 Petra Kammerevert, (new) Victor Negrescu budget lines” 2nd part + “also reiterates its .... with the measures” Split vote by RENEW 1st part + “reiterates its request ... contract with Euronews" Paragraph 5 b 19 Petra Kammerevert, 2nd part (new) Victor Negrescu “Calls on the _ Commission .... of information instruments” Split vote requested by GREENS Paragraph 5 c 1st part 20 Petra Kammerevert, + (new) Victor Negrescu The whole amendment without the words “And to support them with at least 5 percent VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 3/6 Update: 02/10/2020 Concerned text AM Tabled by Rapp. Remarks Vote of the funds assigned to the recovery programme” 2nd part _ these words Final vote on the draft opinion as whole (roll call vote) for against abstentions COMPROMISE AMENDMENTS COMPROMISE AM 1 On Paragraph 1, 2 and 3 Petra Kammerevert, Victor Negrescu (AM 1)Laurence Farreng, Ilana Cicurel, Irena Joveva, Monica Semedo, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová (AM 2), Andrey Slabakov, Dace Melbārde (AM3) Paragraph 1 Emphasises the importance of Erasmus+, Creative Europe and European Solidarity Corps programmes for both social cohesion and economic development within the Union; deeply regrets that the proposal of the Commission did not follow the promises made regarding increases in the budget allocated to those programmes, namely tripling the budget for the Erasmus+ programme, or responding to the will of the European Parliament and all the stakeholders to at least to double the budget for the Creative Europe programme; takes the view that the Council's position, to further reduce the budget for the programmes proposed by the Commission, is unacceptable and particulary irresponsible, given the dramatic consequences of the COVID-19 crisis on European cultural and creative actors; takes the view that the economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic should not adversely affect investments of a social, educational and cultural nature; VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 4/6 Update: 02/10/2020 Paragraph 2 Laurence Farreng, Ilana Cicurel, Irena Joveva, Monica Semedo, Morten Løkkegaard, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová (AM 4), Petra Kammerevert, Victor Negrescu (AM5), Monica Semedo, Vlad- Marius Botoş, Laurence Farreng (AM6), Andrey Slabakov, Dace Melbārde (AM7) Recalls that the Erasmus+ programme is the symbolic and one of the most successful Union programmes with strategic investment in the Union's future, which supports education and training opportunities and youth exchanges as well as sports, especially for people with disabilities across Europe. It helps increase European integration, social cohesion and the building of a belonging to Europe and life-long cross-border networks; takes the view that priority should be given to promoting inclusion and increasing the number of participants in the next programme period; Erasmus+ programme is therefore a crucial investment in the future of the Union; insists on the fact that without tripling the budget available as sought by the Parliament, no new Commission initiatives can be taken on board, as the Parliament has already stated; recalls that insufficient funding for the Erasmus+ programme will endanger its capacity to reach its new objectives and to uphold the challenges of becoming more inclusive and ecological; Paragraph 3 Andrey Slabakov, Dace Melbārde (AM8), Monica Semedo, Vlad-Marius Botoş (AM 9), Laurence Farreng, Ilana Cicurel, Irena Joveva, Monica Semedo, Morten Løkkegaard, Vlad-Marius Botoş, Radka Maxová (AM10), Petra Kammerevert, Victor Negrescu Deeply regrets that the proposal of the Council on the Creative Europe programme is lower than the initial proposal of the Commission and far from meets Parliament's expectations and those of the cultural and creative sectors; recalls that a doubling of the budget for the programme compared to the 2014-2020 multiannual financial framework is necessary to provide targeted support to the cultural and creative sectors and to fully finance the ambitions and new priorities of the programme, as the sectors require proper investment to foster job creation and financing to complement national schemes while undertaking their ecological transition; recalls that the cultural and creative sector is one of the most hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and calls for adequate answers and financing to reduce the substantive losses of the sector due to the unforeseeable closure of venues during the pandemic; VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 5/6 Update: 02/10/2020 VL_General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2021 6/6 Update: 02/10/2020.
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    Ramona-Victoria Strugariu European Parliament, WIB 05M047 1047, Brussels Brussels, 30th of April 2020 Dear Commissioner Breton, Dear Commissioner Gabriel, The Corona virus crisis is not only a medical, logistical and economic challenge, it is also a cultural challenge. As it was also underlined in the resolution of the European Parliament adopted on the 17th of April 2020 - EU coordinated action to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and its consequences, the cultural and creative sectors in the Member States have been hit especially hard due to the closure of cinemas, theatres and music venues and the sudden stop of ticket sales. The current crisis is particularly critical for cultural and creative sectors due to the sudden and massive loss of revenue opportunities. In the aforementioned resolution, the European Parliament has also pointed out that these sectors have high numbers of freelance and self- employed workers, many of whom were struggling well before the outbreak and that the effects are particularly dire for creative professionals, whose income streams have been unexpectedly reduced to zero and who now have little or no support from the social system. The current situation creates therefore a structural threat to the survival of many actors involved in cultural and creative production. And yet cultural actors have found creative ways to offer hope amid the COVID-19 crisis and showed their solidarity in very concrete ways. Many cultural institutions and actors have provided online and free content in recent weeks, aware of the fact that the availability of cultural contents contributes to the mental health and the general well-being of our populations, especially in times of crisis when citizens are confronted with the reality of disease and lockdowns.