Number of members in Parliament’s committees to change after Brexit
On Wednesday, MEPs voted on the post-Brexit size of Parliament’s 20 committees and two subcommittees.
Following the vote in Parliament’s plenary meeting on Wednesday, the European Parliament redefined the number of members sitting in its committees and subcommittees as shown below, to become effective immediately after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
|
AFET |
Foreign Affairs |
71 |
|
AGRI |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
48 |
|
BUDG |
Budgets |
41 |
|
CULT |
Culture and Education |
31 |
|
DEVE |
Development |
26 |
|
ECON |
Economic and Monetary Affairs |
60 |
|
EMPL |
Employment and Social Affairs |
55 |
|
ENVI |
Environment, Public Health and Food Safety |
81 (+5) |
|
IMCO |
Internal Market and Consumer Protection |
45 |
|
INTA |
International Trade |
43 (+2) |
|
ITRE |
Industry, Research and Energy |
78 (+6) |
|
JURI |
Legal Affairs |
25 |
|
LIBE |
Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs |
68 |
|
REGI |
Regional Development |
43 |
|
TRAN |
Transport and Tourism |
49 |
|
AFCO |
Constitutional Affairs |
28 |
|
PECH |
Fisheries |
28 |
|
PETI |
Petitions |
35 |
|
FEMM |
Women’s Rights and Gender Equality |
35 |
|
CONT |
Budgetary Control |
30 |
|
DROI |
Human Rights (Subcommittee) |
30 |
|
SEDE |
Security and Defence (Subcommittee) |
30 |
The list of members will be finalised after the new composition of Parliament has been confirmed, following the redistribution of seats among member states. The final list of new MEPs will be based on official notification sent by member states.