What Martin spoke about.

Mr President, dear Commissioner, every single morning, every one of us uses a toothbrush with toothpaste, puts on a bit of cream. We use deodorant, perfumes. Our children play with glitter with their mothers, laughing, smiling. They often bite a bit of a lipstick and smear it all over their face. And we put sunscreen on their face in the belief that we are protecting them. That is why we opposed t

The debate is closed.

The next item is the Council and Commission statements on European support for the defence of the International Criminal Court (2026/2938(RSP)).

That concludes Question Time. I'm sorry to all of those who had additional questions but didn't make it. But I really appreciate that you came and properly grilled Executive Vice-President Ribera. (Addressing Ms Ribera) I hope that you are leaving not only properly grilled, but also full of inspiration for your work. The debate is closed.

Thank you and just a reminder that this debate is about mergers and competition. Please go ahead, Executive Vice-President.

Thank you and sorry to others for being too lenient. I was writing down the list and forgot to watch the time. So, you were lucky.

The next item is Question Time with the Commission. At this Question Time, I welcome Ms Ribera, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission. The topic of this Question Time is Shaping the future of EU competition policy: the application of EU competition law and the upcoming revision of the Merger Guidelines. This Question Time will take about 60 minutes. One minute will be available to as

The minutes of yesterday's sitting and the texts adopted are available. Does anyone have comments? No. Thank you. The minutes are therefore approved.

The debate has now ended and let me inform you that the sitting is suspended and will continue at seven o'clock with debates on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law.

The next item is the Council and Commission statements: implementation of the Nature Restoration Regulation. I would like to welcome Commissioner Roswell and, at the beginning of the debate, I would again ask Minister Byrne for the Council (2026/2910(RSP)).

I have received five motions for resolutions to wind up this debate. The debate is over and the vote on the resolutions will take place tomorrow.

Mr President, in Slovakia we have a very concrete example of a polluter with excessive profits who does not return what he receives. In Slovakia, we have the Slovnaft refinery, which, thanks to the European exception, can still process Russian oil. And we have laws that say that excess profits must be shared with the state. But nothing applies and the Slovak government is silent and does nothing a

I missed the question. So please, next time, try to ask a question rather than accuse someone.

(In response to off-mic comments from Members) (Addressing the staff member seated beside him) Was he mentioned? No? Sorry, I didn't notice. She mentioned some of the members of the French Parliament, but ... (In response to off-mic comments from Members) Sorry, I didn't hear it. I'm happy if you want to form a complaint.

So, just to clarify the Rules of Procedure in detail, let me read out from Rule 180, regarding reactions: 'The Members concerned may not speak on substantive matters but shall confine their observations to rebutting any remarks that have been made concerning their person in the course of the debate or opinions that have been attributed to them, or correcting observations that they themselves have

Yes, Manon Aubry, you are next. I would like to remind you that you need to stay on the topic on which you were attacked, not going into a one-minute speech. Thank you.

As you obviously mentioned some of the colleagues, they have a right to reply. But you're not going to have the possibility to reply yourself. So yes, you can go. As Madam Rafowicz was mentioned first, please.

(In response to off-mic comments from Mr Bellamy) You actually answered here. I don't want to start a back and forth exchange between two Members naming each other and going on and having an exchange. (In response to off-mic comments from Mr Bellamy) No, sorry. This was her reply to you naming her. If we're going to start this kind of back and forth, it's not going to work. No. If I start having e