What Elżbieta Katarzyna spoke about.

The European automotive industry is at a crucial moment of transition. In the face of increasing global competition and the challenges of digitalisation and sustainability, our regulation must support innovation, not block it. First of all, access to data from vehicle systems must be regulated in a manner adapted to the specifics of the automotive industry. Placing these provisions only in the Dat

Madam President, I'm sorry. I am glad that we are closing a process that has taken far too long. After years of negotiations and difficult conciliation, we are sending a clear signal: The European Parliament can effectively defend the interests of passengers, even in the most difficult negotiations. We were able to defend what was most important: the right to compensation after 3 hours of delay an

Mr President, thank you very much. Events around the Strait of Hormuz have shown that conflicts thousands of kilometres away can affect energy prices, transport costs, airline operations and the availability of goods in Europe in a matter of days. Therefore, the resilience of the transport sector is not just an economic issue, it is part of European security. In times of geopolitical crises, stron

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Unpaid care work for women in the European Union is one of the most important but often invisible pillars of the functioning of society and the economy. This work, as we all say here, is usually not remunerated, despite the fact that it takes time, effort and responsibility. It is also not included in social security systems. We often tal

Madam President, I'm sorry. I was born, raised and live in the countryside and I know how often women from such regions are devalued, how their wings are cut, how their sense of value is destroyed. But I also know how much ambition there is in these women. Unfortunately, there are many barriers. Today we talked about them: healthcare, access to finance, credit, public services, high-speed internet

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. First of all, I would like to thank the shadow rapporteurs from all political groups for their constructive cooperation on this report. Today we are talking about millions of women from all over the European Union who live and work outside big cities, in rural, insular and outermost areas. They are the backbone of local communities, they do

Mr President, thank you very much. According to Amnesty International, one in 20 women in the European Union has been raped. It's millions of people, millions of stories and millions of human tragedies, dramas that have often been ignored and the guilty have not been punished. That's the only way it means yes. This is a definition that should apply in every country of the European Union. We cannot

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. I share and support the concerns of my colleagues regarding the pharmaceutical sector, but I would like the concerns of the cosmetics sector to be heard today as well. Both sectors, because they are affected by this directive, have the right to expect from us reliable data, proportionality and a fair principle: the polluter pays for hi

Madam President, I'm sorry. I am pleased that in this room there has been a loud statement that passenger rights are not negotiable. And I am very pleased that the Committee on Transport, in which I have worked for many years, speaks with one voice: We are on the side of the passengers. And I was astonished to accept the position of the governments of the Member States, which we have been waiting

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ambitious climate targets must go hand in hand with a real path that does not kill European industry and jobs, that does not give oxygen to anti-European groups and that does not give oxygen to the anti-European narrative. I am glad that the Commission has been a little open to the concerns and arguments that have been coming from the people of Europe and European indus

Madam President, I'm sorry. Often in this room we talk about physical violence, about visible violence. Today I would like to talk about violence, which we often do not touch, and which happens quietly in the workplace. This is institutional and economic violence. According to the Fundamental Rights Agency, one in five women in the European Union experiences such violence. One in three single moth

Madam President, I'm sorry. What is very troubling is the awareness of how many useful Putin idiots we have in Europe who are helping to spread disinformation and fake news. And it is terrifying that there are politicians – including in this room – who still believe that it is possible to negotiate with Putin. Ladies and Gentlemen, Putin understands only the language of force, which we have talked

Madam President, I'm sorry. The chemical package is a test of whether we can regulate wisely, taking into account scientific achievements, innovation, market realities and whether we can defend the competitiveness of European industry. In cosmetics, for example, we are currently seeing a dangerous shift from a risk assessment to a hazard-only approach. Current interaction between the Regulation CL

(beginning of speech outside the microphone) ...I think that there is rarely such consensus and unanimity in this House. We do not agree to lower the rights of air passengers. The current proposal raises many concerns. Firstly, raising the time thresholds for obtaining compensation from three to six hours for transatlantic flights means a real loss of compensation or compensation for hundreds of t

Of course, I agree with you. Also sexual education is very important.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Years of fighting for our rights and equality, and it seems that we still have a long way to go, or even that the climate for fighting for our rights, for equality is not friendly in the world today, and I get the impression that there are more and more conservative politicians who would like to close our mouths and would like to close wo

Mr President, thank you very much. It is very sad that, despite the knowledge, awareness, actions and many debates in this House, we still have a problem with equal rights, with equal pay between women and men, and we still have a problem with violence. It's sad and embarrassing. Speaking of our indications for the UN session, I would like to touch on one point: the voice of women in rural and rem

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. The most effective way to protect biodiversity internationally is through cooperation and joint efforts at global level. And we must remember that the causes of deforestation or forest degradation differ when we look at the global context and the European backyard. Because when we look at the global context, it is caused by the expansion

Mr President, thank you very much. Smoking is one of the leading causes of death, disease and enormous social costs. Today we are facing a new challenge: e-cigarettes. In my country, Poland, almost half of young people use them every day, and 21% reach for disposable devices that tempt with easy accessibility and attractive flavors. And let's not be fooled by the fact that e-cigarettes are a way t