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What changed between the plenary report and the adopted text
From · plenary report· 23 Apr 2025
on discharge in respect of the implementation of the general budget of the European Union for the financial year 2023, Section III – Commission, executive agencies and the ninth, tenth and eleventh European Development Funds
To · adopted text· 7 May 2025
Discharge 2023: EU general budget - Commission, executive agencies and European Development Funds
AI:What changed, in short
Parliament adds new provisions on institutional integrity, foreign interference, and the European Public Prosecutor's Office, and on the 'Rearm EU' initiative and Russia as a State sponsor of terrorism.2179 It adds new paragraphs on transparency of EU funding, including calls for additional resources for the Transparency Register secretariat and for implementing Court of Auditors recommendations on NGOs.2332 It adds a paragraph on an investigation involving the former Commissioner for Justice and calls for cooperation with Belgian authorities.100 It adds 'anti-Christian' to the list of movements whose views are opposed to EU fundamental values.20 The other changes are formal or wording: updated titles and citations, expanded abbreviations, corrected punctuation and decimal separators, and rephrased passages.1246
7 changes of substance · 13 formal · 80 of wording only · 28 smaller changes not described
Written by AI from the two texts only · read the changes before relying on it · 11 Sept 2026 · Report a problem
+27 added · −36 removed · 119 changed paragraphs, packaging included.
Part 17 of 19: Paragraphs 610–611
(ix) prepare a report analysing the reasons why the vast majority of harassment complaints (requests for assistance) in the Commission are dismissed, most of them without even opening an administrative inquiry, and recommending how such dysfunctionality of the formal procedure can be addressed;
(x) ensure that as of 2025, requests for assistance in harassment cases are followed up with a proper administrative inquiry by the Investigation and Disciplinary Office (IDOC) or OLAF so as to ensure that harassers are held accountable and sanctioned proportionately to their wrongdoing;