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European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE)

Type
Government body
Lieu
European Union
Dernière vérification
2026-09-22
Prochaine vérification
2027-03-21

Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.

Sièges nominatifs

  • Javier Zarzalejos (EPP, Spain, Partido Popular) — chair · Vérifié le 2026-09-22

Liste officielle et à jour des membres Vérifié

Comment les joindre

  • Committee pages, documents and public hearings · Call for evidence
    Vérifié · 2026-09-22

    Agendas, draft reports, amendments and hearing streams.

    VERIFIED — page fetched. It references a 'Contacts' section but publishes NO email or postal address in the retrievable content.

  • LIBE secretariat email · Email address
    not published on the committee's public pages
    Vérification expirée · 2026-09-22

    Ce canal est conservé uniquement comme référence. Sa vérification est absente, date de plus de 180 jours, ou la période de contact n'est pas ouverte actuellement ; ne vous y fiez pas avant une nouvelle vérification.

    n/a

    VERIFIED ABSENCE in the retrievable content. Do not guess the address.

  • Committee on Petitions (PETI) — the Parliament's actual public channel · Petition system
    Vérifié · 2026-09-22

    See the separate PETI entry; this is the route with a right of access, not LIBE.

    VERIFIED.

  • Homepage · Homepage
    Non contrôlé
  • Public submission route · Written submission
    Vérifié · 2026-09-22

Ce qu'il fait

Joint lead committee with IMCO on the AI Act. Described by its chair as 'the leading body of the European Parliament for shaping and overseeing EU legislation and policies that ensure EU citizens enjoy an area of freedom, security, and justice'. Responsibilities include rule of law, fundamental rights, anti-discrimination, data protection and privacy, asylum and migration, organised crime and citizen security. On AI it drove the prohibited-practices list, biometric surveillance restrictions and fundamental-rights impact assessments. Legislative co-decision power; no investigative or enforcement power over private parties.

Ses responsabilités en matière d'IA

Co-lead committee on the AI Act. LIBE owns the fundamental-rights half: prohibited practices (Article 5), biometric identification, emotion recognition, predictive policing, AI in migration and law enforcement, and the interaction with GDPR. Joint-lead with IMCO on the Digital Omnibus on AI and co-owner of the AI Act Working Group.

Ses pouvoirs

advise

Évaluation franche

Same structural reality as IMCO: no public evidence call, no published secretariat address, influence via named rapporteurs and shadow rapporteurs during the amendment window. LIBE is however the most receptive committee to civil-society and academic input on AI, and its members' offices routinely cite NGO analyses in amendments — several AI Act prohibitions trace directly to civil-society drafting. The practical sequence is: identify the shadow rapporteur from the political group closest to your position, contact their adviser, supply drafted amendment text rather than a position paper. LIBE's frame is fundamental rights and surveillance, not catastrophic risk.

Travaux en cours

AI Act implementation and enforcement scrutiny through the joint IMCO-LIBE Working Group; follow-through on the Digital Omnibus on AI (2025/0359(COD)) adopted 16 June 2026, which delayed high-risk standards and added a ban on non-consensual intimate ('nudifier') image generation.

Voie d'accès publique

Direct correspondence with the rapporteur/shadows on a file; PETI petition; LIBE secretariat at libe-secretariat@europarl.europa.eu. LIBE also holds public hearings where civil-society organisations are routinely invited.

Règles de format

No formal limits. Civil-society submissions to LIBE are conventionally short position papers with specific article-by-article amendment language. Not published by the Parliament unless the committee chooses to.

Personnes clés

Vice-Chairs: Marina Kaljurand (S&D, EE); Charlie Weimers (ECR, SE); Alessandro Zan (S&D, IT); Estrella Galán (The Left, ES). The decisive AI seat is Michael McNamara (Renew, Ireland) — LIBE co-chair of the AI Act Working Group AND LIBE rapporteur on the Digital Omnibus on AI.

Notes

LIBE is also the committee for GDPR and law-enforcement AI, so biometric and predictive-policing concerns belong here rather than IMCO.

Note de recherche

VERIFIED 2026-09-22 from the official LIBE member list PDF at europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/libe/home/members/pdf.

Sources

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