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3 European Parliament members punished for breaking rules by filming people without their consent (www.europarl.europa.eu)
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Alvise Pérez

Pursuant to Rules 10 and 183 of the Rules of Procedure and to the Bureau decision on the rules governing access to and attendance in the Chamber and the conduct of debates, and after taking into account the observations of the Member concerned, the President had decided to impose a penalty on Alvise Pérez for having recorded during a plenary session an interaction between a Member of the European Parliament and a member of the administration without their consent, and having subsequently disseminated the video on the social media accounts of his political party, along with derogatory comments.

His behaviour had harmed Parliament’s reputation and the principle of mutual respect among Members.

Leila Chaibi

Pursuant to Rules 10 and 183 of the Rules of Procedure and to the Bureau decision on the rules governing access to and attendance in the Chamber and the conduct of debates, and after taking into account the observations of the Member concerned, the President had decided to impose a penalty on Leila Chaibi for having recorded herself and made inappropriate gestures during the speech by His Majesty King Felipe VI, King of Spain, during the formal sitting to mark the 40th anniversary of the accession of Spain and Portugal to the European Union. The video had subsequently been disseminated on her social media accounts.

Her behaviour had harmed Parliament’s reputation and the principle of mutual respect in Parliament, in particular with regard to the President as the host of invited dignitaries.

Rima Hassan

Pursuant to Rules 10 and 183 of the Rules of Procedure and to the Bureau decision on the rules governing access to and attendance in the Chamber and the conduct of debates, and after taking into account the observations of the Member concerned, the President had decided to impose a penalty on Rima Hassan for having recorded during a plenary session a Member of the European Parliament without his consent, and having subsequently disseminated the video on her social media accounts, accompanied by a personal comment.

Her behaviour had harmed Parliament’s reputation and the principle of mutual respect among Members.

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/PV-10-2026-03-10-ITM-010_EN.html

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