Malcolm Harbour MEP

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West Midlands

  • Internal Market and Consumer Protection Spokesman
  • Parliamentary Committee:
    • Chairman of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee
  • Parliamentary Delegation :
    • Japan
  • Parliamentary activities - click here

Contact Details

Email: malcolm.harbour@europarl.europa.eu

Website: http://www.torymeps.com

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Press

Making Homes Safer: Better Warnings Needed on Window Blinds

Posted,18/06/2010 00:00:00

Strasbourg 18 June 2010. At the European Parliament's plenary session in Strasbourg, Malcolm Harbour, Conservative MEP for the West Midlands, has urged John Dalli, the European Commissioner responsible for consumer product safety, to address the threat posed by unsafe window blind cords.

New motor vehicle block exemption rules: Good for independent repairers but possible problems for car dealers

Posted,01/06/2010 00:00:00

New motor vehicle block exemption rules: Good for independent repairers but possible problems for car dealers

The Monti report: putting the Single Market back on centre stage

Posted,11/05/2010 00:00:00

Brussels, 10th May 2010 -- Professor Mario Monti has published his eagerly awaited report for re-launching the Single Market today in the European Parliament in his chosen forum, the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee. In presenting his report, he particularly thanked the committee's own work, saying that it had contributed significantly to his final report.

Mobile roaming 'bill shock' brought to an end

Posted,01/03/2010 00:00:00

Mobile roaming 'bill shock' brought to an end

Kirkhope and Harbour comment on Michel Barnier's appointment

Posted,27/11/2009 00:00:00

Kirkhope and Harbour comment on Michel Barnier's appointment

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This MEP in the News

At last! Age of the universal phone charger dawns

The days of scrabbling around to find the correct mobile phone charger are to end after a landmark agreement between the leading manufacturers.

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EU telecoms reform goes back to negotiating table - Guardian Online

The European Parliament sent a major reform to boost competition in the EU's telecoms sector back to the negotiating table on Wednesday due to concerns over perceived inadequate rights for Internet users.

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Jobs dispute questions EU rulebook

The European Union is being forced to defend one of its founding principles - the free movement of labour between its member states - as unrest among workers across the UK continues.

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EU should regulate gambling markets, says MEP

British MEP Malcolm Harbour has backed a new campaign aimed at opening up the EU’s market in gambling.

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EU plans tougher toy safety rules

New measures to tighten toy safety standards have been backed in the European Parliament, making their early passage into EU law more likely.

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