• scrutinised EU documents:
  • pursuant to Art. 7(4) of the Cooperation Act – EU draft legislative act concerning draft EU budget for 2019,
  • pursuant to Art. 151(1) of the Sejm Standing Orders – two EU legislative proposals: for a regulation concerning the European Border and Coast Guard and for an amending regulation as regards a verification procedure related to infringements of rules on the protection of personal data in the context of elections to the EP,
  • pursuant to Art. 151(1) of the Sejm Standing Orders and Art. 3(2) of the Cooperation Act – EC documents concerning i.a. Commission work programme for 2019, application of subsidiarity and proportionality principlesin 2017 (COM 2018/490), EC relations with national parliamentsin 2017 (COM 2018/491) or strengthening the role of subsidiarity and proportionality in EU's policymaking (COM 2018/703),
  • pursuant to Art. 11(1) of the Cooperation Act – EU documents, which were to be discussed by General Affairs Council,
  • pursuant to Art. 8(2) of the Cooperation Act – EU draft legal acts concerning i.a. EU/Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, fishing opportunities for 2019 or EU-Israel Action Plan.
• considered government's information on the results of the special meeting of the European Council (Art. 50), 25.11.2018 and government's information before the meeting of the European Council on 13-14.12.2018.

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In December 2018 information on and documents of SUE meetings no. 247 and 248, provided by the EU Affairs Committee secretariat, were published in the EDL-S (European Legislative Documents in the Sejm) and IPEX databases.

Agriculture and Rural Development Committee
05.12.2018, considered information presented by the undersecretary of state, Rafał Romanowski, in the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on participation in the work of the EU Council of Ministers for Agriculture and Fisheries in November 2018 (mtg no. 282),

State Audit Committee
04.12.2018, took note of the information presented by the member of the European Court of Auditors, Janusz Wojciechowski, on the annual report of the European Court of Auditors on the implementation of the European Union budget in 2017 (mtg no. 106)

In December 2018, 10 draft legislative acts were subject to subsidiarity scrutiny. As of 4 January 2019, the national parliaments submitted 1 reasoned opinion on the non-compliance of the scrutinised draft acts with the subsidiarity principle.