The European Parliament's group leaders have agreed to establish two new special committees focused on housing and foreign interference, while upgrading existing subcommittees on public health and security. The committees will review legislative proposals and require a final vote from the Parliament. Controversy surrounds the expanded mandate of the security committee, while the public health subcommittee aims to address health issues more effectively. The Parliament also seeks to address the housing crisis with a special committee to analyze current needs and potential reforms.