From natural disaster relief funds to mobile devices; the 2017 EU budget and criminal data to "cooling off" periods for commissioners, here's five numbers you should take away from the November mini-plenary session in Brussels.

Five numbers to take away

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approved the EU-US deal on criminal data.

The “umbrella agreement” sets protection standards for personal data 

exchanged between European and American authorities. ##@#

50% of EU citizens use smartphones, tablets or laptops to go online.

Parliament is now working so that people with digital subscriptions for films, 

music or books can access them anywhere in the EU. ##@#

is how much the  EU  has paid out since 2002

to repair the damage from 72 natural disasters across Europe.

MEPs want to speed up the relief response. ##@#

Parliament approved the European Union’s 2017 budget.

Nearly 6 billion euros of which will go to migration and security issues, 

and over 21 billion to boost growth and jobs. ##@#

From now on, Commission presidents have to "cool off" for three years

MEPs also want the financial interests of commissioners