A European Parliament meeting aimed at shedding light on what the parliament itself could have done to prevent or detect emissions cheating was suspended on Monday (28 November) because of low attendance.
The parliament's inquiry committee into the Dieselgate scandal scheduled Monday's two-part meeting weeks ago.
The first part heard from Denmark's former minister of environment, Ida Auken, but was attended by less than 10, of the 45 total, MEPs.
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