Just when you thought Mark Zuckerberg’s apology tour has reached its end, it adds more tour dates.
The Facebook chief executive has agreed to take questions on the company’s recent data leak scandal from the European Union Parliament as early as next week, according to E.U. President Antonio Tajani.
“Our citizens deserve a full and detailed explanation,” said Tajani in a statement. “I welcome Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to appear in person before the representatives of 500 million Europeans. It is a step in the right direction towards restoring confidence.”
Zuckerberg testified before U.S. Congress last month, after it was revealed up to 87 million users had their information unknowingly accessed by political firm Cambridge Analytica in 2014.