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ANNEX

RESULTS OF VOTES

Abbreviations and symbols

+ adopted- rejected↓ lapsedW withdrawnRCV (..., ..., ...) roll-call vote (for, against, abstentions)EV (..., ..., ...) electronic vote (for, against, abstentions)split split votesep separate voteam amendmentCA compromise amendmentCP corresponding partD deleting amendment= identical amendments§ paragraphart articlerec recitalMOT motion for resolutionJT MOT joint motion for a resolution1/20 low threshold (1/20 of Members)1/10 medium threshold (1/10 of Members)1/5 high threshold (1/5 of Members)SEC secret ballot

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CONTENTS

1. Request for waiver of the immunity of Carles Puigdemont i Casamajó..........................32. Request for waiver of the immunity of Antoni Comín i Oliveres....................................33. Request for waiver of the immunity of Clara Ponsatí Obiols..........................................34. Request for waiver of the immunity of Valter Flego.......................................................35. Request for waiver of the immunity of Nuno Melo.........................................................36. InvestEU programme ***I...............................................................................................47. Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health for the period 2021-2027

(‘EU4Health programme’) ***I......................................................................................58. Establishing the ‘Customs’ programme for cooperation in the field of customs ***II...59. A WTO-compatible EU carbon border adjustment mechanism......................................610. Administrative cooperation in the field of taxation *....................................................1011. Corporate due diligence and corporate accountability...................................................1012. Implementation of the Construction Products Regulation.............................................1613. Equal treatment in employment and occupation in light of the UNCRPD....................1714. Fisheries control ***I....................................................................................................2015. Equivalence of forest reproductive material produced in the UK ***I.........................3116. Equivalence of field inspections and equivalence of checks on practices for the

maintenance of varieties of agricultural plant species carried out in the UK ***I.......3117. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Active substances, including dimoxystrobin

.......................................................................................................................................3218. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Genetically modified cotton GHB614 ×

T304-40 × GHB119.....................................................................................................3219. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Genetically modified maize MZIR098

(SYN-ØØØ98-3)...........................................................................................................3220. Activities of the European Ombudsman – annual report 2019......................................3321. European Semester: annual sustainable growth strategy 2021......................................3622. European Semester: employment and social aspects in the annual sustainable growth

strategy 2021.................................................................................................................4323. Situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and the assassination of the Italian

Ambassador Luca Attanasio and his entourage............................................................4824. The human rights situation in the Kingdom of Bahrain, in particular the cases of death

row inmates and human rights defenders......................................................................5025. The mass trials against the opposition and civil society in Cambodia..........................5126. The Syrian conflict – 10 years after the uprising...........................................................5327. Declaration of the EU as an LGBTIQ Freedom Zone...................................................5428. Children’s rights.............................................................................................................57

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1. Request for waiver of the immunity of Carles Puigdemont i Casamajó

Report: Angel Dzhambazki (A9-0020/2021) (Secret ballot (Rule 191))

Subject RCV etc. Vote RCV/EV – remarks

Proposal for a decision SEC + 400, 248, 45

2. Request for waiver of the immunity of Antoni Comín i Oliveres




3. Request for waiver of the immunity of Clara Ponsatí Obiols




4. Request for waiver of the immunity of Valter Flego

Report: Andrzej Halicki (A9-0023/2021) (Secret ballot (Rule 191))



5. Request for waiver of the immunity of Nuno Melo

Report: Manon Aubry (A9-0024/2021) (Secret ballot (Rule 191))



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6. InvestEU programme ***I

Report: José Manuel Fernandes, Irene Tinagli (A9-0203/2020)

Subject Am No Author RCV etc.

Vote RCV/EV – remarks

Provisional agreement

Provisional agreement 37 committee RCV + 496, 57, 144

Draft legislative act

Text as a whole 37CP1 committee RCV ↓

Article 3, § 1, point b 40 ID RCV ↓

39 ID RCV ↓

Article 5, § 1, point b 41D ID RCV ↓

42 ID RCV ↓

37CP2 committee RCV ↓

Article 5, § 1, point c 43D ID RCV ↓


Article 5, § 1, point d 44D ID RCV ↓


45 ID RCV ↓

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Article 7, § 1, point b 46 ID RCV ↓

Article 7, § 1, point d 47 ID RCV ↓

Article 13, § 2, point a 48 ID RCV ↓


Article 13, § 3, introduction

50 ID RCV ↓


Article 13, § 3, point c 52D ID RCV ↓

Article 13, § 3, point d 53D ID RCV ↓

Recital 67 38 ID RCV ↓

Commission proposal RCV ↓

7. Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health for the period 2021-2027 (‘EU4Health programme’) ***I

Report: Cristian-Silviu Buşoi (A9-0196/2020)



Provisional agreement

Provisional agreement 252 committee RCV + 631, 32, 34

8. Establishing the ‘Customs’ programme for cooperation in the field of customs ***II

Recommendation for second reading: Maria Grapini (A9-0038/2021)


Approval without vote

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9. A WTO-compatible EU carbon border adjustment mechanism

Report: Yannick Jadot (A9-0019/2021)



§ 5 § original text split

1/RCV + 585, 69, 42

2/RCV + 374, 307, 15

§ 12 2 MEPs RCV - 287, 367, 43

§ original text split

1/RCV + 593, 56, 48

2/RCV + 367, 314, 16


1/RCV + 631, 27, 39

2/RCV + 412, 227, 58


1/RCV + 528, 119, 50

2/RCV + 366, 322, 9

§ 20 § original text RCV + 339, 320, 38

§ 22 3 MEPs RCV + 356, 300, 40


§ 28 4 MEPs split

1/RCV + 426, 245, 26

2/RCV + 340, 330, 26

3/RCV + 344, 329, 23


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

3/RCV ↓

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After § 32 1 MEPs RCV - 119, 561, 17


1/RCV + 589, 97, 11

2/RCV + 540, 122, 35

3/RCV + 668, 21, 8

4/RCV + 385, 238, 74


1/RCV + 559, 103, 35

2/RCV - 282, 338, 77


Citation 11 § original text RCV + 375, 306, 15

Recital G § original text split

1/RCV + 580, 73, 44

2/RCV + 400, 288, 9

Recital R § original text RCV + 354, 330, 12

Motion for a resolution (as a whole) RCV + 444, 70, 181

Requests for separate votesMEPs: §§ 20, 25, 39; Citation 11; Recital R

Requests for split votesMEPs§ 5First part ‘Takes note of the Commission’s proposal to set the EU’s 2030 climate target to ‘at

least 55 % net emissions reduction’ compared to 1990 levels;’Second part ‘highlights the fact, however, that Parliament adopted a higher target of 60 %;’

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§ 12First part ‘Considers that in order to prevent possible distortions in the internal market and

along the value chain, a CBAM should cover all imports of products and commodities covered by the EU ETS, including when embedded in intermediate or final products; stresses that as a starting point (already by 2023) and following an impact assessment, the CBAM should cover the power sector and energy-intensive industrial sectors;’

Second part ‘like cement, steel, aluminium, oil refinery, paper, glass, chemicals and fertilisers, which continue to receive substantial free allocations, and still represent 94 % of EU industrial emissions;’

§ 13First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘global’ and ‘individual’Second part those words

§ 16First part ‘Considers that in order to address the potential risk of carbon leakage while

complying with WTO rules, the CBAM needs to charge the carbon content of imports in a way that mirrors the carbon costs paid by EU producers; stresses that carbon pricing under the CBAM should mirror the dynamic evolution of the price of EU allowances under the EU ETS while ensuring predictability and less volatility in the price of carbon; is of the opinion that importers should buy allowances from a separate pool of allowances to the EU ETS whose carbon price corresponds to that of the day of the transaction in the EU ETS; underlines that the introduction of the CBAM is only one of the measures in the implementation of the European Green Deal objectives and must also be accompanied by the necessary measures in non-ETS sectors as well as an ambitious reform of the EU ETS to ensure it delivers meaningful carbon pricing that fully respects the polluter pays principle, and to contribute to the necessary GHG emissions reduction in line with the EU’s updated 2030 climate target and 2050 net zero GHG emissions target,’

Second part ‘including by addressing the linear reduction factor, a rebasing of the cap and assessing the potential need for a carbon floor price;’

§ 28First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘constitute an alternative to existing measures on

carbon leakage under EU law in sectors covered by the EU ETS in so far as it would’ and ‘therefore go hand in hand with the parallel, gradual, rapid and eventual complete phasing out of those measures for the sectors concerned so as to’

Second part ‘constitute an alternative to existing measures on carbon leakage under EU law in sectors covered by the EU ETS in so far as it would’

Third part ‘therefore go hand in hand with the parallel, gradual, rapid and eventual complete phasing out of those measures for the sectors concerned so as to’

§ 33First part ‘Supports the Commission’s intention to use revenues generated by the CBAM as

new own resources for the EU budget, and asks the Commission to ensure full transparency about the use of those revenues;’

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Second part ‘highlights, however, that the budgetary role of the CBAM should only be a by-product of the instrument; believes that those new revenues should allow for greater support for climate action and the objectives of the Green Deal, such as the just transition and the decarbonisation of Europe’s economy, and for an increase in the EU’s contribution to international climate finance in favour of Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States, which are most vulnerable to climate change, in particular to support them to undergo an industrialisation process based on clean and decarbonised technologies;’

Third part ‘calls on the Commission to take into account the social effects of the mechanism in its upcoming proposal with a view to minimising them;’

Fourth part ‘stresses that the revenues generated from a CBAM should by no means be used as disguised subsidies for high-polluting European industries, as this would ultimately compromise its WTO compatibility;’

§ 34First part ‘Recalls that Parliament, the Council and the Commission agreed to the creation of

new own resources, including the CBAM, during the next multiannual financial framework under the Interinstitutional Agreement on budgetary discipline, on cooperation in budgetary matters and on sound financial management, as well as on new own resources, including a roadmap towards the introduction of new own resources (IIA); stresses that assigning the financial flows generated by the CBAM to the EU budget would help to mitigate issues of fiscal equivalence and ensure a fairly distributed impact across Member States, as well as ensuring a lean structure with minimal administrative overhead costs; concludes, therefore, that defining the proceeds as an EU own resource would reduce the share of GNI-based contributions in the financing of the EU budget, and would thus help to mutualise the impact of the CBAM in a fair way across all Member States; considers that any savings at national level due to lower GNI-contributions will increase Member States’ fiscal space;’

Second part ‘stresses that the implementation of the mechanism should be accompanied by the removal of environmentally harmful subsidies granted to energy-intensive industries, in particular tax exemptions and breaks on energy used by energy-intensive industries;’

Recital GFirst part Text as a whole without the word: ‘not’Second part those words

amendment 4First part ‘an ETS-equivalent’ and ‘imported’Second part deletion of the words: ‘constitute an alternative to existing measures on carbon

leakage under EU law in sectors covered by the EU ETS in so far as it would’Third part deletion of the words: ‘therefore go hand in hand with the parallel, gradual, rapid

and eventual complete phasing out of those measures for the sectors concerned so as to’

MiscellaneousTom Vandenkendelaere (PPE Group) had withdrawn his signature from amendment 3.

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10. Administrative cooperation in the field of taxation *

Report: Sven Giegold (A9-0015/2021)



Amendments by the committee responsible

– put to the vote collectively

1-65, 67-76

committee RCV + 562, 40, 94

§ 5, sub§ 1 66 committee RCV + 536, 147, 13

After recital 2 77 ID RCV - 87, 584, 23

Recital 3 78 ID RCV - 58, 586, 50

Recital 8 79 ID RCV - 97, 578, 19

Recital 15 80 ID RCV - 94, 589, 11

Recital 25 81 ID RCV - 87, 591, 15

Commission proposal RCV + 568, 63, 64

Requests for separate votesECR: amendment 66

11. Corporate due diligence and corporate accountability

Report: Lara Wolters (A9-0018/2021) (Majority of Parliament’s component Members to adopt motion for a resolution)



Amendments to the paragraphs of the motion for a resolution


1/RCV + 661, 20, 15

2/RCV + 540, 148, 8

3/RCV + 532, 152, 12

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After § 1 12 ID RCV - 127, 536, 31

§ 6 2 ECR RCV - 180, 509, 7

§ 9 4 ECR RCV - 142, 514, 40

3 ECR RCV - 160, 526, 10


1/RCV + 666, 14, 16

2/RCV + 528, 155, 13

3/RCV + 515, 168, 12

§ 11 5 ECR RCV - 168, 511, 16

13 ID RCV - 158, 528, 6

§ 16 16 PPE, Verts/ALE,

S&D, Renew

RCV + 588, 86, 21


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓


1/RCV + 589, 80, 26

2/RCV + 620, 43, 32


1/RCV + 621, 39, 35

2/RCV + 603, 74, 17

3/RCV + 606, 79, 10

§ 29 § original text RCV - 143, 333, 219

§ 30 6 ECR RCV - 116, 536, 43

18 S&D, The Left, Renew, Verts/ALE

RCV + 361, 126, 208

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After § 34 7 ECR RCV - 195, 484, 16

Recital O § original text split

1/RCV + 649, 20, 26

2/RCV + 624, 52, 19

Recital R § original text split

1/RCV + 631, 40, 24

2/RCV + 565, 105, 25

Recital W § original text split

1/RCV + 649, 22, 24

2/RCV + 540, 97, 58

Amendments to the Annex, Part I

Article 2, § 2 9D ECR RCV - 171, 509, 15

10 ECR RCV - 142, 514, 39

15 ID RCV - 158, 528, 7

Article 2, after § 3 20 MEPs RCV - 224, 460, 10

Article 3, point 9 21 MEPs RCV - 207, 481, 7

Article 4, § 3 § original text split

1/RCV + 667, 22, 6

2/RCV + 534, 134, 27

Article 4, § 7 22 MEPs RCV - 228, 457, 10

Article 4, § 8 23 MEPs RCV - 207, 469, 19

Article 4, § 9 24 MEPs RCV - 206, 473, 16

Article 10, § 5 § original text RCV + 591, 83, 21

Article 15, § 1 27 MEPs RCV - 149, 510, 36

Article 15, § 2 11 ECR RCV - 168, 524, 3

28 MEPs RCV - 119, 530, 46

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After Article 19 19 S&D, The Left, Renew, Verts/ALE

RCV + 358, 146, 189

Recital 12 § original text split

1/RCV + 634, 23, 38

2/RCV + 507, 176, 12

After recital 12 26 MEPs RCV - 244, 445, 6

Recital 17 14 ID RCV - 167, 522, 4

8 ECR RCV - 171, 514, 10

25 MEPs RCV - 181, 481, 33


1/RCV + 658, 12, 25

2/RCV + 509, 174, 12


1/RCV + 652, 10, 33

2/RCV + 520, 147, 28


1/RCV + 674, 8, 13

2/RCV + 547, 100, 48

Recital 20 17 PPE, Verts/ALE,

S&D, Renew

RCV + 649, 26, 20

Recital 25 § original text RCV + 546, 91, 57

Amendments to the Annex, Part II

Annex, Part II § original text split

1/RCV - 99, 285, 311

2/RCV - 74, 288, 333

3/RCV - 74, 290, 331

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4/RCV - 72, 290, 333

Amendments to the Annex, Part III

Annex, Part III § original text split

1/RCV - 71, 286, 338

2/RCV - 72, 289, 334

3/RCV - 72, 290, 333

Amendments to the recitals of the motion for a resolution

After recital G 1 ECR RCV - 134, 539, 22


Requests for separate votesPPE: motion for a resolution: § 29 ECR: motion for a resolution: § 29; Annex, Part I: Article 10 § 5, recital 25

Requests for split votesIDmotion for resolution§ 9First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘mandatory’ and ‘as well as all publicly listed

small and medium-sized undertakings and high-risk small and medium-sized undertakings;’

Second part ‘mandatory’Third part ‘as well as all publicly listed small and medium-sized undertakings and high-risk

small and medium-sized undertakings;’

Annex, Part IArticle 4, paragraph 3First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘or a small or medium-sized undertaking’Second part those words

ECR:motion for resolutionRecital OFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘the gender pay gap’Second part those words

Recital RFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘limited’Second part that word

Recital W

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First part ‘Whereas that debate has led, among other things, to the adoption of due diligence frameworks and standards within the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the OECD and the ILO; whereas those standards are, however, voluntary and, consequently, their uptake has been limited;’

Second part ‘whereas Union legislation should progressively and constructively build on these frameworks and standards; whereas the Union and Member States should support and engage in the ongoing negotiations to create a legally binding UN instrument on Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises with respect to human rights and the Council should give a mandate to the Commission to be actively involved in those ongoing negotiations;’

§ 1First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘limitations and have not’ and ‘binding’Second part ‘limitations and have not’Third part ‘binding’

§ 21First part ‘Requests that trade instruments be linked to, and Union Delegations be actively

involved in, the monitoring of the application of the future due diligence legislation by Union undertakings operating outside the Union, including by convening meaningful exchanges of views with and supporting rights holders, local communities, chambers of commerce and national human rights institutions, civil society actors and trade unions;’

Second part ‘calls on the Commission to cooperate with Member States’ chambers of commerce and national human rights institutions in providing online tools and information to support implementation of the future due diligence legislation;’

§ 26First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘gender inequality’ and ‘and in a gender-

responsive manner’Second part ‘gender inequality’Third part ‘and in a gender-responsive manner’

Annex, Part IRecital 17First part ‘This Directive should apply to all large undertakings governed by the law of a

Member State, established in the territory of the Union or operating in the internal market, regardless of whether they are private or state-owned and of the economic sector they are active in, including the financial sector.’

Second part ‘This Directive should also apply to publicly listed and high-risk small and medium-sized undertakings.’

Recital 19First part ‘For undertakings owned or controlled by the State, the fulfilment of their due

diligence obligations should require that they procure services from undertakings which have complied with due diligence obligations.’

Second part ‘Member States are encouraged not to provide state support, including through state aid, public procurement, export credit agencies or government-backed loans, to undertakings that do not comply with the objectives of this Directive.’

ID, ECRmotion for a resolution§ 16

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First part ‘Stresses that due diligence obligations should be carefully designed to be an ongoing and dynamic process instead of a ‘box-ticking exercise’ and that due diligence strategies should be in line with the dynamic nature of adverse impacts; considers that those strategies should cover every actual or potential adverse impact on human rights, the environment or good governance, although the severity and likelihood of the adverse impact should be considered in the context of a prioritisation policy; believes that in line with the principle of proportionality it is important to align existing tools and frameworks as much as possible; emphasises the need for the Commission to carry out a robust, impact assessment in order to identify types of potential or actual adverse impacts, to investigate the consequences on the European and global level playing field, including the administrative burden on businesses and the positive consequences on human rights, the environment and good governance, and to design rules that enhance competitiveness, the protection of stakeholders and of the environment, and are functional and applicable to all actors on the internal market,’

Second part ‘including high risk and publicly listed small and medium-sized undertakings.’

Annex, Part IRecital 12First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘and high-risk or publicly listed small and

medium-sized undertakings’Second part those words

Recital 18First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘or a small or medium-sized undertaking’Second part those words

PPE, ECRAnnex, Part IIFirst part Text as a whole without the words: Recital 6, point 1 and point 2Second part Recital 6 Third part point 1 (after § 5) Fourth part point 2 (after Article 26a)

Annexe, Part III First part Text as a whole without Recital 5 and point 1 Second part Recital 5 Third part point 1 (Article 6a)

MiscellaneousErratum: all language versions

12. Implementation of the Construction Products Regulation

Report: Christian Doleschal (A9-0012/2021)


Motion for a resolution (as a whole)

RCV + 686, 4, 5

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13. Equal treatment in employment and occupation in light of the UNCRPD

Report: Katrin Langensiepen (A9-0014/2021)



Alternative motion for a resolution

1 ID RCV - 137, 554, 4


1/RCV + 553, 127, 15

2/RCV + 450, 205, 40

3/RCV + 569, 93, 33


1/RCV + 678, 6, 11

2/RCV + 359, 303, 33

3/RCV + 543, 103, 49


1/RCV + 619, 22, 54

2/RCV + 502, 108, 85


1/RCV + 683, 4, 8

2/RCV + 532, 104, 58


1/RCV + 596, 17, 82

2/RCV + 394, 259, 42

3/RCV + 344, 311, 40


1/RCV + 588, 31, 76

2/RCV + 388, 290, 17

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Recital B § original text split

1/RCV + 584, 17, 94

2/RCV + 395, 286, 14

Recital J § original text split

1/RCV + 582, 55, 58

2/RCV + 393, 284, 18

Recital M § original text split

1/RCV + 668, 6, 21

2/RCV + 393, 288, 14

Recital Q § original text split

1/RCV + 625, 5, 65

2/RCV + 395, 286, 14

Recital V § original text split

1/RCV + 586, 45, 64

2/RCV + 396, 285, 14

Recital Y § original text split

1/RCV + 667, 6, 22

2/RCV + 394, 285, 16

Motion for a resolution (EMPL committee)(as a whole)

RCV + 578, 65, 51

Requests for separate votesPPE: § 45

Requests for split votesPPERecital BFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘and intersectional’Second part those words

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Recital JFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘it does not target intersectional discrimination,’Second part those words

Recital MFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘intersectional’Second part that word

Recital QFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘and intersectional’Second part those words

Recital VFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘intersectional’Second part that word

Recital YFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘intersectional’Second part that word

§ 13First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘minimum wages’Second part those words

§ 20First part ‘Calls on the Member States to take active measures to safeguard non-discrimination

for all, including PwD, to ensure, in line with the UNCRPD, the accessibility of workplaces, transport and of the built environment, and to provide reasonable accommodation for PwD at all stages of work, from recruitment through career advancement, for safe and healthy working conditions and employment rehabilitation; calls for the EU institutions to take the same measures; calls on the Member States to ensure that PwD can exercise their labour and trade union rights on equal terms, and that they are protected from violence, mobbing, cyber-bullying and harassment, including sexual harassment, in particular that inflicted on women with disabilities;’

Second part ‘to this end, urges the Member States to ratify the Istanbul Convention, which is supposed to have a transversal impact on all EU legislation with a specific focus on women with disabilities who face multiple discrimination and are more vulnerable to harassment in the workplace; calls for the EU institutions to take the same measures;’

§ 35First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘and intersectional’ and the words ‘calls on the

Commission to link the future Disability Strategy to the European Semester process;’

Second part ‘and intersectional’Third part ‘calls on the Commission to link the future Disability Strategy to the European

Semester process;’

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§ 39First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘intersectional’Second part that word

Renew, PPE§ 7First part ‘Urges the Member States to use or examine the introduction of compulsory

workplace diversity quotas in order to foster an inclusive workplace with effective and proportionate sanctions for non-compliance; suggests that fines should be re-invested for inclusion; stresses that such measures must be proportionate, taking account of small organisations;’ without the word: ‘compulsory’

Second part ‘compulsory’Third part ‘Urges the Member States to support public and private undertakings in

implementing annual diversity plans with measurable targets and periodic evaluation, and to support employers in recruiting PwD through measures such as the establishment of a voluntary list or single window of applicants with disabilities from which to recruit candidates; calls on the Member States to accompany the introduction of quotas with training for employers on the content and scope of applicable rules; calls on the Member States to task public employment services with preparing a voluntary list of job-seekers with disabilities to help employers meet the requirement of diversity quotas;’

§ 8First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘setting a diversity quota, and a specific diversity

quota concerning the recruitment of PwD’Second part ‘a diversity quota, and’Third part ‘a specific diversity quota concerning the recruitment of PwD’

14. Fisheries control ***I

Report: Clara Aguilera (A9-0016/2021)



Amendments by the committee responsible –

block vote

1-7, 10, 13-14, 17-36, 38-42, 44-48, 50-70, 72-76, 78-80, 83, 87-94, 96-97, 101-102, 104-106, 108-113, 115-119, 128-132, 137-141, 143-149, 152-153, 155, 157-161, 163-170, 172-190, 192-194, 197-198, 200-202, 204, 206-219, 221, 223-233, 236, 239-242, 244-246, 249, 253-259, 261-276,

278-298, 300-305

committee RCV + 566, 39, 90

Amendments by 9 committee split

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the committee responsible – separate vote

1/RCV + 585, 98, 12

2/RCV + 381, 274, 40

11 committee RCV - 277, 395, 23

15 committee RCV + 366, 319, 10

16 committee split

1/RCV + 602, 87, 6

2/RCV + 509, 163, 23

37 committee split

1/RCV + 677, 7, 11

2/RCV + 581, 102, 12

49 committee split

1/RCV + 652, 27, 16

2/RCV - 118, 562, 15

71 committee RCV + 557, 117, 21

77 committee RCV + 551, 130, 14

95 committee RCV + 580, 108, 7


99 committee RCV + 396, 263, 36

100 committee RCV + 582, 108, 5

103 committee RCV + 541, 138, 16

107 committee RCV + 364, 327, 4

114 committee split

1/RCV + 583, 84, 28

2/RCV + 541, 147, 7

3/RCV + 555, 132, 8

133 committee RCV - 320, 353, 22

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135 committee RCV + 363, 318, 14

136 committee RCV + 585, 54, 56

142 committee RCV + 534, 112, 49

150 committee split

1/RCV + 603, 87, 5

2/RCV + 532, 158, 5


154 committee RCV + 383, 305, 7


191 committee RCV + 579, 110, 6

195 committee RCV + 550, 138, 7

196 committee RCV + 552, 137, 6

199 committee RCV + 412, 275, 8

203 committee RCV + 545, 142, 8

205 committee split

1/RCV + 622, 66, 7

2/RCV + 425, 261, 9

220 committee RCV + 560, 64, 71

234 committee RCV + 372, 243, 80

235 committee split

1/RCV + 683, 2, 10

2/RCV + 560, 99, 36

237 committee split

1/RCV + 577, 115, 3

2/RCV + 634, 59, 2

238 committee RCV + 541, 133, 21

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243 committee RCV + 476, 203, 16

247 committee RCV + 422, 232, 41

248 committee RCV + 412, 213, 70

250 committee RCV + 409, 251, 34

251 committee RCV + 605, 60, 29

252 committee RCV + 408, 230, 57

260 committee split

1/RCV + 652, 33, 10

2/RCV + 492, 176, 27

277 committee RCV + 567, 101, 27

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 1 – Article 4 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

§ 1, point 20 320 PPE RCV - 242, 412, 41

43 committee RCV + 447, 235, 13

§ 1, after point 34

321 PPE RCV - 311, 362, 22


After § 3 308 The Left RCV - 131, 533, 31

322 PPE RCV - 311, 379, 5


Article 13 337 S&DVerts/ALE

RCV - 272, 382, 40


§ 1 309 The Left RCV - 310, 382, 3

After § 3 338 S&DVerts/ALE

RCV + 500, 183, 12

§ 4, sub§ 1 339 S&D RCV - 168, 473, 54

81 committee RCV + 354, 326, 15

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§ 4, sub§ 2 328 Renew split

1/RCV + 365, 286, 44

2/RCV + 387, 287, 21

82 committee split

1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓


§ 1, introduction 310 The Left RCV - 76, 587, 32

§ 1, point a 84 committee RCV + 563, 118, 14

330 Verts/ALE RCV ↓

85 committee RCV + 574, 108, 13

§ 2 311 The Left RCV - 119, 573, 3

86 committee RCV + 550, 128, 17

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 21 – Articles 23 and 24 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

Article 23, § 1 312 The Left RCV - 143, 542, 9

Article 24, after § 4

313 The Left RCV - 108, 556, 31

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 23 – Article 25a (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

Article 25a 314D The Left RCV - 162, 512, 21

§ 1 120 committee RCV - 307, 373, 15

325CP Renew RCV - 74, 572, 49

306 The Left RCV - 122, 549, 24

340 S&DVerts/ALE

RCV + 339, 331, 25

317 ID RCV ↓


1/RCV ↓

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2/RCV ↓

§ 2 121D committee RCV + 409, 266, 20

307 The Left RCV ↓

Voluntary CCTV 341 S&DVerts/ALE

split

1/RCV + 546, 138, 11

2/RCV + 415, 266, 14

124 committee split

1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

Serious infringements

125 committee split

1/RCV + 488, 182, 25

2/RCV - 259, 409, 26

319 ID RCV ↓

325CP Renew RCV ↓

Monitoring of fishing gear

123 committee RCV + 568, 93, 34

344 ID RCV ↓

CCTV footage 126 committee RCV + 612, 76, 7

Effectiveness review

122 committee RCV + 495, 124, 76

326CP Renew RCV ↓

Sunset clause 326CP Renew RCV - 152, 494, 49

§ 4 127 committee RCV + 548, 136, 11


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 23 – Article 25b (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

Article 25b 327 Renew RCV + 365, 297, 33

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Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 35 – Article 39a (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

§ 1, point a 331 Verts/ALE RCV - 161, 518, 16

134 committee RCV + 344, 324, 27




After § 3 and § 5, after point a

342 +343

S&DVerts/ALE

RCV + 547, 111, 37

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 46 – Article 56 and 58 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

Article 56, § 1 332 Verts/ALE RCV + 352, 310, 33

162 committee RCV ↓

Article 56a, § 6 171 committee RCV + 481, 190, 23


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

Article 58, § 7 316 The Left RCV - 55, 606, 34

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, point 60 – Article 74, § 3, point f (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

Article 74, § 3, point f

222 committee RCV + 605, 70, 20


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

Amendments to Article 1, § 1, after point 81 – Article 113 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)

§ 2 333 Verts/ALE RCV + 410, 257, 28

§ 3 334 Verts/ALE RCV + 411, 257, 27

After § 7 335 Verts/ALE RCV + 432, 235, 28

Amendments to Article 6

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§ 2 336 Verts/ALE RCV - 145, 534, 16

299 committee RCV + 569, 107, 19

Amendments to recitals

Recital 4 323 PPE RCV - 338, 339, 18

Recital 12 324 PPE RCV - 312, 367, 16

8 committee split

1/RCV + 644, 48, 3

2/RCV - 209, 468, 18

Recital 18 329 Verts/ALE RCV - 121, 554, 20



Requests for separate votesRenew: amendments 11, 16, 98, 150, 151, 154, 156The Left: amendments 81, 82, 107, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 134, 135, 136Verts/ALE: amendments 15, 71, 77, 81, 82, 85, 95, 99, 100, 103, 107, 134, 135, 142, 191, 195,

196, 199, 203S&D: amendments 120, 124, 133, 154ECR amendments 220, 234, 243, 247, 248, 250, 251, 252, 277ID: amendment 238

Requests for split votesPPEArticle 1, § 1, point 46 of the COM proposal – Article 56a, § 6 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘and under headings 1604 and 1605 of Chapter

16’Second part those words

RenewAmendment 8First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘or at least every 15 minutes’Second part those words

Amendment 9First part ‘It should be possible to equip fishing vessels with CCTV systems on a voluntary

basis. In that case, such vessels should enjoy appropriate advantages,’Second part ‘such as the deletion of points.’

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Amendment 82First part ‘By way of derogation from the first subparagraph for small pelagic fisheries (mack-

erel, herring, horse mackerel, blue whiting, boarfish, anchovy, Argentinian silver-side, sardine and sprat) and industrial fisheries (inter alia capelin, sandeel and Nor-way pout) which are landed unsorted, the following exceptions shall be made: (a) the tolerance limitations set out in this paragraph shall not apply to catches of species which meet one of the following conditions: (i) they represent less than 1% in weight of all species landed; or (ii) their total weight is less than 100 kg. (b) for Member States which have adopted a risk-based sampling plan, approved by the Commission, for weighing unsorted landings, the following tolerance limitations shall apply: (i) for small pelagics, and industrial fisheries, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the fishing logbook of the quantities in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 10 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook for each species; (ii) for other non-target species, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates, whether recorded in the logbook or not, of the quantities in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 200kg or 1 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook for each species; and (iii) for the total quantity of all species, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the logbook of the total quantity in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 10 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook.’

Second part ‘The permitted margin of tolerance shall not under any circumstances exceed 20 % per species.’

Amendment 124First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘such as catch quota uplifts or freedom of choice

of method in conducting a fishery’Second part those words

Amendment 341First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘such as additional allocation of quota or deletion

of points’Second part those words

Verts/ALEAmendment 114First part ‘The master of a Union fishing vessel, or a representative of the master, shall submit

by electronic means using the same format, harmonised at Union level, for all Mem-ber States, the information referred to in Article 23 to the competent authority of their flag Member State as soon as possible and in any event within 24 hours after completion of the landing.’

Second part ‘For the purpose of calculating the deadline of 24 hours referred to in the first subparagraph, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays shall not be taken into account.’

Third part ‘For the purposes of this Article, in the event that fisheries products are transported from the place of landing before weighing, the landing operation shall be deemed to have been completed when those fisheries products have been weighed.’

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Amendment 205First part ‘the quantities of each species transported in kilograms in product weight, broken

down by type of product presentation and, where appropriate, the number of individuals and, where appropriate, by places of destination.’

Second part ‘A margin of tolerance of 5 % shall be permitted when the distance to be travelled is less than 500 km or the travel time is five hours or less; the margin of tolerance shall be 15 % when the distance and travel time is greater than that;’

Amendment 326First part ‘The Commission shall review the effectiveness of the electronic monitoring

systems in checking compliance with the landing obligation and their contribution to achieving the sustainable maximum yield for the relevant stocks and submit a report to the Council and the European Parliament by [7 years after date of entry into force].’ (displayed as “Effectiveness review”)

Second part ‘The provisions of this Article shall cease to apply [10 years after date of entry into force].’ (displayed as “Sunset clause”)

S&DAmendment 49First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘including activities performed with a skippered

boat or vessel’Second part those words

Amendment 125First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘temporary’Second part that word

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Amendment 328First part ‘By way of derogation from the first subparagraph for small pelagic fisheries

(mackerel, herring, horse mackerel, blue whiting, boarfish, anchovy, Argentinian silverside, sardine and sprat) and industrial fisheries (inter alia capelin, sand eel and Norway pout) which are landed unsorted, the following exceptions shall be made: (a) the tolerance limitations set out in this paragraph shall not apply to catches of species which meet one of the following conditions: (i) they represent less than 1% in weight of all species landed; or (ii) their total weight is less than 100 kg. (b) for Member States which have adopted a risk-based sampling plan, approved by the Commission, for weighing unsorted landings, the following tolerance limitations shall apply: (i) for small pelagics, and industrial fisheries, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the fishing logbook of the quantities in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 10 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook for each species; (ii) for other non-target species, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates, whether recorded in the logbook or not, of the quantities in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 200kg or 1 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook for each species; and (iii) for the total quantity of all species, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the logbook of the total quantity in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 10 % of the total volume of all species recorded in the logbook.’

Second part ‘By way of derogation from the first paragraph, for the tropical tuna purse seine fishery, for species covered by a risk-based sampling plan approved by the Commission, the tolerance allowed in the estimate recorded in the fishing logbook of the total quantities in kilograms of fish kept on board, all species combined, shall be 10 % of the total quantities landed of all species combined.’

IDAmendment 16First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘a uniform’, ‘and exhaustive’ ‘all’ and ‘, with an

appropriate system of

sanctions in the event of non-compliance’Second part those words

Amendment 37First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘or other means’Second part those words

Amendment 150First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘together with an appropriate system of sanctions

for non-compliance, informing applicants for such licences about the Union conservation measures to be applied in the area, including catch restrictions and arrangements governing sanctions’

Second part those words

Amendment 235First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘or to the Commission’Second part those words

Amendment 237First part The deletion of the word: ‘CCTVs’Second part The addition of the words: ‘from electronic monitoring devices’

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Amendment 260First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘continuously recording closed-circuit television

(CCTV)’Second part those words

Article 1, § 1, point 23 of the COM proposal – Article 25a, § 1 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘a minimum percentage of’Second part those words

Article 1, § 1, point 23 of the COM proposal – Article 25a, § 4, subparagraph 1 (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)First part ‘The Commission may, by means of implementing acts, lay down detailed rules on

the requirements, technical specifications, installation and functioning of the electronic monitoring systems for the control of the landing obligation,’

Second part ‘including continuously recording CCTV systems.’

Article 1, § 1, point 60 of the COM proposal – Article 74, § 3, point f (Reg. (EC) No 1224/2009)First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘CCTVs and other’Second part those words

MiscellaneousAmendment 318 had been cancelled.Manuel Bompard (The Left Group) had withdrawn his signature from amendment 339.

15. Equivalence of forest reproductive material produced in the UK ***I

Proposal for a decision (COM(2020)0852 – C9-0430/2020 – 2020/0378(COD))



16. Equivalence of field inspections and equivalence of checks on practices for the maintenance of varieties of agricultural plant species carried out in the UK ***I

Proposal for a decision (COM(2020)0853 – C9-0431/2020 – 2020/0379(COD))



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17. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Active substances, including dimoxystrobin

Motion for a resolution: B9-0162/2021


Motion for a resolution B9-0162/2021(ENVI Committee)

Resolution (as a whole) RCV + 472, 214, 9

18. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Genetically modified cotton GHB614 × T304-40 × GHB119





19. Objection pursuant to Rule 112(2) and (3): Genetically modified maize MZIR098 (SYN-ØØØ98-3)





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20. Activities of the European Ombudsman – annual report 2019

Report: Sylvie Guillaume (A9-0013/2021)



§ 5 6 Verts/ALE RCV + 429, 252, 14

After § 5 8 ECR RCV - 121, 535, 39

§ 13 § original text RCV - 212, 454, 29

After § 16 7 Verts/ALE RCV + 383, 281, 31

§ 17 9 ECR RCV - 305, 369, 21


1/RCV + 675, 10, 10

2/RCV + 374, 297, 24

3/RCV + 611, 49, 35

§ 20 1 The Left RCV + 536, 141, 18


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

3/RCV ↓


1/RCV + 678, 3, 14

2/RCV + 423, 253, 19

§ 23 10 ECR RCV - 169, 438, 88

§ 28 11 ECR RCV + 426, 258, 11

§ 41 12 ECR RCV + 452, 233, 10


1/RCV + 653, 28, 14

2/RCV + 572, 85, 38

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§ 47 2 PPE RCV + 436, 249, 10

After § 47 13 ECR RCV - 114, 545, 36

§ 49 3/rev S&D RCV + 653, 7, 35


§ 51 4/rev S&D RCV + 638, 46, 11

Recital G § original text RCV + 528, 122, 44

After recital AB 5 Verts/ALE RCV + 383, 280, 32


Requests for separate votesECR: § 46; Recital GVerts/ALE: § 50S&D: § 13

Requests for split votesECR§ 22First part ‘Underlines the urgent need for the existing Code of Good Administrative Behaviour

to be improved and upgraded’Second part ‘by adopting a binding regulation on the matter;’

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§ 45First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘particularly in connection with violations of

rights guaranteed by the Charter of Fundamental Rights; calls on this network to consider the role that national and regional ombudsmen could play in increasing the involvement of EU citizens in the EU decision-making process;’


PPE§ 20First part ‘Notes that the Commission has committed to implementing many of the European

Ombudsman’s proposals, such as asking individuals who switch to the private sector to provide additional information about the organisation they are joining and more details about the type of professional activity they are embarking on; emphasises that such transfers cannot be taken lightly, as they could lead to conflicts of interest when former public officials take up a job with a firm to lobby on policies that they previously legislated or worked on;’

Second part ‘notes that according to a recent report 99 % of requests for transfer into the private sector were approved by the Commission, with a rejection rate of only 0,62 %, which points to the need to strengthen oversight;’

Third part ‘recalls that ethics rules are not a mere formality and should be adhered to by all institutions; urges the Commission to implement all recommendations made by the Ombudsman, to take a more robust approach to the issue of ‘revolving doors’ and to follow through with the proposed measures, including forbidding new activity when there is evidence that this activity would lead to a conflict with the legitimate interests of the Commission and publishing, directly on its ethics website and in a timely manner, all related information on each case of former senior staff members assessed with a view to implementing the one-year lobbying and advocacy ban;’

ECR, PPE§ 17First part ‘Welcomes the fact that, following a complaint lodged in 2019 regarding the use of

sponsorship during the Romanian Presidency, the European Ombudsman took a clear stance on the issue of Presidency sponsorship, as the perception of outside influence may undermine the integrity of the EU as a whole; takes note of the steps taken by the Council in response to the Ombudsman’s recommendation that guidance should be provided to the Member States on the issue of Presidency sponsorship; encourages the Council to follow up on the issue without delay;’ without the words: ‘following a complaint lodged in 2019 regarding the use of sponsorship during the Romanian Presidency’

Second part those wordsThird part ‘welcomes the decision of the German Presidency to refrain from any sponsorship

and encourages other Member States to follow suit;’

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21. European Semester: annual sustainable growth strategy 2021

Report: Markus Ferber (A9-0036/2021)



§ 1 7 The Left RCV - 89, 559, 46

23 PPES&D

RCV + 617, 18, 59


§ 2 36 Verts/ALE RCV - 186, 477, 31

24 PPES&D

RCV + 631, 40, 23

§ 4 31 Renew RCV - 155, 439, 99


1/RCV + 619, 16, 59

2/RCV + 569, 91, 34


§ 8 25 PPES&D

RCV + 561, 20, 113

§ 9 8 The Left RCV - 313, 356, 25



1/RCV + 503, 84, 107

2/RCV + 478, 198, 18


2 The Left RCV - 50, 581, 63

10 The Left RCV - 140, 487, 67

11 The Left RCV - 149, 509, 36

§ 11 12 The Left RCV - 82, 559, 53

26 PPES&D

RCV + 491, 128, 75

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1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓

§ 13 13 The Left RCV - 104, 547, 43


1/RCV + 597, 45, 52

2/RCV + 518, 126, 50

3/RCV + 490, 186, 18


14 The Left RCV - 73, 569, 52

15 The Left RCV - 76, 499, 119

16 The Left RCV - 91, 561, 41


1/RCV + 657, 29, 7

2/RCV + 571, 47, 76


1/RCV + 641, 37, 16

2/RCV + 561, 83, 50


1/RCV + 515, 122, 57

2/RCV + 516, 123, 55

3/RCV + 603, 79, 12


1/RCV + 619, 40, 35

2/RCV + 607, 6, 81

3/RCV + 602, 27, 65

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§ 21 17 The Left RCV - 207, 475, 12


1/RCV + 566, 74, 54

2/RCV + 610, 57, 27

3/RCV + 486, 156, 52


§ 23 27 PPES&D

RCV + 569, 60, 60


After § 23 30 Renew RCV - 184, 408, 102

§ 24 28 PPES&D

RCV + 469, 92, 128


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓


§ 25 20 The Left RCV - 197, 348, 149

§ 26 32 Renew RCV - 236, 391, 67



1/RCV + 540, 76, 78

2/RCV + 463, 157, 74



1/RCV + 533, 151, 9

2/RCV + 485, 165, 44

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§ 31 29 PPES&D

RCV + 601, 70, 23


1/RCV ↓

2/RCV ↓



§ 35 21 The Left RCV - 191, 486, 17


1/RCV + 514, 80, 100

2/RCV + 466, 194, 34


1/RCV + 624, 49, 21

2/RCV + 556, 133, 5

After citation 21 33 Verts/ALE RCV - 260, 390, 44

Recital A 22 ID RCV - 132, 557, 3

After recital A 5 The Left RCV - 117, 466, 111

Recital E § original text RCV + 522, 130, 42

Recital G 34 Verts/ALE RCV - 201, 482, 11

After recital I 6 The Left RCV - 203, 480, 11


Requests for separate votesThe Left: §§ 24, 33ID: §§ 7, 16, 27Renew: § 34Verts/ALE: Recital E

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Requests for split votesThe Left§ 6First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘reforms and’Second part those words

§ 10First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘structural reforms’ and ‘and structural reforms’Second part those words

§ 11First part ‘Believes that the 2021 European Semester exercise offers a great opportunity to

improve national ownership, given that Member States are developing tailor-made RRPs to respond to their different needs; in this regard, is convinced that democratic legitimacy must be guaranteed and eventually increased, including the proper role of the European Parliament in the implementation of the Facility, as enshrined in the Regulation establishing the Recovery and Resilience Facility; calls on the Member States to build up, using, if necessary, the Technical Support Instrument, the necessary administrative and monitoring capacity to provide firm guarantees of the proper and efficient use of funds, as well as a high level of absorption capacity;’

Second part ‘recalls that RRPs are subject to the horizontal requirements of sound economic governance and the general regime of conditionality for the protection of the Union budget;’

§ 16First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘responsible public finances, socially balanced

structural reforms improving long-term prospects and’Second part those words

§ 28First part ‘Is aware that the COVID-19 crisis will not be solved by the current fiscal stance

alone; underlines, therefore, the importance of implementing deep, growth-enhancing, balanced and sustainable and socially just, tailor-made structural reforms to deliver on, among other things, sustainable and socially inclusive growth and jobs, which can support the recovery efficiently, as well as supporting the digital transformation and green transition, quality employment, reduction of poverty, and the UN SDGs, and can boost competitiveness and the single market, increasing convergence and stronger and sustainable growth within the Union and the Member States; points out that the long-term growth potential of Member States’ economies in particular can only be enhanced by structural improvements; notes, however, that the effectiveness and success of the alignment of Member States’ policy measures will depend on the review of the Stability and Growth Pact and, according to outcome thereof, its adaptation,’

Second part ‘as well as increased ownership by the Member States of the implementation of the country-specific recommendations;’

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§ 29First part ‘Calls on the Commission to start working on the creation of a climate indicator to

assess the discrepancy between the structure of Member States’ budgets and the Paris-aligned scenario for each of their national budgets; stresses the need for this indicator to provide Member States with information on their trajectory within the framework of the Paris Agreement in order to ensure that Europe is able to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050; expects the climate indicator to be a reference for the EU’s various policies and thus also to be used as a guide for the European Semester,’

Second part ‘without watering down its original purpose;’

§ 31First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘while respecting fiscal sustainability and sound

budgetary rules’Second part those words

§ 35First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘is pleased that the Commission will continue to

monitor implementation by Member States of reforms proposed in previous years’ country-specific recommendations;’


ID§ 17First part ‘Is concerned about the impact of the pandemic containment measures on the low

productivity growth in the EU and the pronounced decline of productivity growth in the euro area before the pandemic; is of the opinion that a balanced strategy to promote sustainable growth and an investment-friendly environment should be pursued, while improving fiscal sustainability; stresses that special emphasis should be placed on future-oriented investments and policies,’

Second part ‘especially by those Member States that have the fiscal space to invest in order to promote sustainable and inclusive growth;’

§ 19First part ‘Notes that although there are new challenges regarding macroeconomic stability,

the Economic and Monetary Union is in a much better position to face crises than it was during the 2008 financial and economic crisis;’

Second part ‘is convinced that promoting resilient and sustainable economic recovery in line with the EU’s policy objectives, centred around the green, just and digital transitions, is one of the most important immediate priorities;’

Third part ‘notes that the means to overcome the current crisis are of a nature, which requires – for as long as necessary – expansionary fiscal policy;’

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§ 20First part ‘Points out that those Member States that had fiscal buffers were able to mobilise

fiscal stimulus packages at a much faster pace and without associated borrowing costs, which has helped to mitigate the negative socio-economic effects of the pandemic; reiterates that replenishing fiscal buffers over time, in a socially responsible manner, will be important for preparation for future crises;’

Second part ‘however, urges Member States, the Commission and the Council not to repeat mistakes of the past in response to the economic crisis;’

Third part ‘shares the view of the European Fiscal Board that rapidly reversing the fiscal stance is not advisable for recovery;’

Verts/ALE§ 24First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘underlines that, at present, all Member States

are obliged to comply with the Stability and Growth Pact; acknowledges that the general escape clause suspends neither the procedures of the Stability and Growth Pact, nor the EU’s fiscal rules;’


§ 37First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘highlights that public investments are limited, as

they represent scarce resources mostly funded by the taxpayers;’Second part those words

The Left, ID§ 21First part ‘Notes the fact that the Commission intends to make recommendations on the

budgetary situation of the Member States in 2021, as envisaged under the Stability and Growth Pact; points out that the economic governance framework should also look at current economic realities and be coherent with the EU’s policy priorities, while at the same time improving compliance with fiscal rules, which should be simplified, clear and practical, and are going to be reviewed, and according to the outcome, adapted;’

Second part ‘calls for a more pragmatic approach and underlines the need to ensure that the framework is stricter in good economic times and more flexible in bad economic times;’ without the words: ‘stricter in good economic times and’

Third part those words

The Left, Renew§ 13First part ‘Highlights that the unprecedented economic recession in 2020 and the measures

taken in response to the pandemic are set to push the EU debt-to-GDP ratio up to a new peak of around 93,9 % (101,7 % in the euro area) in 2020, with a further forecasted increase to around 94,6 % (102,3 % in the euro area) in 2021; highlights that a high level of uncertainty persists and that the economic outlook very much depends on how quickly the pandemic can be overcome; understands, furthermore, that these debt levels can be sustained by sufficient economic growth;’

Second part ‘reiterates the importance of the long-term sustainability of sovereign debt;’Third part ‘notes that many Member States have entered the current crisis in a weak fiscal

position, which is being further worsened by the pandemic;’

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22. European Semester: employment and social aspects in the annual sustainable growth strategy 2021

Report: Lina Gálvez Muñoz (A9-0026/2021)



Alternative motion for a resolution

8 ID RCV - 88, 558, 47





1/RCV + 580, 57, 58

2/RCV + 348, 323, 24


1/RCV + 525, 63, 107

2/RCV + 396, 226, 73



1/RCV + 630, 45, 20

2/RCV + 403, 256, 36


1/RCV + 472, 182, 41

2/RCV + 367, 312, 16

§ 19 7 Renew RCV - 163, 514, 18


1/RCV + 672, 18, 5

2/RCV + 458, 118, 119

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1/RCV + 618, 44, 33

2/RCV + 403, 233, 58

3/RCV + 472, 100, 123


1/RCV + 559, 60, 76

2/RCV + 363, 283, 49

3/RCV + 408, 229, 58

4/RCV + 349, 300, 46



1/RCV + 591, 35, 69

2/RCV + 369, 228, 98

After § 34 2 The Left RCV + 291, 195, 204


1/RCV + 611, 60, 23

2/RCV + 429, 173, 92

3/RCV + 450, 154, 91

4/RCV + 447, 167, 80



1/RCV + 437, 217, 41

2/RCV + 627, 27, 41

After recital E 3 The Left RCV - 73, 552, 70

4 The Left RCV - 149, 532, 14

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Recital R § original text split

1/RCV + 660, 23, 12

2/RCV + 354, 297, 44

Recital V § original text split

1/RCV + 665, 23, 7

2/RCV + 373, 250, 72

3/RCV + 607, 39, 49

Recital Z § original text split

1/RCV + 657, 18, 18

2/RCV + 344, 286, 65

3/RCV + 679, 8, 8

Motion for a resolution (EMPL committee)(as a whole)

RCV + 508, 121, 64

Requests for separate votesPPE: §§ 2, 10, 15, 36

Requests for split votesRenew§ 15First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘propose the necessary economic governance

changes that will’ and ‘from bearing the consequences of any potential future adjustment programmes;’


§ 27First part ‘Calls on the Commission and the Council to do their utmost to fight tax evasion and

tax avoidance’Second part ‘and effectively counter harmful tax practices adopted by some Member States;’

PPE§ 5First part ‘Emphasises that it should be better involved in the European Semester process,

including the country-specific recommendations; stresses the important role of a more inclusive social dialogue with social partners, civil society, youth organisations, and local and regional authorities in shaping the European Semester;’

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Second part ‘stresses that an effective, transparent, comprehensive, result-oriented and performance-based social tracking methodology – to be developed for the RRF – will improve the European Semester by better reflecting social, gender and environmental challenges and placing them on an equal footing with fiscal coordination, and by, for example, paying more attention to aggressive tax planning, poverty reduction, gender equality, social justice, social cohesion and upward convergence;’

§ 8First part ‘Understands that Member States must include measures on social and territorial

cohesion, children and young people in their national recovery plans in order to access the fund; notes that social milestones and targets have been neither explicitly defined nor earmarked in the RRF Regulation, but that, according to the adopted regulation, the Commission should set out the common indicators to be used for reporting on progress and for the purpose of monitoring and evaluating the facility, and should define a methodology for reporting social expenditure, including on children and young people, under the facility; points out the particular importance of indicators related to the implementation of the EPRS principles, quality employment, upward social convergence, equality of and access to opportunities and social protection, education and skills, and investment in access and opportunities for children and young people related to education, health, nutrition, jobs and housing, in line with the objectives of the Child Guarantee and Youth Guarantee;’

Second part ‘calls on the Commission to work with the European Parliament, social partners and civil society, in the context of the recovery and resilience dialogue, to define these indicators, in accordance with those established by the European Parliament resolution on a strong social Europe for just transitions, in order to assess the investments in and reforms of the NRRPs, as well as the proposed measures to ensure progress towards these goals;’

§ 12First part Text as a whole without the word: ‘free’ (three occurrences)Second part those words

§ 28First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘to include the Gender Equality Index as one of

the European Semester’s tools and’ and ‘calls on the Commission to strengthen the implementation of anti-discrimination legislation, policy and practice in order to effectively counter discrimination on all grounds, including antigypsyism, and preserve social, mental, cultural and physical well-being in the recovery measures;’

Second part ‘to include the Gender Equality Index as one of the European Semester’s tools and’Third part ‘calls on the Commission to strengthen the implementation of anti-discrimination

legislation, policy and practice in order to effectively counter discrimination on all grounds, including antigypsyism, and preserve social, mental, cultural and physical well-being in the recovery measures;’

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§ 29First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘including legislative initiatives’, ‘the right to

disconnect,’ and ‘as well as measures ensuring stable contracts, decent wages, collective bargaining coverage and social protection floors, including decent pensions above the poverty threshold; calls on the Commission to include these indicators in the guidelines for assessing social progress under the NRRPs; points out that labour market reforms undertaken as part of the NRRPs must be in line with the attainment of these objectives;’

Second part ‘including legislative initiatives’Third part ‘the right to disconnect,’Fourth part ‘as well as measures ensuring stable contracts, decent wages, collective bargaining

coverage and social protection floors, including decent pensions above the poverty threshold; calls on the Commission to include these indicators in the guidelines for assessing social progress under the NRRPs; points out that labour market reforms undertaken as part of the NRRPs must be in line with the attainment of these objectives;’

§ 35First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘through the integration of gender

mainstreaming’, ‘welcomes the Commission’s intention to introduce binding pay transparency measures, including a male-female wage equality index;’ and ‘calls on the Member States to unblock the negotiations on the Women on Boards Directive in the Council;’

Second part ‘through the integration of gender mainstreaming’Third part ‘welcomes the Commission’s intention to introduce binding pay transparency

measures, including a male-female wage equality index;’Fourth part ‘calls on the Member States to unblock the negotiations on the Women on Boards

Directive in the Council;’

Recital RFirst part ‘whereas the impact of COVID-19 has been exacerbated by pre-existing inequalities

that have been increasing over the past decade;’Second part ‘whereas disinvestment in public services following the global financial crisis

contributed to the widening of inequalities in relation to health needs;’

Recital VFirst part ‘whereas income inequalities remain at a high level in the EU’Second part ‘whereas tax and labour cost competition is harmful for the single market and for

cohesion among the Member States;’Third part ‘whereas well-designed progressive tax and benefit systems, social investment and

the provision of quality public and social services are essential levers for preventing the transfer of disadvantage from one generation to the next;’

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Recital ZFirst part ‘whereas we are facing a critical time in our history,’Second part ‘with the idea that economic growth automatically trickles down to all sectors of

society being widely discredited; whereas we are witnessing a thinning of the middle class, increasingly precarious job conditions and in-work poverty for blue collar, low-skilled and platform workers and growing polarisation in terms of income and wealth;’

Third part ‘whereas the cultural and creative sectors and the tourism sector, including events and performances, cultural tourism, intangible cultural heritage practices, alongside small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the self-employed, local and family businesses, have been severely affected economically by the measures meant to reduce the spread of COVID-19;’

Renew, PPE§ 31First part ‘Stresses that social dialogue and collective bargaining are key instruments that help

employers and trade unions to establish fair wages and working conditions, and that strong collective bargaining systems increase the resilience of the Member States in times of economic crisis; firmly believes that a democratic, resilient and socially just recovery should be based on social dialogue, including collective bargaining; reiterates its view that the Member States should take measures to promote high trade union density and reverse the decline in collective bargaining coverage; points out the importance of ensuring that workers in the EU are protected by adequate minimum wages, the law or collective agreements, ensuring they have a decent standard of living wherever they work;’

Second part ‘welcomes, in this regard, the Commission’s proposal for a directive on adequate minimum wages in the European Union, which aims to increase collective bargaining coverage and ensure that workers in the European Union are protected by minimum wages set at adequate levels;’

§ 44First part ‘Calls on the Commission to present an instrument to mitigate the effects of

asymmetric shocks that is effective in the long run, such as an adequate and workable unemployment (re)insurance scheme that would be able to back up national schemes when a part of the EU experiences a temporary economic shock;’

Second part ‘stresses the paramount importance of supporting investment and access to finance in the EU in order to help SMEs with solvency difficulties, create quality employment in strategic sectors and promote territorial, economic and social cohesion in the EU; highlights the fact that the new European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for displaced workers could be mobilised to mitigate the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis on employment; calls, therefore, on the Member States to rapidly submit to the Commission applications for funding to support EU workers who have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19 to retrain, requalify and reintegrate into the labour market;’

MiscellaneousErratum: all language versions

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23. Situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and the assassination of the Italian Ambassador Luca Attanasio and his entourage

Motions for resolutions: B9-0173/2021, B9-0174/2021, B9-0196/2021, B9-0198/2021, B9-0199/2021, B9-0200/2021, B9-0201/2021



Joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0173/2021(PPE, S&D, Renew, ID, Verts/ALE, ECR, The Left, Members)

After § 18 4 ECR RCV - 172, 441, 83


1/RCV + 657, 13, 25

2/RCV + 601, 39, 56

Recital C 1 ECR RCV - 152, 525, 19

Recital D 2 ECR RCV - 148, 531, 17

Recital E 3 ECR RCV - 160, 518, 18


Motions for resolutions by political groups

B9-0173/2021 The Left RCV ↓

B9-0174/2021 ID RCV ↓

B9-0196/2021 Verts/ALE RCV ↓

B9-0198/2021 Renew RCV ↓

B9-0199/2021 PPE RCV ↓

B9-0200/2021 S&D RCV ↓

B9-0201/2021 ECR RCV ↓

Requests for split votesThe Left§ 19First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘calls for the EU sanction mechanism be used to

fight against corruption;’Second part those words

MiscellaneousBrando Benifei (S&D Group) had also signed joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0173/2021.

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24. The human rights situation in the Kingdom of Bahrain, in particular the cases of death row inmates and human rights defenders




Joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0190/2021(PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, ECR, The Left, Members)

§ 19 2 ECR RCV - 317, 373, 6

After recital N 1 The Left RCV - 179, 495, 21





B9-0192/2021 S&D RCV ↓

B9-0193/2021 Renew RCV ↓

B9-0194/2021 PPE RCV ↓

B9-0195/2021 ECR RCV ↓

B9-0197/2021 ID RCV ↓

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25. The mass trials against the opposition and civil society in Cambodia




Joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0183/2021 (PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, ECR, The Left, Members)



1/RCV + 642, 13, 39

2/RCV + 461, 197, 36


§ 15 2 PPE RCV - 280, 364, 52


1/RCV + 389, 230, 77

2/RCV + 346, 287, 63



1/RCV + 632, 21, 43

2/RCV + 457, 227, 12






B9-0182/2021 ID RCV ↓



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B9-0185/2021 S&D RCV ↓

B9-0186/2021 Renew RCV ↓

B9-0187/2021 PPE RCV ↓

B9-0188/2021 ECR RCV ↓

Requests for separate votesPPE: §§ 16, 21

Requests for split votesThe Left§ 16First part ‘Calls on the Member States to suspend all bilateral financial support to the

Cambodian Government and instead focus on civil society organisations’Second part ‘and opposition parties;’

PPE§ 6First part ‘Urges the Cambodian Government to repeal all repressive laws, including the

recent decrees and draft laws regulating the digital environment and enabling the government to increase online surveillance, censorship and control of the internet,’

Second part ‘as well as to repeal all recent amendments to the Constitution, the Criminal Code, the Law on Political Parties, the Trade Union Law, the Law on NGOs and all other pieces of legislation limiting freedom of speech and political freedoms, and which are not fully in line with Cambodia’s obligations and international standards;’

§ 17First part ‘Calls on the EEAS and the Member States to monitor the human rights situation in

Cambodia and act in full compliance with the EU Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy and the EU Guidelines on Human Rights Defenders;’

Second part ‘asks the EU Delegation in Phnom Penh and the embassies of the Member States to monitor trials and conduct prison visits;’

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26. The Syrian conflict – 10 years after the uprising




Joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0177/2021 (PPE, S&D, Renew, ECR, Members)





§ 7 10 The Left RCV + 417, 263, 9

After § 7 6 ID RCV - 110, 559, 19






§ 33 16 The Left RCV - 85, 543, 60


§ 39 7 ID RCV - 112, 561, 15


§ 43 8 Verts/ALE RCV + 472, 140, 75

After recital M 1 The Left RCV - 83, 588, 19

after recital V 9 The Left RCV - 185, 484, 21

Recital Y § original text RCV + 357, 285, 47



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B9-0175/2021 ID RCV ↓


B9-0177/2021 S&D RCV ↓

B9-0178/2021 ECR RCV ↓

B9-0179/2021 Renew RCV ↓


B9-0181/2021 PPE RCV ↓

Requests for separate votesECR, PPE: Recital Y

MiscellaneousMoritz Körner (Renew Group) had withdrawn his signature from joint motion for a resolution B9-0179/2021.

27. Declaration of the EU as an LGBTIQ Freedom Zone

Motions for resolutions: B9-0166/2021, B9-0167/2021



Motion for a resolution B9-0166/2021(PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, The Left)

§ 1 43 ECR RCV - 129, 517, 15

After § 1 5 ID RCV + 238, 110, 182

6 ID RCV - 154, 514, 17

7 ID RCV - 120, 523, 42

Citation 10 8D ECR RCV - 118, 528, 13




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Recital A 18D ECR RCV - 72, 564, 23

Recital C 19D ECR RCV - 108, 522, 30

Recital D 20D ECR RCV - 79, 524, 57

Recital E 21D ECR RCV - 80, 526, 54

Recital F 22D ECR RCV - 104, 527, 29

Recital G 23D ECR RCV - 108, 523, 29

Recital H 24D ECR RCV - 109, 519, 32

Recital I 25D ECR RCV - 101, 527, 32

Recital J 26D ECR RCV - 109, 525, 26

Recital K 27D ECR RCV - 69, 536, 55

Recital L 28D ECR RCV - 115, 518, 25

Recital M 29D ECR RCV - 120, 517, 23

Recital N 30D ECR RCV - 120, 514, 24


1/RCV + 513, 120, 28

2/RCV + 508, 129, 26

Recital O 31D ECR RCV - 84, 521, 54

2 Verts/ALEThe Left

RCV + 520, 75, 65

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Recital P 32D ECR RCV - 107, 523, 27

After recital P 3 Verts/ALEThe Left

RCV + 531, 93, 36

Recital Q 33D ECR RCV - 122, 512, 25

after Recital Q 4 Verts/ALEThe Left

RCV + 474, 96, 91

Recital R 34D ECR RCV - 73, 521, 66

Recital S 35D ECR RCV - 116, 513, 30

Recital T 36D ECR RCV - 114, 521, 25

Recital U 37D ECR RCV - 243, 390, 26

Recital V 38D ECR RCV - 115, 515, 30

1 S&DVerts/ALEThe Left

RCV + 520, 107, 35

Recital W 39D ECR RCV - 111, 524, 24

Recital X 40D ECR RCV - 85, 522, 53

Recital Y 41D ECR RCV - 105, 528, 25

Recital Z 42D ECR RCV - 71, 537, 50


Motion for a resolution B9-0167/2021 (ID)

Resolution (as a whole) RCV ↓

Requests for split votesPPErecital NFirst part Text as a whole without the words: ‘as well as the recently adopted Regulation on

the protection of the Union’s budget in case of generalised deficiencies as regards the rule of law in the Member States,’


MiscellaneousMagdalena Adamowicz (PPE Group) had also signed motion for a resolution B9-0166/2021.

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28. Children’s rights




Motion for a resolution B9-0164/2021(LIBE committee)


1/RCV + 680, 3, 8

2/RCV + 583, 94, 15

After § 2 3 ECR RCV - 179, 495, 18

10 ECR RCV - 187, 429, 70

§ 4 11D ECR RCV - 117, 547, 29

§ 7 12 ECR RCV - 136, 550, 7


After § 10 4 ECR RCV - 183, 490, 20

After § 11 14 ECR RCV - 224, 344, 120


1/RCV + 676, 6, 11

2/RCV + 580, 76, 37


1/RCV + 661, 7, 25

2/RCV + 556, 84, 52

§ 15 13 ECR RCV - 107, 539, 46

§ 23 15 ECR RCV - 136, 528, 28


1/RCV + 585, 24, 83

2/RCV + 547, 100, 43

3/RCV + 445, 185, 61

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§ 25 16 ECR RCV - 136, 509, 46

§ 27 2 ID RCV - 101, 568, 21

§ 30 17 ECR RCV - 119, 540, 32

Recital B 1 ID RCV - 155, 527, 9

After recital B 5 ECR RCV - 300, 357, 36

After recital K 7 ECR RCV - 152, 526, 15

Recital O 8 ECR RCV + 366, 246, 81

§ original text RCV ↓

after Recital O 9 ECR RCV - 175, 395, 119

Recital P 6 ECR RCV + 360, 324, 9


Requests for separate votesPPE, ECR: § 9ID: Recital O; § 9

Requests for split votesVerts/ALE§ 13First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘Welcomes the Commission’s intention to

propose a more long-lasting legislative framework to combat CSA in the first semester of 2021;’


§ 14First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘beyond protecting them from being the subjects

of illegal content and keeping them safe from harmful content;’Second part those words

ID§ 2First part Text as a whole without the words: ‘regardless of the child’s ethnic origin, gender,

nationality or social and economic background, ability, or migration or residency status,’


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PPE, ID§ 23First part ‘Calls for the EU, its agencies and the Member States to end childhood statelessness

both within and outside the EU, including by improving the capacity of frontline officials to identify, record and respond appropriately to statelessness in the migration and asylum context,’

Second part ‘promoting and ensuring universal access to birth registration and certification regardless of the parents’ status, including for LGBTQI+ families, introducing, improving and implementing legal safeguards to prevent childhood statelessness, and introducing and improving child rights-based statelessness determination procedures in order to meet international obligations towards stateless people in a migratory context, in line with the child’s best interests and their right to acquire nationality;’ without the words: ‘including for LGBTQI+ families,’

Third part those words

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