Plenary sitting, Thursday, 7 April 2022
0 decisions: 0 adopted. 96 ballots in all, 96 by A vote in which every MEP’s individual position is recorded and published., between 13:03 and 13:49.
96 ballots not linked to a subject
Parliament’s feed did not attach these to a report or motion.
Amendment 89 to Article 1, paragraph 2, point ba 13:25 The Schengen evaluation mechanism - A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 1, § 2, point ba - Am 89
Amendment 91 to Article 1, paragraph 2, point ab 13:27 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 1, § 2, point ab - Am 91
Amendment 94 to Article 4, paragraph 2, introductory part 13:26 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 4, § 2, introductory part - Am 94
Amendment 95 to Article 4, paragraph 2, point b 13:27 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 4, § 2, point b - Am 95S
Amendment 97 to Article 12, paragraph 1(2) 13:28 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 12, § 1(2) - Am 97
Amendment 98 to Article 16, paragraph 1(1) 13:28 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 16, § 1(1) - Am 98
Amendment 86 to Article 23, paragraph 7, first subparagraph 13:29 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - Article 23, § 7, first subparagraph - Am 86
Separate vote on paragraph 1 13:06 EU Protection of children and young people fleeing the war against Ukraine - B9-0207/2022 - § 1
Separate vote on paragraph 1 13:10 Conclusions of the European Council meeting of 24-25 March 2022: including the latest developments of the war against Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia and their implementation - RC-B9-0197/2022 - § 1
Amendment 3, adding text after paragraph 2 13:43 Parliament’s estimates of revenue and expenditure for the financial year 2023 - A9-0087/2022 - Niclas Herbst - After § 2 - Am 3
Paragraph 7 — part 1 13:45 Situation in Afghanistan, in particular the situation of women’s rights - RC-B9-0198/2022 - § 7/1
Paragraph 10 — part 1 13:36 Increasing repression in Russia, including the case of Alexey Navalny - RC-B9-0181/2022 - § 10/1
Amendment 87, adding text after Recital 1 13:29 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - After Recital 1 - Am 87
Amendment 88, adding text after Recital 1 13:29 A9-0054/2022 - Sara Skyttedal - After Recital 1 - Am 88
Amendment 25, adding text after Recital F — part 1 13:21 RC-B9-0197/2022 - After Recital F - Am 25/1
Amendment 25, adding text after Recital F — part 2 13:22 RC-B9-0197/2022 - After Recital F - Am 25/2
Motion for resolution (text as a whole) 13:45 A9-0087/2022 - Niclas Herbst - Motion for resolution (text as a whole)
Motion for resolution (text as a whole) 13:42 B9-0175/2022 - Motion for resolution (text as a whole)
Motion for resolution (text as a whole) 13:23 RC-B9-0197/2022 - Motion for resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote on the motion for a resolution 13:09 B9-0207/2022 - Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote 13:03 Medicinal products made available in the UK with respect to Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Ireland and Malta - C9-0475/2021 - Commission proposal
Final vote 13:04 Investigational medicinal products made available in the UK with respect to Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Ireland and Malta - C9-0476/2021 - Commission proposal
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