Plenary sitting, Thursday, 19 May 2022
0 decisions: 0 adopted. 52 ballots in all, 52 by A vote in which every MEP’s individual position is recorded and published., between 13:05 and 13:34.
52 ballots not linked to a subject
Parliament’s feed did not attach these to a report or motion.
Amendment 47 to Article 2, paragraph 1 13:16 Minimum level of taxation for multinational groups - A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - Article 2, § 1 - Am 47
Amendment 48 to Article 2, paragraph 3, point a 13:16 A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - Article 2, § 3, point a - Am 48
Amendment 49 to Article 3, paragraph 1, point 12 13:17 A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - Article 3, § 1, point 12 - Am 49
Amendment 56 to Article 3, paragraph 1, point 12 13:17 A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - Article 3, § 1, point 12 - Am 56
Separate vote on paragraph 1 13:24 The social and economic consequences for the EU of the Russian war in Ukraine - reinforcing the EU’s capacity to act - RC-B9-0267/2022 - § 1
Amendment 3, adding text after paragraph 1 13:21 The fight against impunity for war crimes in Ukraine - RC-B9-0281/2022 - After § 1 - Am 3
Amendment 3 to paragraph 2 13:12 2021 Report on North Macedonia - A9-0133/2022 - Ilhan Kyuchyuk - § 2 - Am 3
Separate vote on paragraph 9 13:20 Establishing the European Education Area by 2025 – micro credentials, individual learning accounts and learning for a sustainable environment - B9-0266/2022 - § 9
Amendment 54, adding text after Recital 3 13:19 A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - After Recital 3 - Am 54
Amendment 46, adding text after Recital 9 13:19 A9-0140/2022 - Aurore Lalucq - After Recital 9 - Am 46
Amendment 1 13:10 Commission’s 2021 Rule of Law Report - A9-0139/2022 - Terry Reintke - Alternative motion for a resolution - Am 1
Amendments 2 + 11 (voted as one) 13:07 Preservation, analysis and storage at Eurojust of evidence relating to genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and related criminal offences - C9-0155/2022 - text as a whole - Am 2-11
Final vote on the motion for a resolution 13:15 A9-0131/2022 - Isabel Santos - Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote on the motion for a resolution 13:14 A9-0133/2022 - Ilhan Kyuchyuk - Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote on the motion for a resolution 13:12 A9-0139/2022 - Terry Reintke - Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote on the motion for a resolution 13:09 A9-0143/2022 - Dragoş Tudorache - Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Final vote 13:05 Temporary trade liberalisation supplementing trade concessions applicable to Ukrainian products under EU/Ukraine Association Agreement - A9-0146/2022 - Sandra Kalniete - Commission proposal and amendment
Final vote 13:08 Regulation (EU) 2016/1628: Extension of the empowerment to adopt delegated acts - C9-0119/2022 - Commission proposal
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