Amendments by the committee responsible – block vote
1-2 5-8 16 19-23
Committee
+
Amendments by the committee responsible – separate vote
24
Committee
RCV
+
395, 119, 21
Article 2, § 1
26
Verts/ALE
-
Article 3, § 1, introductory phrase
3
Committee
+
36CP
PPE-DE
↓
Article 3, § 1, point (a)
27
Verts/ALE
RCV
-
93, 443, 22
36CP
PPE-DE
EV
-
252, 296, 7
4CP
Committee
+
Article 3, § 1, point (b)
28
Verts/ALE
RCV
-
122, 431, 13
4CP
Committee
EV
-
236, 299, 11
36CP
PPE-DE
EV
-
247, 293, 14
Article 3, § 1, point (c)
36CP
PPE-DE
-
4CP
Committee
+
Annex 1, section on ‘Fusion energy research’
29
Verts/ALE
-
10 12-15
Committee
+
11
Committee
sep/EV
+
393, 142, 29
Annex 1, section on ‘Nuclear Fission and Radiation Protection’, title
30
Verts/ALE
-
Annex 1, section on ‘Nuclear Fission and Radiation Protection’, ‘Objective’
31
Verts/ALE
-
Annex 1, section on ‘Nuclear Fission and Radiation Protection’, bullet 1
32
Verts/ALE
-
17
Committee
+
Annex 1, section on ‘Nuclear Fission and Radiation Protection’, bullet 2
33
Verts/ALE
-
18
Committee
+
Annex 2
34
Verts/ALE
-
35
Verts/ALE
-
Recital 6
25
Verts/ALE
-
vote: amended proposal
RCV
+
457, 97, 22
vote: legislative resolution
+
Amendments 37 to 41 had been withdrawn. Amendment 9 did not concern all language versions and was therefore not put to the vote (Rule 151(1)(d)). Requests for roll-call votes Verts/ALE: ams 24, 27, 28 and amended proposal Requests for separate votes Verts/ALE: am 24 PSE: am 11
4. Common rules in the field of civil aviation security ***I
Amendments by the committee responsible – separate vote
6
Committee
sep
+
8
Committee
sep
+
19
Committee
sep
+
22
Committee
sep
+
41
Committee
sep
+
42
Committee
sep
+
57
Committee
sep
+
74
Committee
sep/EV
+
356, 190, 10
82
Committee
sep/EV
+
295, 235, 6
Article 2, after § 1
89
de GRANDES PASCUAL et al
-
91
PSE
RCV
-
207, 348, 15
12
Committee
+
Article 3, point 26
86
BRADBOURN et al
-
28
Committee
+
Article 5, §§ 2 and 3
88
BRADBOURN et al
RCV
-
78, 470, 12
Annex, Chapter 10
87
BRADBOURN et al
RCV
-
53, 505, 13
77-81
Committee
+
Annex, Chapter 12, after § 1
90
PSE
RCV
-
243, 316, 16
vote: amended proposal
+
vote: legislative resolution
+
The EN version of amendments 35 and 63 was the reference version. Amendments 23 and 25 had been merged. Requests for roll-call votes PPE-DE: ams 87, 88, 91 PSE: am 90 Requests for separate votes PPE-DE: ams 6, 8, 41, 42, 57, 74 GUE/NGL: ams 19, 22 PSE: am 82
Amendment 7 by the ALDE Group sought to replace § 4 and not to insert a new paragraph after § 3, as indicated on the amendment. Requests for roll-call votes ALDE: am 7
Joint motion for a resolution RC-B6-0335/2006 (PPE-DE, PSE, ALDE, Verts/ALE, GUE/NGL, UEN+BLOKLAND)
§ 4
9
PPE-DE
+
§ 5
10
PPE-DE
+
24
GUE/NGL
↓
§ 6
25
GUE/NGL
-
§ 7
11
PPE-DE
+
§ 8
12
PPE-DE
+
§ 10
2
PSE
EV
+
306, 223, 11
§ 12
8
PPE-DE+ALDE
+
§
original text
↓
§ 13
3
PSE
+
after § 13
21
PSE
+
§ 14
13
PPE-DE
+
§ 16
26
GUE/NGL
-
§ 17
22
PSE
-
§ 18
§
original text
sep
+
§ 19
§
original text
+
oral amendment
§ 22
7
ALDE
+
§ 24
1D
PSE
-
§ 25
14
PPE-DE
+
§ 27
4
PSE
EV
+
299, 218, 12
§ 28
5
PSE
+
17
Verts/ALE
+
§ 29
15
PPE-DE
+
§ 30
16
PPE-DE
+
27
GUE/NGL
EV
-
211, 318, 12
§ 31
18
Verts/ALE
+
§ 32
6D
PSE
+
§ 33
§
original text
split
1
+
2/EV
+
271, 264, 23
recital C
19
PSE
-
recital D
23
GUE/NGL
-
recital E
20
PSE
-
vote: resolution (as a whole)
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Requests for separate votes PPE-DE: § 18 Requests for split votes PPE-DE § 33 First part: up to ‘sustainable development’ Second part: remainder Miscellaneous Anders Wijkman moved an oral amendment to paragraph 19, which then read as follows: ‘19. Considers that sustainable development should be seen more as an economic opportunity than as a constraint, and as a spur to technological innovation and investment; calls, therefore, upon the Commission to ensure effective coordination of the Union’s growth strategies, integrating information and communications technologies and resource-efficient technologies for sustainable development and ‘smart growth’ both at home and abroad;’
10. Increase in racist and homophobic violence in Europe
Requests for roll-call votes IND/DEM: §§ 10, 14 and final vote UEN: recital F and § 4 Requests for split votes UEN Recital B First part: text as a whole without the words ‘most recently Belgium, France, Germany and Poland’ Second part: those words § 1 First part: ‘deplores the fact ... to the restart the work on it’ Second part: ‘and on the Council ... or other irrational grounds’ Third part: ‘calls on the Member States ... which fail to do so’ Fourth part: remainder § 2 First part: up to ‘place in Warsaw’ Second part: remainder § 11 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘some of which have recently acceded to government in Poland’ Second part: those words Miscellaneous Martine Roure, on behalf of the PSE Group, moved an oral amendment to the introductory sentence of paragraph 2, which then read as follows: ‘2. Strongly condemns all racist and hate attacks, urges all national authorities to do everything in their power to punish those responsible and to fight the climate of impunity with respect to those attacks; expresses its solidarity with all victims of such attacks and their families, including: ...’ [The corresponding text in indent 6 was deleted] Sophia in ‘t Veld moved an oral amendment to recital A, which then read as follows: ‘A. whereas racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, homophobia and anti-gypsyism are motivated by irrational reasons and are sometimes linked to social marginalisation, exclusion and unemployment, as well as by a refusal to conceive diversity in our societies as a source of richness,’
Amendment 5 had been ruled inadmissible on the grounds that changes to the title of an own-initiative report must be authorised by the Conference of Presidents. At its meeting of 14 June 2006, the Conference of Presidents had decided to change the title to read as follows: ‘Inshore fishing and the problems encountered by inshore fishing communities’. Requests for separate votes Verts/ALE: §§ 15, 18, 19 [see deleting amendment], 20 Requests for roll-call votes GUE/NGL: ams 7, 9, 10
14. Protection of the Communities’ financial interests
Requests for split votes PSE § 7 First part: text as a whole without the word ‘institutional’ Second part: that word Recital G First part: text as a whole without the words ‘and Senior Minister Ramos Horta on behalf of’ Second part: those words Request for separate vote PSE: Recital E Miscellaneous Ana Maria Gomes moved an oral amendment to paragraph 5, which then read as follows: ‘5. Stresses that the process of gradual reduction of the UN mission in East Timor over the last four years must be reversed and asks for the urgent deployment of a UN-led police force to help restore stability and a UN mandated peace-keeping force as requested by the East Timorese authorities on 13 June 2006;’
Miscellaneous: Tobias Pflüger moved an oral amendment to recital D, which then read as follows: ‘D. whereas in May 2006, after signing a petition for improved Syrian-Lebanese relations in view of UN Security Council Resolution 1680, it was reported that several civil society activists were arrested and tortured, notably including the lawyer Anwar al Bunni, the writer Michel Kilo as well as others, such as Khalil Hussein, Dr Safwan Tayfour, Mahmoud Issa, Fateh Jammous, Professor Suleiman Achmar, Nidal Derwiche, Suleiman Shummor, Ghalem Amer, Muhammad Mahfud, and Mahmoud Meri’i, and more recently Mr Yasser Melhem and Mr Omar Adlabi;’
Request for roll-call vote PPE-DE: final vote Requests for split votes PSE § 9 First part: up to ‘distribution of food in the country’ Second part: remainder