Motion for a resolution B6-0098/2007 (ENVI Committee)
§ 2
§
original text
split
1
+
2/EV
+
250, 243, 9
3
+
after § 3
12
ALDE
-
§ 4
14
Verts/ALE:
-
§ 5
4
ALDE
-
13
ALDE
-
8
PPE-DE:
+
after § 5
2
GUE/NGL
+
3
GUE/NGL
+
§ 6
9
PPE-DE
+
5
ALDE
-
§ 8
15
Verts/ALE
-
after § 8
6
ALDE
EV
+
342, 223, 10
§ 9
10
PPE-DE
+
after § 9
7
ALDE
EV
+
349, 222, 4
11
PPE-DE
+
after recital A
1
GUE/NGL
-
16
PSE
+
vote: resolution (as a whole)
+
Requests for split votes IND/DEM, UEN § 2 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘recalls also ... best guarantees’ Second part: ‘recalls also... concerning health’ Third part: remainder
Motion for a resolution B6-0119/2007 (Verts/ALE, UEN)
§ 1
4
PSE
W
§
original text
split
1
+
2
+
§ 2
5
PSE
+
after § 2
6
PSE
+
7
PSE
-
8
PSE
+
§ 3
9
PSE
-
§ 4
10D
PSE
RCV
+
282, 269, 33
after § 4
11
PSE
+
12
PPE-DE
RCV
+
317, 249, 22
13
PPE-DE
+
14
PPE-DE
EV
-
247, 344, 5
recital C
1
PSE
+
recital D
2
PSE
EV
+
359, 208, 19
recital F
3
PSE
-
vote: resolution (as a whole)
RCV
+
300, 253, 35
Requests for roll-call votes Verts/ALE: am 10 and final vote PPE-DE: am 12 Requests for split votes PSE § 1 First part: ‘Takes note of the report ... 9 and 12 May 2006;’ Second part: remainder
Amendments 7 and 8 had been cancelled. Requests for separate votes ALDE: § 17 Requests for split votes ALDE Am 5 First part: ‘Asks ... WTO’ Second part: ‘(deletion)’ PPE-DE: § 22 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘is extremely concerned ... medium-term’ and ‘advocated by this study’ Second part: ‘is extremely concerned ... medium-term’ Third part: ‘advocated by this study’ § 51 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘giving priority ... commercial considerations,’ Second part: those words § 54 First part: ‘Calls on the SEMCs ... the countries in question;’ Second part: remainder § 98 First part: ‘Takes the view that ... development;’ Second part: remainder Miscellaneous Gianluca Susta, on behalf of the ALDE Group, moved an oral amendment to paragraph 58, which then read as follows: ‘58. Asks the Commission to refrain from pressurising SEMCs to open up their service markets beyond what they agreed to in the GATS framework of the WTO, and to respond to positive offers by considering EU provisions regarding enhanced possibilities for the free movement of service workers (Mode IV of GATS);’
Requests for separate votes PPE-DE: recital G Requests for split votes PPE-DE, Verts/ALE am 16 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘takes the view ... local authorities’ Second part: those words Verts/ALE: am 17 First part: ‘Welcomes the decision ... as soon as possible’ Second part: remainder
7. Compliance with the Charter of Fundamental Rights
Requests for roll-call votes IND/DEM: § 2 and final vote Requests for split votes PPE-DE § 8 First part: ‘Considers it ... each case’ Second part: remainder PSE: am 8 First part: ‘whereas all EU ... European Social Charter)’ Second part: remainder IND/DEM: § 2 First part: text as a whole without the words ‘to preserve the central achievements of the constitution’ Second part: those words Miscellaneous Johannes Voggenhuber (rapporteur) moved an oral amendment to paragraph 15, which then read as follows: ‘15. Contemplates the possibility of amending to this end Rule 34 of its Rules of Procedure, so as to entrust the Committee on Civil Liberties with the task of monitoring the consequences of legislative proposals, measures and regulations relevant to fundamental rights, and also of amending Rules 91 and 115 of its Rules of Procedure so that Parliament's resolutions can also apply to Member State affairs, enabling it to fulfil its responsibility pursuant to Articles 6 and 7 of the TEU at an early stage;’
8. Negotiation of an EU-Central America Association Agreement
Amendment 1 had been cancelled. Requests for roll-call votes PPE-DE: final vote Requests for separate votes GUE/NGL: §§ 1ab, 1ad, 1ae, 1ag and 1ah Requests for split votes GUE/NGL: § 1, point (d) First part: text as a whole without the words ‘combating terrorism’ Second part: those words § 1, point (aa) First part: ‘take into account ... effective customs union’ Second part: remainder
9. Negotiation of an EU-Andean Community Association Agreement
Amendment 3 had been cancelled. Requests for roll-call votes PPE-DE: final vote Requests for separate votes GUE/NGL: §§ 1ab and 1ac Requests for split votes GUE/NGL § 1, point (d) First part: text as a whole without the words ‘and terrorism, focusing in particular on narcoterrorism’ Second part: those words PPE-DE am 14 First part: ‘prioritise actions ... and health,’ Second part: remainder Miscellaneous Luis Yañez-Barnuevo García (rapporteur) moved oral amendments to the effect that the following points within paragraph 1 then read: —paragraph 1(b) ‘1 (b) specify in the negotiating mandate that one of the aims of the association agreement between the EU and the CAN should be the establishment in time of an advanced free trade zone (FTZ), political dialogue and cooperation and the promotion of sustainable human development, social cohesion, consolidation of democracy and the rule of law and full respect for human, civil, political, economic, and social rights, without neglecting their cultural and environmental dimension;’ —paragraph 1(s) ‘1 (s) provide in the negotiating guidelines for gradual reciprocal trade liberalisation under conditions of justice and mutual benefit based on complementarity and solidarity, so as to ensure that the future agreement reduces existing imbalances between the EU and the CAN, and among the CAN countries; provide therefore for special, variable and flexible treatment, following an agreed timetable, depending on commitments on regional integration and improved competitiveness achieved by the Andean countries, proceeding from the premise that transformation of the production sector and the competitiveness of the Andean economies need to be strongly supported under development cooperation measures and through technology transfer, the inclusion of requirements for home-country content in rules of origin, and the establishment of cooperation and technical assistance programmes; all of which should go hand in hand both with a stable legal environment which guarantees safety for investments and the parties’ economic and trade relations;’ —paragraph 1(u) ‘1 (u) take into account that the conclusion of an Association Agreement with the CAN, establishing a Euro-Latin America Global Interregional Association Zone, is a priority strategic objective for the EU's external relations in an international context characterised by increased interdependence, economic growth, the emergence of new economic powers, and a series of global challenges which transcend national borders, such as security, world economic governance, the environment and poverty reduction;’ —paragraph 1(v) ‘1 (v) commit to the establishment of a Euro-Latin America Global Interregional Association Zone in full compliance with the new WTO Transparency Mechanism and the rights and obligations arising out of the WTO, particularly Article XXIV of GATT and Article V of GATS, thus contributing to the strengthening of the multilateral trading system;’ —paragraph 1(x) ‘1(x) negotiate a single and indivisible trade agreement which goes beyond the negotiating parties' present and future WTO obligations and establishes over a transition period compatible with WTO requirements a Euro-Latin America Global Interregional Association Zone which, without excluding any sector, takes account, in the least restrictive fashion possible, of the development dimension of the specific sensitivity of certain products;’
Requests for roll-call votes PPE-DE: final vote Miscellaneous: Marios Matsakis, on behalf of the ALDE Group, moved oral amendments to recitals B and C, to the effect that they then read as follows: —recital B ‘B. whereas the alleged perpetrators of these crimes (Luis Arturo Herrera López, José Estuardo López, José Adolfo Gutiérrez and Marvin Escobar Méndez), who held positions of responsibility in the Division of Criminal Investigation in the Police Department of Guatemala, were subsequently killed in the high-security prison where they were being held, in bizarre circumstances, which have still not been clarified,’ —recital C ‘C. whereas there are suspicions that these killings constituted an attempt to hamper the investigations into the instigators of the murders of the members of the PARLACEN,’