Minutes - Results of votes - Thursday, 4 September 2008

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Thursday, 4 September 2008 - Brussels

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1. Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems ***I

2. Eligibility of Central Asian countries under Council Decision 2006/1016/EC *

3. Palestinian prisoners in Israel

4. Evaluation of EU sanctions as part of the EU's actions and policies in the area of human rights

5. Maternal health

Motions for resolutions: (B6-0377/2008, B6-0385/2008, B6-0388/2008, B6-0393/2008, B6-0395/2008, B6-0396/2008)


Subject		Am No		Author	RCV etc.		Vote		RCV/EV – remarks
	Joint motion for a resolution RC-B6-0377/2008 (PPE-DE, PSE, ALDE, Verts/ALE, GUE/NGL)
	§ 6	§	Original text			split/RCV
						1	+	595, 6, 5
						2	+	459, 84, 38
	§ 7	§	Original text			split/RCV
						1	+	583, 28, 9
						2	+	454, 117, 42
	§ 9	§	Original text			split/RCV
						1	+	555, 54, 11
						2	+	452, 99, 51
	§ 13	§	Original text			split/RCV
						1	+	552, 57, 12
						2	+	441, 122, 50
	§ 14	§	Original text			RCV	+	537, 61, 23
	§ 15	§	Original text			split
						1	+
						2	+
	§ 17	§	Original text			RCV	+	587, 21, 18
	After § 20	2	ALDE			EV	+	371, 221, 18
		3	ALDE				+
	Citation 17	§	Original text			sep	+
	after citation 21	1	ALDE			EV	-	221, 357, 15
	After recital F	4	GUE/NGL			EV	+	367, 232, 10
	Recital M	§	Original text			split
						1	+
						2	+
						3	+
	Recital O	§	Original text			split
						1	+
						2	+
	Vote: resolution (as a whole)					RCV	+	394, 182, 34
	Motions for resolutions by political groups
	B6-0377/2008		Verts/ALE				↓
	B6-0385/2008		PPE-DE				↓
	B6-0388/2008		ALDE				↓
	B6-0393/2008		GUE/NGL				↓
	B6-0395/2008		PSE				↓
	B6-0396/2008		UEN				↓

Requests for roll-call votes
IND/DEM: final vote
PSE: § 6, 7, 9, 13, 14, 17, final vote
UEN: § 7, 9, 13, 14
Request for separate vote
PPE-DE: citation 17
Requests for split votes
PPE-DE
§ 6
First part: ‘Calls on the ... for obstetric emergencies;’
Second part: ‘referral services for ... and family planning;’
§ 7
First part: ‘Calls on the Commission ... health information’
Second part: ‘and services’
§ 9
First part: Text as a whole excluding the word ‘services’
Second part: this word
§ 13
First part: Text as a whole excluding the word ‘rights’
Second part: this word
UEN
Recital O
First part: Text as a whole excluding the words ‘the international community at the’
Second part: these words
§ 15
First part: Text as a whole excluding the words ‘information on sexual and reproductive health’
Second part: these words
PPE-DE, UEN
Recital M
First part: Text as a whole excluding the words ‘lack of power over their reproductive health’ and ‘and rights’
Second part: ‘lack of power over their reproductive health’
Third part: ‘and rights’
Miscellaneous
Eva-Britt Svensson also signed the joint motion for a resolution and Amendment 4.

6. Trade in services

7. European ports policy *

8. Freight transport in Europe *

9. Mid-term review of the European Environment and Health Action Plan 2004-2010

10. Coup in Mauritania

11. Hangings in Iran

Motions for resolutions: (B6-0389/2008, B6-0394/2008, B6-0400/2008, B6-0401/2008, B6-0403/2008, B6-0404/2008)


Subject	Am No		Author	RCV etc.	Vote	RCV/EV – remarks
Proposition de résolution commune RC-B6-0389/2008 (PPE-DE, PSE, ALDE, UEN, Verts/ALE, GUE/NGL)
§ 9a			Cappato		+	oral amendment
§ 9b			Cappato		+	oral amendment
recital K	§		Original text		+	oral amendment
§ 9	§		Original text		+	oral amendment
Vote: resolution (as a whole)					+
Motions for resolutions by political groups
B6-0389/2008		PSE			↓
B6-0394/2008		PPE-DE			↓
B6-0400/2008		ALDE			↓
B6-0401/2008		GUE/NGL			↓
B6-0403/2008		Verts/ALE			↓
B6-0404/2008		UEN			↓

Miscellaneous
Marco Cappato moved the following oral amendments after § 9:
‘9a. Calls for the presentation of a resolution, at the next UN General Assembly, with a request to all countries who retain the death penalty to make available to the UN Secretary General and to public opinion all information on capital punishment and executions, so as to overcome State secrecy on the death penalty, which is also a direct cause of a greater number of executions;’
‘9b. Calls for a new resolution to provide for the creation of a Special Envoy of the Secretary General, with a task of monitoring the situation, ensuring maximum transparency in the capital punishment system and favouring an internal process directed to the implementation of the United Nations resolution on the moratorium on executions;’
Tunne Kelam moved an oral amendment to recital G which then read as follows:
‘G. whereas there are grounds for concern that members and associates of the Iranian opposition who are regrouped and protected in Camp Ashraf in Northern Iraq by US-led multinational forces under Article 27 of the Fourth Geneva Convention may be under threat of being expelled or forcibly returned to Iran, where they could face heavy persecution and possibly even the death penalty,’
Alain Hutchinson moved an oral amendment to paragraph 9, which then read as follows:
‘9. Calls on Iraqi and US authorities not to forcibly return to Iran any Iranian opposition members, refugees and asylum seekers who would be at serious risk of persecution and to notably work together with the UNHCR and others to find a satisfactory long term solution to the situation of those currently in Camp Ashraf’

12. Albino killings in Tanzania

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