The ongoing persecution of Falun Gong in China, notably the case of Mr Ding YuandeJoint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0067/2024 (PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, ECR, Members)After § 51RenewEV211, 240, 50Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Other motions for resolutionsB9-0067/2024Verts/ALEB9-0070/2024S&DB9-0074/2024RenewB9-0079/2024ECRB9-0082/2024PPEThe threat of famine following the spread of conflict in SudanJoint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0063/2024 (PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, ECR, The Left, Members)§ 5§original textsplit§ 5§original text1§ 5§original text2Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Other motions for resolutionsB9-0063/2024The LeftB9-0066/2024Verts/ALEB9-0072/2024S&DB9-0076/2024RenewB9-0078/2024PPEB9-0080/2024ECRRequests for split votes§ 5First part‘Calls for the EU to sanction those responsible for human rights violations under the EU Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime;’Second part‘calls on the UN Security Council to sanction violations of the UN arms embargo on Darfur and to expand this embargo throughout the country;’Tajikistan: state repression against the independent mediaJoint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0064/2024 (PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, ECR, The Left, Members)§ 5§original textsplit§ 5§original text1§ 5§original text2/RCV417, 62, 52Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV481, 25, 26Other motions for resolutionsB9-0064/2024The LeftB9-0065/2024Verts/ALEB9-0081/2024S&DB9-0083/2024RenewB9-0084/2024PPEB9-0085/2024ECRRequests for roll-call votesfinal vote§ 5 (2nd part)Requests for split votes§ 5First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and visas’Second partthose wordsImplementation report on Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods§ 4§original textsep§ 61IDRCV125, 415, 15§ 8§original textsplit§ 8§original text1/EV483, 61, 9§ 8§original text2/RCV342, 168, 27After § 92IDRCV119, 404, 6Recital M§original textsplitRecital M§original text1Recital M§original text2/RCV363, 170, 27Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV425, 75, 59Requests for roll-call votesamendments 1, 2; § 8 (2nd part); recital M (2nd part)Requests for separate votes§ 4Requests for split votesRecital MFirst partText as a whole without the words: ‘mandatory and harmonised’Second partthose words§ 8First partText as a whole without the words: ‘by adopting, as soon as possible, a mandatory and harmonised EU front-of-pack nutritional label that is developed based on robust, independent scientific evidence and demonstrated consumer understanding;’Second partthose wordsProtection of the European Union’s financial interests – combating fraud – annual report 2022§ 134ID§ 211PPEEV289, 239, 31§ 245IDAfter § 276IDRCV138, 396, 22After § 468ECRsplitAfter § 468ECR1/RCV410, 125, 4After § 468ECR2/RCV213, 326, 15After § 557IDRCV138, 416, 3§ 94§original textsplit§ 94§original text1§ 94§original text2/EV279, 269, 5Recital D2IDRecital N3IDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV446, 48, 66Requests for roll-call votesAmendment 8Amendments 6, 7Requests for split votes§ 94First part‘Calls on the Commission to ensure that the efficiency and efficacy of OLAF’s work in corruption and fraud detection is maintained’Second part‘and that, therefore, the reduction of OLAF’s annual budget envisaged for full-time employees must be considered in line with the true business needs of OLAF, as reflected in its annual report;’Amendment 8First partText as a whole without the words: ‘notes that according to unpublished information provided to the Court, the Commission provided EUR 12.9 billion in commitments under direct and indirect management and EUR 34.2 billion in commitments under shared management for purposes related to the COVID-19 pandemic during 2020;’Second partthose wordsShaping the EU’s position on the UN binding instrument on business and human rights, in particular on access to remedy and the protection of victimsMotion for a resolutionRCV426, 43, 86Impact of illegal fishing on food security – the role of the European UnionMotion for a resolutionRCV542, 5, 3Extending the list of EU crimes to hate speech and hate crimeAfter § 14IDRCV119, 414, 18After § 17ECRRCV124, 415, 11After § 18ECRRCV124, 429, 7§ 710IDRCV136, 396, 9§ 7§original textsplit§ 7§original text1§ 7§original text2After § 99ECRRCV133, 414, 10§ 1011IDRCV117, 415, 10After § 112Verts/ALE§ 133Verts/ALEAfter citation 185ECRRecital G1Verts/ALEAfter recital M6ECRRCV119, 421, 6Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV397, 121, 26Requests for roll-call votesamendments 6, 7, 8, 9amendments 4, 10, 11Requests for split votes§ 7First part‘Recommends that Article 83 TFEU be amended to make it subject to reinforced qualified majority rather than the current required unanimity;’Second part‘calls for the “passerelle clause” to be activated in this regard;’Implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy and future perspectives§ 6§original textsplit§ 6§original text1§ 6§original text2/EV440, 78, 31§ 15§original textRCV393, 87, 43§ 163Verts/ALE§ 234Verts/ALE§ 26, indent 4§original textsep§ 315Verts/ALERCV153, 355, 44§ 366Verts/ALE§ 41§original textsplit§ 41§original text1/EV317, 219, 17§ 41§original text2§ 427Verts/ALE§ 53§original textRCV380, 133, 42§ 63§original textsep§ 70§original textsplit§ 70§original text1§ 70§original text2§ 822MembersRCV308, 239, 11§ 83§original textRCV423, 108, 7§ 88§original textRCV438, 97, 10After § 891MembersRCV374, 94, 84§ 91§original textsplit§ 91§original text1§ 91§original text2§ 109§original textsplit§ 109§original text1§ 109§original text2/RCV444, 109, 6Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV371, 92, 92Requests for roll-call votesamendment 1§§ 83, 109 (2nd part)amendments 2, 5; §§ 15, 53, 88Requests for separate votes§ 26 indent 4, §§ 63, 83Requests for split votes§ 41First part‘Also calls on the Commission to review the EMFAF, in line with the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies, adopted at its 12th Ministerial Conference (MC12) on 17 June 2022, with a view to reaching carbon neutrality;’Second part‘calls for financing for new vessels to be approved, within the parameters laid down in international fisheries agreements;’§ 70First partText as a whole without the words: ‘“(including implementing acts that set restrictions on fisheries)’Second partthose words§ 91First partText as a whole without the words: ‘based largely on historical rights’Second partthose words§ 109First partText as a whole without the words: ‘the objectives of the European Green Deal and’Second partthose words§ 6First part‘Therefore, believes that the CFP must continue to be implemented,’Second part‘and where needed, reformed and adapted accordingly;’EU Action Plan: protecting and restoring marine ecosystems for sustainable and resilient fisheriesAfter § 11MembersRCV347, 177, 14§ 7§original textRCV419, 124, 11After § 102MembersRCV331, 202, 15After § 103MembersRCV294, 215, 46After § 114MembersRCV259, 255, 35§ 13§original textsplit§ 13§original text1§ 13§original text2/RCV425, 122, 11§ 13§original text3After § 135MembersRCV325, 211, 19After § 136MembersRCV239, 251, 63After § 147MembersRCV189, 330, 42After § 178MembersRCV279, 206, 68After § 189MembersRCV177, 343, 38After § 1810MembersRCV187, 308, 53§ 19§original textsplit§ 19§original text1§ 19§original text2/RCV402, 135, 9§ 23§original textsplit§ 23§original text1§ 23§original text2/RCV360, 134, 58After § 2311MembersRCV252, 284, 11After § 2312MembersRCV233, 289, 37After § 2313MembersRCV146, 397, 15§ 24§original textsplit§ 24§original text1§ 24§original text2/RCV317, 189, 51§ 25§original textRCV425, 121, 14After § 3914MembersRCV276, 265, 13Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV402, 95, 57Requests for roll-call votesamendments 1, 3, 11, 12, 13§§ 7, 13 (2nd part), 19 (2nd part), 23 (2nd part), 24 (2nd part), 25; amendments 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14Requests for separate votesMEPs:§§ 7, 25Requests for split votesMEPs:§ 13First part‘Highlights that MPAs are diverse in terms of size, species, habitats and ecosystems to be protected, are established with different conservation objectives, and should not be seen as uniform areas that all bring the benefits of well-managed MPAs for marine ecosystems;’Second part‘considers, therefore, that the Commission’s action plan presents an oversimplified and over-generalised approach, thus giving the impression that all MPAs can be implemented and managed in the same way, illustrated for example by proposals related to certain fishing gears and to the phase-out of mobile bottom fishing in all MPAs by 2030;’Third part‘calls for a balanced approach on the definition and implementation of MPAs, taking into account the conservation objectives of each specific areas, but also activities that traditionally use those areas, as well as the dynamic and changing environment resulting from climate change, while ensuring the effective participation of fishers in their designation and management;’§ 19First part‘Recalls that the moves towards regionalisation made during the last CFP reform were an attempt to move away from a one-size-fits-all approach whereby decisions were overly centralised within the EU; welcomes the measures proposed in the action plan to improve regional cooperation;’Second part‘considers however, that the action plan takes some steps in the opposite direction, in particular in relation to its proposals on bottom trawling;’§ 23First part‘Considers that measures related to bottom trawling should be assessed in line with all possible guidance, such as that of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea or the Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries, as well as with the best available scientific data; considers that these measures should take into account that bottom trawling is one of the most common and most regulated fishing gears in Europe’Second part‘and that it should be, in priority, regulated in the framework of the Technical Measures Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 2019/1241 ), whose aim is, as its title indicates, ‘the conservation of fisheries resources and the protection of marine ecosystems’;’§ 24First part‘Notes that scientific bodies such as the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea and many peer reviewed scientific studies have demonstrated and recognised that mobile bottom contacting fishing gear has an impact on ecosystems; highlights, however, that the effect of trawling is variable and, depending on several factors such as the type of fisheries,’Second part‘they are considered by science as sustainable and compatible with achieving seabed conservation objectives or stocks being exploited above maximum sustainable yield levels;’Implementation of the Common Market Organisation (CMO) Regulation in fisheries and aquaculture – Regulation (EU) No 1379/2013§ 20§original textsplit§ 20§original text1§ 20§original text2/RCV262, 271, 16§ 24§original textsplit§ 24§original text1§ 24§original text2§ 24§original text3§ 25§original textRCV446, 107, 6§ 38§original textsplit§ 38§original text1§ 38§original text2/RCV364, 164, 29Recital A§original textsplitRecital A§original text1Recital A§original text2/RCV442, 104, 3Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV415, 10, 129Requests for roll-call votes§ 25recital A (2nd part); § 25§§ 20 (2nd part), 38 (2nd part)Requests for split votes§ 20First partText as a whole without the words: ‘date of catch,’Second partthose words§ 38First partText as a whole without the words: ‘to propose further action with the same requirements for all products, regardless of the extent to which they have been processed, the category of food or the Member State in which the company is based,’Second partthose wordsrecital AFirst partText as a whole without the words: ‘the Green Deal and’Second partthose words§ 24First part‘Notes that the Commission received, in its consultations, reports indicating that mandatory consumer information requirements had not been met in some Member States; notes that implementation throughout the EU is considered to be uneven and this is particularly significant in some segments, such as fishmongers and mass caterers; recalls that labelling must provide an accurate description of fishery and non-fishery products, avoiding fraud and misleading advertising that is harmful to consumers and fishers, in particular when mentioning substitute products,’Second part‘as in many cases images are used that make consumers think certain products are fishery products when they are not; is concerned that some products on the market, such as plant-based products, use terms exclusively used by fishery products even though they are not fishery products;’Third part‘considers that the Commission should further investigate this issue based on the reports received;’Gender aspects of the rising cost of living and the impact of the energy crisis§ 3§original textRCV272, 147, 128§ 4§original textsplit§ 4§original text1§ 4§original text2/RCV412, 91, 52§ 4§original text3/RCV278, 232, 35§ 14§original textRCV293, 251, 12§ 16§original textsplit§ 16§original text1§ 16§original text2/RCV295, 242, 17§ 16§original text3/RCV381, 119, 42§ 18§original textsplit§ 18§original text1§ 18§original text2/RCV395, 104, 40§ 19§original textsep§ 20§original textsplit§ 20§original text1§ 20§original text2/RCV271, 234, 53§ 23§original textsplit§ 23§original text1§ 23§original text2/RCV357, 43, 151§ 23§original text3/RCV318, 168, 64§ 23§original text4/RCV290, 227, 43§ 24§original textsplit§ 24§original text1§ 24§original text2/RCV256, 272, 28§ 35§original textsplit§ 35§original text1§ 35§original text2/RCV282, 247, 26§ 35§original text3/RCV292, 153, 100Recital I§original textRCV276, 189, 91Recital AF§original textRCV302, 224, 23Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV383, 99, 71Requests for roll-call votes§§ 3, 4 (2nd and 3rd parts), 14, 16 (2nd and 3rd parts), 18 (2nd part), 20 (2nd part), 23 (2nd, 3rd and 4th parts), 24 (2nd part), 35 (2nd and 3rd parts); recitals I, AFRequests for separate votesMEPs:§§ 3, 14, 19; recitals I, AFRequests for split votesMEPs:§ 4First partText as a whole without the words: ‘urgently’ and ‘affordable utilities’ and ‘and calls for the Member States and the EU to ban energy disconnections’Second part‘urgently’ and ‘affordable utilities’Third part‘and calls for the Member States and the EU to ban energy disconnections’§ 16First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and free’ and ‘including sexual and reproductive health and rights’Second part‘and free’Third part‘including sexual and reproductive health and rights’§ 18First partText as a whole without the words: ‘including sexual and reproductive health and rights’Second partthose words§ 20First partText as a whole without the words: ‘or the privatisation of public services and social security’Second partthose words§ 23First partText as a whole without the words: ‘Recalls that adequate housing is a fundamental right that must be protected and be recognised as a precondition for the exercise of, and access to, other fundamental rights and a life in dignity;’ ‘and other violations of the right to housing’ and ‘calls on the Commission to assess and propose, where appropriate, new legislative acts to mitigate the financialisation of housing markets and to stop speculators from making housing unaffordable;’Second part‘Recalls that adequate housing is a fundamental right that must be protected and be recognised as a precondition for the exercise of, and access to, other fundamental rights and a life in dignity;’Third part‘and other violations of the right to housing’Fourth part‘calls on the Commission to assess and propose, where appropriate, new legislative acts to mitigate the financialisation of housing markets and to stop speculators from making housing unaffordable;’§ 24First partText as a whole without the words: ‘take steps to regulate prices’Second partthose words§ 35First part‘Recalls that a just green transition is necessary to avoid severe future crises and increased poverty; recalls, furthermore, that the green transition will only be socially fair if it includes a gender perspective and guarantees equal opportunities for women and those experiencing intersectional discrimination as well as their meaningful inclusion in the policymaking process;’Second part‘calls, therefore, on the Commission to appoint an EU gender and climate coordinator with sufficient staff and funding,’Third part‘and to introduce gender impact assessments in all EU policies and legislation, in particular in European Green Deal initiatives;’Geothermal energyMotion for a resolutionRCV531, 2, 20Situation of fundamental rights in the EU in 2022 and 2023§ 2§original textsplit§ 2§original text1§ 2§original text2After § 722IDRCV143, 379, 20§ 823ID§ 1016DECRRCV120, 400, 18§ 10§original textsplit§ 10§original text1§ 10§original text2/RCV406, 126, 18§ 22§original textsep§ 2424ID§ 24§original textsplit§ 24§original text1§ 24§original text2After § 2425ID§ 2526IDRCV144, 378, 6§ 26§original textsplit§ 26§original text1§ 26§original text2§ 26§original text3After § 3127IDRCV247, 273, 15§ 3417DECRRCV99, 402, 25§ 34§original textsplit§ 34§original text1§ 34§original text2§ 3518DECRRCV89, 413, 38§ 3719ECRRCV116, 403, 6After § 3720ECRRCV139, 390, 11After § 4128ID§ 4321DECRRCV118, 415, 10After § 5429IDAfter citation 31ECRRCV133, 396, 14Citation 42DECRRCV117, 420, 10Citation 153DECRRCV111, 419, 9Citation 174DECRRCV113, 418, 10Citation 225DECRRCV113, 419, 6Citation 346DECRRCV95, 418, 26Citation 477DECRRCV114, 409, 7Citation 488DECRRCV115, 418, 9Citation 509DECRRCV116, 407, 6Citation 5310DECRRCV115, 408, 8After recital A11ECRRCV203, 323, 13Recital G§original textsplitRecital G§original text1Recital G§original text2/RCV411, 127, 9Recital M§original textsepRecital O§original textsepRecital P12ECRRCV118, 402, 14Recital P§original textsplitRecital P§original text1Recital P§original text2Recital R§original textRCV418, 76, 54Recital U13DECRRCV114, 415, 8After recital AA14ECRRCV223, 309, 3After recital AA15ECRRCV114, 417, 20Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV391, 130, 20Requests for roll-call votesamendments 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21; recital G (2nd part)§ 10 (2nd part); Recital R; amendments 22, 26, 27Requests for separate votesPPE:recitals M, O; § 22Requests for split votesrecital GFirst part‘whereas corruption is a serious threat to democracy and the rule of law; whereas there are persistent and serious concerns about the fight against corruption in some Member States; whereas the mechanisms to stop corruption are weak in several Member States and the lack of protection given to whistleblowers continues to be a widespread deficiency;’Second part‘whereas the Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation aims to protect the Union budget against breaches of rule of law principles;’§ 10First partText as a whole without the words: ‘calls on the European Council to take action and to determine whether Hungary has committed serious and persistent breaches of EU values under Article 7(2) TEU;’Second partthose wordsRecital PFirst partText as a whole without the words: and rights, such as on existing legal protections for women’s access to abortion care; whereas, in recent years, the denial of access to safe and legal abortion in some Member States has led to the death of a number of women;’Second partthose words§ 24First part‘Strongly deplores the numerous deaths of refugees and migrants at sea who are often victims of trafficking of human beings and have to face inhumane and degrading treatment without any consideration for their safety;’Second part‘reiterates the obligation under the international law of the sea to assist persons in distress and urgently calls for permanent coordinated search and rescue operations with swift disembarkations, and for Member States to take every action possible to save the lives of people at risk at sea; calls for the right to asylum of all persons rescued at sea to be respected, by assessing individual circumstances on a case-by-case basis;’§ 34First part‘Recalls that gender-based violence is highly prevalent in all Member States across the EU; strongly condemns the rapid backsliding on women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights in several Member States;’Second part‘strongly condemns the denial of access to safe and legal abortion services as it is a form of gender-based violence; highlights that the ECtHR has ruled that restrictive abortion laws and lack of implementation violate women’s right to bodily autonomy and integrity; reiterates its condemnation of Poland’s law that imposes a near total ban on abortion; recalls that citizens who help people to access abortion services when it is not freely or legally available should not be persecuted; reiterates its call for the right to abortion to be included in the Charter;’§ 2First part‘Calls for a swift agreement on the anti-SLAPP directive, which should offer substantive and broad protection against abusive lawsuits;’Second part‘calls on the Member States to implement the Commission Recommendation on protecting journalists and human rights defenders that engage in public participation from manifestly unfounded or abusive court proceedings, and specifically to remove prison sentences for defamation cases, decriminalise defamation and favour civil or administrative procedures instead; urges the Commission to address the seriousness of SLAPPs brought through criminal proceedings by presenting a proposal for measures to ensure that defamation, libel and slander, which constitute criminal offences in most Member States, cannot be used for SLAPPs through public or private prosecution; stresses that SLAPPs are only one method used to silence journalists and calls on the Commission to further investigate other practices and to intervene; calls on politicians to publicly condemn threats and attacks against journalists;’ID, PPE:§ 26First part‘Welcomes the activation of the EU Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) following the war in Ukraine,’Second part‘which aims to ensure access to protection for refugees and asylum seekers of any origin; recalls that access to accommodation, employment, education, healthcare and social welfare services under the TPD must take into account a gender approach;’Third part‘deplores the unequal treatment, racial discrimination and violence faced by non-Ukrainians fleeing the conflict, in particular people of colour and LGBTIQ+ people; deplores the double standards on migrants and refugees in the EU and calls for an end to this situation;’Humanitarian situation in Gaza, the need to reach a ceasefire and the risks of regional escalationJoint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0068/2024 (S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, Members)§ 112ECRRCV207, 274, 29§ 126PPERCV257, 242, 17§ 125RenewRCV§ 137The LeftRCV109, 352, 22§ 135The LeftRCV159, 321, 19§ 136The LeftRCV179, 321, 15§ 124S&DRCV196, 298, 29§ 1§original textsplit§ 1§original text1§ 1§original text2After § 138The LeftRCV86, 407, 20After § 139The LeftRCV76, 408, 26After § 140The LeftRCV45, 428, 37§ 213ECRRCV122, 368, 28§ 2§original textsplit§ 2§original text1§ 2§original text2/RCV314, 156, 38After § 328Verts/ALERCV202, 292, 21§ 414ECRRCV368, 138, 15§ 432IDRCV§ 441The LeftRCV57, 449, 7After § 442The Left§ 543The LeftRCV190, 315, 16After § 530Verts/ALERCV215, 247, 50After § 544The LeftRCV109, 382, 30After § 545The LeftRCV170, 326, 17After § 546The LeftRCV90, 404, 16After § 547The LeftRCV217, 292, 8After § 559The LeftRCV99, 395, 22§ 648The LeftRCV176, 308, 33After § 649The LeftRCV31, 469, 12§ 715ECRsplit§ 715ECR1/RCV421, 82, 15§ 715ECR2/RCV241, 248, 17§ 750The LeftRCV89, 408, 19§ 7§original textsplit§ 7§original text1§ 7§original text2After § 716ECRRCV259, 227, 27§ 1017ECRRCV144, 334, 38§ 1051The LeftRCV210, 288, 14After § 1033IDRCV121, 387, 8§ 1118ECRRCV113, 369, 30§ 1252The LeftRCV179, 319, 8§ 1353The LeftRCV85, 394, 29§ 1323S&DRCV211, 283, 26§ 1329Verts/ALERCV202, 293, 21§ 1319ECRRCV366, 142, 7§ 1420ECRRCV123, 359, 30§ 1454The LeftRCV85, 410, 15§ 1427Verts/ALERCV239, 242, 33After § 1455The LeftRCV111, 395, 13§ 16§original textsep§ 1956The LeftRCV31, 473, 4§ 1921ECREV247, 246, 24§ 19§original textsplit§ 19§original text1§ 19§original text2After § 1957The LeftRCV35, 451, 15§ 20§original textsplit§ 20§original text1§ 20§original text2§ 21§original textsep/EV299, 141, 66§ 2222ECRRCV232, 256, 21§ 2258The LeftRCV110, 388, 12After citation 51ECRRCV423, 78, 8Recital A2ECRRCV373, 109, 22Recital A34The LeftRecital B§original textsepRecital C§original textsplitRecital C§original text1Recital C§original text2After recital C3ECRRCV371, 127, 19After recital C4ECRRCV212, 241, 55Recital D5ECRRCV229, 250, 28Recital E6ECRRCV252, 235, 26Recital F7ECRRCV218, 264, 32Recital H8ECRRCV109, 380, 20After recital H9ECRRCV131, 343, 38Recital K10ECRRCV342, 112, 60Recital L11ECRRCV320, 171, 16Recital L§original textsepMotion for a resolution (as a whole)EV312, 131, 72Other motions for resolutionsB9-0068/2024S&DB9-0069/2024The LeftB9-0071/2024RenewB9-0073/2024Verts/ALEB9-0075/2024ECRB9-0077/2024PPERequests for roll-call votesamendments 1, 2, 5, 7, 32, 33amendments 23, 24amendments 25, 26amendments 3, 4, 6, 8-20, 22; § 2 (2nd part)amendments 27, 28, 29, 30amendments 35-41, 43-59Requests for separate votes§§ 16, 21; recitals B, LRequests for split votesamendment 15First partText as a whole without the words: ‘Palestinian terrorism and’Second partthose words§ 2First partText as a whole without the words: ‘disproportionate’Second partthat word§ 1First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and the dismantling of the terrorist organisation Hamas’Second partthose words§ 7First part‘Reiterates its call for an end to the occupation of the Palestinian territories; recalls that Israeli settlements in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, are illegal under international law; calls for the de-escalation of tensions in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem; strongly condemns the rise in extremist settler violence committed against Palestinians’Second part‘and calls for restrictive measures to be imposed on extremist settlers who violate human rights and international law;’§ 19First partText as a whole without the words: ‘including by creating a naval operation under the common security and defence policy’Second partthose words§ 20First part‘Urges the VP/HR to coordinate these efforts to respond to the situation so as to deliver a strong EU response in order to protect the right of passage as enshrined in the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982;’Second part‘urges the VP/HR to maintain and support the UN-led peace process to end Yemen’s conflict;’recital CFirst part‘whereas during a humanitarian pause, 81 hostages were released as part of an Egyptian- and Qatari-mediated deal in exchange for the release of Palestinian detainees, and more humanitarian aid was allowed to enter the Gaza Strip;’Second part‘whereas the hostages that were freed during the humanitarian pause, mainly women and children, have recounted psychological, physical and sexual abuse by their captors;’MiscellaneousAmendment 31 had been withdrawn.Revision of the European Labour Authority mandateMotion for a resolution B9-0059/2024 (EMPL Committee)§ 11IDRCV90, 320, 22§ 22IDRCV120, 325, 11§ 43IDRCV85, 345, 39§ 54IDRCV113, 337, 15§ 115DIDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)Requests for roll-call votesamendments 1, 2, 3, 4Situation in Hungary and frozen EU fundsMotion for a resolution B9-0086/2024 (PPE, S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, The Left)§ 2§original textsplit§ 2§original text1§ 2§original text2/RCV350, 111, 14After § 61RenewRCV159, 288, 22§ 82The LeftRCV172, 286, 18§ 11§original textRCV352, 119, 11Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV345, 104, 29Requests for roll-call votesamendment 1final voteamendment 2§§ 2 (2nd part), 11Requests for split votes§ 2First partText as a whole without the words: ‘calls on the European Council and the Member States to take action and to determine whether Hungary has committed serious and persistent breaches of EU values under Article 7(2) TEU;’Second partthose wordsAdditional informationJordi Solé had also supported motion for a resolution B9-0066/2024. Sabrina Pignedoli had also supported joint motion for a resolution RC-B9-0068/2024. Ryszard Czarnecki, Elżbieta Rafalska and Bogdan Rzońca had also supported motion for a resolution B9-0075/2024. Gabriele Bischoff had also supported motion for a resolution B9-0086/2024. Lara Wolters (excused – maternity)