Request for the waiver of the immunity of Gunnar Beck

Request for the waiver of the immunity of Gunnar BeckReport: Ibán García Del Blanco (A9-0170/2024)Proposal for a decisionRequest for the waiver of the immunity of Andris AmeriksReport: Gilles Lebreton (A9-0169/2024)Proposal for a decisionEV410, 182, 10Request for the waiver of the immunity of Anna Júlia DonáthReport: Gilles Lebreton (A9-0168/2024)Proposal for a decisionRequest for the waiver of the immunity of Nils UšakovsReport: Gilles Lebreton (A9-0167/2024)Proposal for a decisionEV400, 186, 13Objection pursuant to Rule 111(3): Specific hygiene requirements for certain meat, fishery products, dairy products and eggsMotion for a resolution: B9-0211/2024 (Majority of Parliament’s component Members required)Motion for a resolution B9-0211/2024 (PPE)Motion for a resolutionB9-0211/2024 – Motion for a resolutionRCV179, 403, 28Requests for roll-call votesThe Left:final voteSimplification of certain CAP rules ***IProposal for a regulation (COM(2024)0139 - C9-0120/2024 - 2024/0073(COD))Request for urgent procedureC9-0120/2024 – Request for urgent procedureRCV432, 155, 13Requests for roll-call votesVerts/ALE:Request for urgent procedureID:Request for urgent procedure2022 discharge: EU general budget - CommissionReport: Isabel García Muñoz (A9-0139/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – Proposal for a decisionRCV438, 167, 5Motion for a resolutionA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 5 – Am 19After § 519IDRCV175, 416, 11After § 620ID§ 81The LeftEV420, 153, 30A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – § 9 – Am 24§ 924PPERCV330, 232, 45A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 11 – Am 25After § 1125PPERCV317, 175, 116A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 14 – Am 9After § 149S&DRCV467, 105, 35A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 15 – Am 21After § 1521IDRCV144, 454, 13After § 1522IDsplitA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 15 – Am 22/1After § 1522ID1/RCV151, 456, 3A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 15 – Am 22/2After § 1522ID2/RCV272, 333, 9After § 172The LeftA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 18 – Am 3After § 183The LeftRCV100, 427, 87A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 18 – Am 4After § 184The LeftRCV71, 440, 98A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 18 – Am 26After § 1826PPERCV266, 309, 41§ 2227PPE§ 275The Left§ 336The Left§ 4234Verts/ALE§ 427The Left§ 55, point ii10S&D§ 55, after point viii28PPE§ 55, after point x23IDEV264, 334, 8§ 6911S&D§ 9812S&DAfter § 10413S&DAfter § 10929PPEsplitA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 109 – Am 29/1After § 10929PPE1/RCV588, 4, 21A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 109 – Am 29/2After § 10929PPE2/RCV367, 230, 10After § 2037ECRsplitA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 20 – Am 37/1After § 2037ECR1/RCV271, 325, 14A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 20 – Am 37/2After § 2037ECR2/RCV§ 158§original textsplit§ 158§original text1§ 158§original text2/EV314, 292, 6§ 188§original textsplit§ 188§original text1§ 188§original text2/EV346, 247, 13§ 190§original textsepA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – § 191 – Am 30§ 19130PPERCV305, 245, 44§ 191§original textsep§ 192§original textsplit§ 192§original text1§ 192§original text2§ 192§original text3§ 193§original textsplit§ 193§original text1§ 193§original text2§ 194§original textsplit§ 194§original text1/EV310, 276, 26§ 194§original text2§ 1958DThe LeftEV240, 354, 21§ 19514S&DEV283, 313, 16§ 196§original textsepAfter § 19631PPEsplitA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 196 – Am 31/1After § 19631PPE1/RCV482, 14, 103A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 196 – Am 31/2After § 19631PPE2/RCV352, 139, 103§ 197§original textsep§ 198§original textsplit§ 198§original text1§ 198§original text2/EV345, 183, 69A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 213 – Am 35After § 21335Verts/ALERCV382, 144, 80§ 23415S&D§ 25016S&D§ 25717S&DAfter § 25936Verts/ALE§ 27218S&DA9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – After § 275 – Am 32After § 27532ECRRCV274, 318, 18A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – § 280, after point i – Am 33§ 280, after point i33ECRRCV259, 328, 22Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0139/2024 – Isabel García Muñoz – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV417, 172, 22Requests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendments 3, 4ECR:Amendments 32, 33, 37Verts/ALE:Amendment 35S&D:Amendments 9, 24 decision on the dischargeID:Amendments 19, 21, 22PPE:Amendments 25, 26, 29, 30, 31; decision on the dischargeRequests for separate votesRenew:§§ 188, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198Requests for split votesS&D:Amendment 29First partText as a whole without the words: ‘Expresses strong concern about the recent case of alleged misuse of Union funds in contracts involving the purchase of face masks known as the “Koldo case”; is concerned that this misuse of Union funds and Union taxpayers’ money involved 14.6 million Euro from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and 3.1 million Euro from the EU Solidarity Fund; regrets that the EPPO received the relevant information from a private individual and not from the relevant national authority’, ‘notes that the alleged misuse of funds in the case was not discovered by the Commission despite having conducted audits’ and ‘further notes that similar situations have occurred in other Member States including in a recently uncovered case of alleged fraud in Portugal involving ERDF funds and several cases in the Czech Republic on alleged misuse of REACT-EU funds in the purchase of medical equipment’Second partthose wordsAmendment 31First partText as a whole without the words: ‘regrets the lack of focus of the EEAS and the Commission in the area of conflict-related sexual violence against women’Second partthose wordsPPE:Amendment 22First part‘Points out that the Qatargate scandal exposed both civil society organisations as catalysts for corruption as well as malicious interference by foreign governments’Second part‘regrets the fact that NGOs and civil society organisations are still exempt from most anti-money laundering transparency and reporting obligations; emphasises that European Court of Auditors Special report No 35/2018 warns that NGOs are prone to be used for money laundering purposes; calls, therefore, for a definition of NGOs to be established at Union level and for NGOs to be brought within the scope of Union action to combat money laundering’Amendment 37First partText as a whole without the words: ‘to discover any possible connections of the Spanish Government and the Spanish Socialist Party to this scheme’Second partthose words§ 158First partText as a whole without the words: ‘by assigning such significant amounts to HERA’Second partthose words§ 188First partText as a whole without the words: ‘notes that the review, finalised on 21 November 2023, has shown that the Commission applies adequate ex-ante and ex-post controls, that the safeguards in place are effective and that no evidence has been found to date that money has been diverted for unintended purposes’Second partthose words§ 192First partText as a whole without the words: ‘Expresses deep concern regarding the recent announcement by some countries of suspension of funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) pending the outcome of the investigation;’ and ‘increased and sustained funding in recognition of the agency’s crucial role in the humanitarian response in Gaza, and’Second part‘Expresses deep concern regarding the recent announcement by some countries of suspension of funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) pending the outcome of the investigation;’Third part‘increased and sustained funding in recognition of the agency’s crucial role in the humanitarian response in Gaza, and’§ 193First part‘Stresses the importance of education and the critical need to denounce and eradicate all manifestations of hate speech and violent actions on both sides; underscores that the suspension of funding should not occur arbitrarily or without transparent and independent evidence of misuse;Second part‘commends UNRWA for its indispensable humanitarian endeavours in Gaza and its pivotal role in delivering quality education, with a specific emphasis on fostering a human rights culture, even in challenging times;’§ 194First part‘Recalls that the findings of the study commissioned by the Commission to Georg Eckert Institute on the Palestinian Textbooks revealed a complex picture where the textbooks (i) adhere to UNESCO standards and adopt criteria that are prominent in international education discourse, including a strong focus on human rights, (ii) express a narrative of resistance within the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and (iii) display an antagonism towards Israel; notes that the Union does not fund the Palestinian Textbooks and that neither are they the responsibility of UNRWA, which works to deliver quality education with an emphasis on fostering a human rights culture, even in challenging times;’Second part‘underlines that education and pupils’ access to peaceful and unbiased textbooks is essential; stresses Parliament’s position that textbooks drafted by Union funds, must be made conditional on full compliance with UNESCO standards of peace and tolerance; as already was decided upon by the Parliament in its 2023 recommendation on relations with the Palestinian Authority, and as repeatedly requested in its latest adopted resolutions on Prospects for the Two-State Solution;’§ 198First part‘Is concerned about the destruction and confiscation of Union-funded projects in the West Bank and notes that in 2022, 101 structures funded by the Union or Member States were demolished or seized by Israel with a value at EUR 337 019, representing the third highest financial injury since 2016; recalls that representatives of Union institutions, concerned Member States and other donors have requested on several occasions the return or compensation for Union-funded assets demolished, dismantled or confiscated;’Second part‘recalls the position of the Council expressing its commitment to ensure that all agreements between Israel and the Union must unequivocally and explicitly indicate the inapplicability to the territories occupied by Israel since 1967, as well as to continue the effective implementation of existing Union law and bilateral arrangements applicable to settlement products;’MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts of the general budget of the EU (Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).The vote on the discharge decision covered both the Commission and the executive agencies (Regulation (EC) No 58/2003, Article 14(3) and Regulation (EC) No 1653/2004, Article 66(2)).2022 discharge: EU general budget - European ParliamentReport: Andrey Novakov (A9-0067/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – Proposal for a decisionRCV527, 73, 11Motion for a resolution§ 2050Verts/ALE§ 2151Verts/ALE§ 2119The LeftEV289, 256, 64§ 2520The LeftAfter § 2652Verts/ALEA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 30 – Am 35§ 3035IDRCV137, 468, 4§ 3136IDA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 34 – Am 48After § 3448RenewRCV531, 25, 39A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 35 – Am 37After § 3537IDRCV259, 330, 20§ 3638ID§ 3653Verts/ALEA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 37 – Am 13After § 3713PPERCV588, 10, 14§ 38§original textsplit§ 38§original text1§ 38§original text2/EV407, 183, 3§ 40§original textsplit§ 40§original text1§ 40§original text2§ 42§original textsplit§ 42§original text1A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 42/2§ 42§original text2/RCV464, 113, 38A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 43§ 43§original textRCV420, 136, 54A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 45 – Am 3After § 453RenewRCV537, 40, 29§ 4639IDA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 53 – Am 4After § 534RenewRCV466, 96, 45After § 5440IDA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 54 – Am 41After § 5441IDRCV145, 460, 3A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 55 – Am 5After § 555RenewRCV520, 50, 41A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 61 – Am 21§ 6121The LeftRCV245, 359, 8After § 6110The LeftA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 61 – Am 22After § 6122The LeftRCV254, 343, 13§ 6423The Left§ 6454Verts/ALEEV396, 198, 13§ 6624The Left§ 6629S&DEV362, 191, 42§ 67§original textsep§ 68§original textsep/EV248, 283, 72§ 69§original textsep§ 71§original textsep/EV250, 180, 176§ 76§original textsplit§ 76§original text1§ 76§original text2/EV314, 202, 87A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 76 – Am 6After § 766RenewRCV547, 12, 38§ 7942IDAfter § 7943IDAfter § 7944ID§ 81§original textsplit§ 81§original text1§ 81§original text2After § 8655Verts/ALE§ 8814PPEEV323, 256, 29After § 9325The LeftAfter § 9356Verts/ALE§ 947RenewAfter § 9545IDAfter § 9630S&D§ 98§original textsplit§ 98§original text1§ 98§original text2After § 9811The LeftAfter § 10231S&DEV339, 233, 28After § 10512The LeftEV197, 364, 38§ 10746ID§ 10932S&D§ 109§original textsplit§ 109§original text1§ 109§original text2§ 1118Renew§ 117§original textsplit§ 117§original text1§ 117§original text2§ 117§original text3§ 12457Verts/ALEA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 124 – Am 67After § 12467Verts/ALERCV275, 301, 36§ 12658Verts/ALEEV204, 359, 35A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 126 – Am 59After § 12659Verts/ALERCV269, 291, 42A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 127 – Am 60§ 12760Verts/ALERCV220, 344, 39§ 12915PPEsplitA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 129 – Am 15/1§ 12915PPE1/RCV530, 69, 8A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 129 – Am 15/2§ 12915PPE2/RCV402, 184, 13§ 12933S&DA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 131 – Am 26After § 13126The LeftRCV64, 481, 61A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 131 – Am 27After § 13127The LeftRCV58, 507, 37§ 1359RenewA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 140 – Am 16After § 14016PPERCV601, 7, 4§ 141§original textsplit§ 141§original text1§ 141§original text2§ 15061Verts/ALE§ 150§original textsplit§ 150§original text1§ 150§original text2§ 15234S&DEV343, 238, 21After § 15217PPEsplitA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 152 – Am 17/1After § 15217PPE1/RCV553, 7, 51A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 152 – Am 17/2After § 15217PPE2/RCV305, 229, 62A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 152 – Am 17/3After § 15217PPE3/RCV440, 93, 67A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 152 – Am 17/4After § 15217PPE4/RCV331, 199, 74After § 15262Verts/ALEAfter § 15263Verts/ALEEV240, 302, 60After § 15464Verts/ALE§ 155§original textsplit§ 155§original text1§ 155§original text2After § 15665Verts/ALEEV289, 289, 26A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 159 – Am 28§ 15928The LeftRCV150, 402, 57A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 159 – Am 18§ 15918PPERCV507, 62, 38A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – § 159§ 159§original textRCVA9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 159 – Am 66After § 15966Verts/ALERCV187, 352, 55A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After § 170 – Am 49After § 17049IDRCV141, 450, 12A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After recital C – Am 1After recital C1RenewRCV527, 25, 51A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – After recital C – Am 47After recital C47RenewRCV426, 142, 31Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0067/2024 – Andrey Novakov – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV499, 69, 47Requests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendments 21, 22, 26, 27, 28Renew:Amendments 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 47, 48Verts/ALE:Amendments 59, 60, 67S&D:decision on the dischargeID:Amendments 35, 37, 41, 49PPE:Amendments 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 28, 66; §§ 42 (2nd part), 43, 159; decision on the dischargeRequests for separate votesRenew:§§ 43, 68, 71PPE:§§ 67, 69Requests for split votesRenew:§ 117First partText as a whole without the words: ‘now due to a myriad of administrational requests resulting in double checks and unclear requirements’ and ‘which should not warrant unnecessary checks’Second part‘now due to a myriad of administrational requests resulting in double checks and unclear requirements’Third part‘which should not warrant unnecessary checks’Verts/ALE:Amendment 17First part‘Stresses that sexual and psychological harassment are not acceptable under any circumstances; recalls that Parliament has successfully installed several contact points to deal with harassment cases, like the Advisory Committee dealing with harassment complaints concerning Members, and the Advisory Committee on Harassment and its prevention at the workplace as well as confidential counsellors; is very concerned by media revelations of alleged sexual harassment by a Member since summer 2022 without action taken’, without the words: ‘successfully’ and ‘without action taken’Second part‘successfully’Third part‘without action taken’Fourth part‘recalls that all political groups are strongly encouraged to report potential cases to these committees and that establishing external structures with the same purpose lead to circumventing Parliament’s anti-harassment protocol and establish a two-tier system; underlines that this leads to grave uncertainty for victims and establishes different rules for different political parties;’S&D:Amendment 15First part‘highlights that Members are protected by the non-liability for votes cast and opinions expressed in the performance of their duties and the protection from prosecutions and restrictions of their personal freedom during the sessions of the European Parliament’Second part‘recalls that OLAF can only enter Members’ offices after the President of the European Parliament grants access following a request issued by a responsible authority of a Member States, in most cases a judge; recalls that OLAF needs to respect these limits in the observance of its duties and investigations and stresses that alleged misconduct cannot be used as a pretext to request direct access’§ 109First partText as a whole without the words: ‘reduced’ and ‘thus resulting in a reduction of the service provision’Second partthose wordsPPE:§ 38First part‘Considers roll call votes (RCV) to be a key instrument for transparency and accountability towards the Union’s citizens;’Second part‘calls for introducing automatic RCV to any final vote except for secret ballots, and for increasing the number of RCV that are possible for a political group to ask for per part-session in Rule 190(2), or exempting legislative files from that limitation;’§ 40First part‘Recalls the changes in Parliament’s Rules of Procedure on 20 December 2020 allowing for remote voting and the fact that voting remotely in committee is currently not allowed unless the President establishes the existence of extraordinary circumstances;’Second part‘reiterates its request to the Bureau, adopted at Plenary level on several occasions, to enable Members to exercise their right to vote remotely while benefiting from maternity or paternity leave, during a long term illness or in cases of force majeure, thus capitalising on the great administrative effort and financial investment that Parliament has made in technical solutions to allow remote voting;’§ 76First part‘Notes that out of the 459 Members of the 8th parliamentary term, who were not re-elected in 2019, only a single notification of post-mandate employment was submitted to Parliament (Article 6 of the Code of Conduct); welcomes the prohibition for former Members to engage in lobbying activities during the six months after the end of their mandate and the introduction of a procedure in the event of non-compliance; applauds that it is no longer possible to issue a lobbyist badge to a former Member within the six-month period following the end of their mandate and that their former Member badge is deactivated if a lobbyist badge is issued to the former Member after this period; notes that in 2022, out of the 199 officials who left service, 65 requested permission for an activity after leaving the service (Article 16 of the Staff Regulations)’Second part‘calls on Parliament to establish stronger rules to regulate revolving doors for Members and civil servants;’§ 81First part‘Welcomes DG INLO’s commitment to putting in place environmentally sustainable solutions; notes that, in 2022, Parliament generated over 19 % of its own energy from renewable sources; welcomes the conduction of a study on on-site electricity production in Strasbourg in 2022 and the subsequent and ongoing implementation of 1 400 m2 of photovoltaic panels on the PFLIMLIN, DE MADARIAGA, and CHURCHILL buildings; ’Second part‘Stresses that Parliament could share this energy with the city of Strasbourg when Parliament’s premises are mostly empty; calls on the Bureau to also consider renting the roofs’ surfaces to external users for the installation of solar panels and thereby use it as an additional source of income for Parliament;’§ 98First part‘Notes that in 2022, after the COVID-related capacity restrictions were lifted, the offer of seats in the service fleet going on Mondays from Brussels to Strasbourg was 250 places and that per part-session week in 2022, on average 162 seats or 65% of seats available in the fleet were occupied’Second part‘reiterates its call on Parliament’s administration to widen the use of seats while making sure that Members’ seats are secured to avoid wastage of resources;’§ 141First part‘Welcomes the fact that the Digital Signature Portal (DiSP) allows Members to digitally sign documents, which improves efficiency, traceability and transparency to the procedures, ’Second part‘notes that, regardless of the possibility to send signed plenary AMs to the plenary services by email or via the EP Transfer portal, signing plenary amendments is still an outdated and burdensome procedure; calls on the Bureau to take the necessary steps for introducing the possibility for Members to sign plenary amendments digitally in the future;’§ 150First partText as a whole without the words: ‘APAs and members of staff’Second partthose words§ 155First part‘Recalls that staff members of the Union institutions have an obligation to report any information pointing to corruption, fraud and other serious irregularities that they discover in the line of duty; notes that Parliament recorded one case of whistleblowing in 2022; welcomes the ongoing work in 2022 to update the Internal Rules Implementing Article 22(c) of the Staff Regulations of 4 December 2015 with more comprehensive and detailed internal rules; welcome that a Bureau decision regarding the internal rules on whistleblowing was adopted on 20 November 2023 and applies from 1 December 2023; including provisions for the protection of whistleblowers, transmission of evidence to OLAF and, if appropriate, EPPO as well as deadlines for the handling of complaints;’Second part‘regrets, however, that these rules are still not aligned to Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of the European Parliament and of the Council;’Renew, PPE:§ 42First part‘Recalls that according to the Treaty on European Union, and in particular Protocol No 6 annexed to the Treaties, Parliament shall have its seat in Strasbourg, where the 12 periods of monthly plenary sessions, including the budget session, shall be held; underlines that the suspension of sessions in Strasbourg and remote participation are linked to the exceptional circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic; recalls that any change to the Treaties requires the unanimity of the Member States;’Second part‘recalls the support by the vast majority of Parliament for a single seat to ensure efficient spending of Union taxpayers’ money and to assume its institutional responsibility to reduce its carbon footprint; notes that permanent changes would require a Treaty change;’MiscellaneousAmendment 2 had been withdrawn.2022 discharge: EU general budget - European Council and CouncilReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0071/2024)Motion for adjournment of the vote (Rule 200(4))EV515, 62, 202022 discharge: EU general budget - Court of Justice of the European UnionReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0075/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0075/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV550, 55, 6Motion for a resolutionA9-0075/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – After § 36 – Am 1After § 361ECRRCV271, 315, 10After § 372IDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0075/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV525, 69, 9Requests for roll-call votesECR:Amendment 1S&D:decision on the discharge2022 discharge: EU general budget - Court of AuditorsReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0074/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0074/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV578, 19, 1Motion for a resolution§ 31The LeftEV425, 159, 12§ 15§original textsplit§ 15§original text1A9-0074/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – § 15/2§ 15§original text2/RCV570, 4, 26Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0074/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV583, 10, 8Requests for roll-call votesS&D:decision on the dischargeID:§ 15 (2nd part)Requests for split votesID:§ 15First part‘Appreciates that, as requested by Parliament, the Court has focused its audit work on current European challenges, exemplified by the very quick production of Opinion 3/2023 on the Ukraine Facility and the attention given to monitoring its implementation;’Second part‘is concerned that, for the audit work concerning the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the Court still does not have full access to the new reporting tool on RRF, FENIX, and that the information in that new tool is not updated in a timely manner; supports the Court’s view that Article 257 of the Financial Regulation provides for full and immediate access rights for the Court; further calls on the Commission to grant access to the Court to other types of relevant information in order to fulfil its role;’2022 discharge: EU general budget - European Economic and Social CommitteeReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0072/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0072/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV527, 62, 0Motion for a resolution§ 121ID§ 123Verts/ALE§ 542IDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0072/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV540, 67, 1Requests for roll-call votesS&D:proposal for a decision2022 discharge: EU general budget - Committee of the RegionsReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0073/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0073/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV547, 43, 20Motion for a resolution§ 191The Left§ 192Verts/ALE§ 193ID§ 484IDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0073/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV543, 48, 19Requests for roll-call votesS&D:decision on the discharge2022 discharge: EU general budget - European OmbudsmanReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0084/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0084/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV580, 8, 17Motion for a resolutionAfter § 391Verts/ALEMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0084/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV585, 9, 15Requests for roll-call votesS&D:decision on the discharge2022 discharge: EU general budget - European Data Protection SupervisorReport: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0086/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0086/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV562, 15, 27Motion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0086/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolutionRCV556, 19, 28Requests for roll-call votesS&D:decision on the discharge2022 discharge: EU general budget - European External Action ServiceReport: Monika Hohlmeier (A9-0102/2024)Decision on dischargeProposal for a decisionA9-0102/2024 – Monika Hohlmeier – Proposal for a decisionRCV532, 69, 3Motion for a resolution§ 138ID§ 151S&D§ 162S&DAfter § 175Verts/ALE§ 34§original textsplit§ 34§original text1§ 34§original text2§ 35§original textsplit§ 35§original text1§ 35§original text2§ 599IDAfter § 6910ID§ 776Verts/ALEEV324, 269, 8§ 88§original textsplit§ 88§original text1§ 88§original text2After § 8812PPEsplitAfter § 8812PPE1After § 8812PPE2After § 8812PPE3After § 8812PPE4§ 894D= 7D=The Left, Verts/ALE§ 893S&DEV288, 272, 41§ 89§original textsplit§ 89§original text1§ 89§original text2A9-0102/2024 – Monika Hohlmeier – After § 89 – Am 11After § 8911IDRCV91, 473, 36Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0102/2024 – Monika Hohlmeier – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV419, 153, 29Requests for roll-call votesID:Amendment 11S&D, PPE:decision on the dischargeRequests for split votesRenew:§ 89First partText as a whole without the words: ‘asks the EEAS to use other trusted partners in Gaza and Palestinian territories for delivering funds and help to Palestinian civilians’Second partthose wordsPPE:§ 34First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and rights’Second partthose words§ 35First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and rights’ and ‘and rights’Second partthose words§ 88First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and rights’Second partthose wordsVerts/ALE, S&D:Amendment 12First part‘Deeply regrets all conflict-related sexual violence; emphasises that this targeted form of brutal sexual violence and torture against women is systematically used in war conflicts to terrorise and to humiliate the population;’Second partin this context, strongly deplores the devastating suffering of women during the Hamas attacks on 7 October 2023 in which Hamas perpetrated rape and other forms of ferocious sexual torture against women, female teenagers and girls of Israeli and other nationalities, according to a UN mission report and a report of the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel;’Third part‘regrets the lack of leadership of the EEAS and the Commission and their delayed reactions to these cruel attacks;’Fourth part‘strongly calls on the EEAS to establish a better global strategy to prevent these kinds of attacks, to provide support to women living in areas of risk and conflict zones, and to continue to publicly condemn any kind of sexual violence and torture;’2022 discharge: European Public Prosecutor’s Office (the ‘EPPO’)Report: Luke Ming Flanagan (A9-0117/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsA9-0117/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Proposal for a decisionRCV487, 87, 18Motion for a resolutionA9-0117/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – After § 29 – Am 2After § 292ECRRCV233, 343, 21A9-0117/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – After recital K – Am 1After recital K1ECRRCV196, 366, 29Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0117/2024 – Luke Ming Flanagan – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV494, 90, 21Requests for roll-call votesECR:Amendments 1, 2S&D:decision on the dischargeMiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0080/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0080/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV529, 69, 3MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Foundation for the improvement of living and working conditions (Eurofound)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0122/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0122/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV543, 59, 2MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for Fundamental RightsReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0112/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0112/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV470, 123, 3MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug AddictionReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0104/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0104/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV534, 46, 22MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Environment AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0130/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0130/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV529, 67, 4MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0115/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0115/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV536, 32, 37MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Translation Centre for the Bodies of the European UnionReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0082/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0082/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV557, 39, 11MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Medicines AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0133/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionA9-0133/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 2 – Am 1After § 21ECRRCV225, 345, 32A9-0133/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 5 – Am 2After § 52ECRRCV96, 485, 17A9-0133/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 7 – Am 3After § 73ECRRCV78, 485, 34A9-0133/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 7 – Am 4After § 74ECRRCV94, 454, 53Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0133/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV528, 71, 4Requests for roll-call votesECR:Amendments 1, 2, 3, 4MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation (Eurojust)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0099/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0099/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV537, 20, 40MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Training FoundationReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0114/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0114/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV533, 45, 26MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Maritime Safety AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0107/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0107/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV530, 67, 6MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Aviation Safety AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0116/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0116/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV543, 17, 44MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Food Safety AuthorityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0129/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0129/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV554, 50, 6MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Centre for Disease Prevention and ControlReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0109/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0109/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV530, 62, 10MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0134/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0134/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV532, 39, 34MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for RailwaysReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0092/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0092/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV527, 63, 9MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0098/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0098/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV526, 20, 48MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Border and Coast Guard AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0113/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsA9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Proposal for a decisionRCV432, 146, 21Motion for a resolution§ 21The LeftAfter § 22The LeftA9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 4 – Am 3After § 43IDRCV126, 466, 10After § 44IDAfter § 65ID§ 126ID§ 12§original textsplit§ 12§original text1§ 12§original text2A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – § 14 – Am 7§ 147IDRCV154, 453, 0A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 14 – Am 8After § 148IDRCV143, 460, 4A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 14 – Am 9After § 149IDRCV247, 343, 9A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 14 – Am 10After § 1410IDRCV191, 402, 10§ 15§original textsplitA9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – § 15/1§ 15§original text1/RCV540, 54, 8A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – § 15/2§ 15§original text2/RCV331, 250, 14§ 21§original textsplitA9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – § 21/1§ 21§original text1/RCV551, 50, 2§ 21§original text2After § 2112Verts/ALEEV323, 266, 1A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – § 23§ 23§original textRCV446, 134, 17§ 3311IDMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0113/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV387, 104, 107Requests for roll-call votesID:§§ 15, 21 (1st part), 23; Amendments 3, 7, 8, 9, 10PPE:decision on the dischargeRequests for split votesID:§ 15First part‘Notes the increase in the Frontex-supported returns implemented on a voluntary basis from 26 % in 2021 to 39 % in 2022; commends the implementation of the first fully fledged Frontex-led return operations, whereby the Agency - taking over the role of the organising Member State - returned 80 third-country nationals to Albania and Nigeria; notes the Agency’s report titled “Cooperation between the Agency and third countries in 2022” in which the Agency elaborates on its external dimension activities, such as: – further developing dialogue and cooperation with various partners (e.g. Western Balkans, Eastern Partnership Region, Africa and the Middle East); – its work on data protection standards and fundamental rights; – providing technical and operational assistance to third countries to tackle, among others, cross-border crime; – and capacity-building actions (e.g. training);’Second part‘expresses concern about some reports, that might suggest the involvement of the Agency in human rights violations, including in its external dimension activities, particularly the alleged facilitation of illegal pushbacks at Union’s external border; notes that according to recent information provided by the Agency, it has been sharing coordinates of migrants in distress with Libyan actors in the last three years; notes two pending Serious Incident Reports on interceptions of migrants by Tareq Bin Zeyad following the Agency’s detection;’§ 21First part‘Recalls that the Agency and relevant Member States authorities constitute the main guarantor for strong and protected European external borders’Second part‘while upholding fundamental rights and international protection obligations;’ notes that the FRO has concluded in his opinion of 1 September 2022 that the conditions for triggering Article 46 of the Frontex Regulation were met; further notes that the Agency Working Group on Fundamental Rights Art 46 issued series of recommendations concerning fundamental rights in Greece of which in October 2023 four were fully implemented; notes the Agency Working Group intends to monitor further progress and that recommended measures continue to be applied; calls for all recommendations to be fully implemented as matter of priority and on the Agency to continue informing the Parliament on the progress made;’PPE:§ 12First part‘notes the various initiatives taken by the Agency in 2022, including the signature of a status agreement with North Macedonia and a Memorandum of Understanding and an Operation Action plan with Cyprus, as well as the doubling of the Agency’s presence in the joint operation JO Serbia Land 2022 and the opening of a new operational area at the Serbian-Hungarian border; stresses that the Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Hungary’s activities are incompatible with the Return Directive and Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; notes with concern that even though the Agency said it withdrew operations from Hungary in 2021, it nonetheless continued to support Hungary’s return operations;’Second part‘reiterates the FSWG’s calls on the Agency’s executive director to suspend operations from Hungary;’MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for the Space ProgrammeReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0121/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0121/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV559, 22, 22MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Fisheries Control AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0100/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0100/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV531, 69, 3MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Chemicals AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0135/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0135/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV531, 48, 24MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Euratom Supply AgencyReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0108/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0108/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV577, 16, 13MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0119/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0119/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV565, 18, 16MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Institute for Gender EqualityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0096/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionA9-0096/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 7 – Am 1After § 71IDRCV290, 304, 10Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0096/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV475, 121, 4Requests for roll-call votesID:Amendment 1MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Banking AuthorityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0111/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0111/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV527, 40, 33MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Insurance and Occupational Pensions AuthorityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0097/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0097/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV523, 38, 36MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Securities and Markets AuthorityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0103/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0103/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV526, 35, 36MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0120/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0120/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV525, 52, 23MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Agency for Support for BEREC (BEREC Office)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0123/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0123/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV528, 45, 29MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0132/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0132/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV535, 47, 7MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for Asylum (before 19 January 2022: European Asylum Support Office)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0106/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionAfter § 51IDA9-0106/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – After § 10 – Am 2After § 102IDRCV247, 335, 20Motion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0106/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV473, 126, 2Requests for roll-call votesID:Amendment 2MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Union Agency for the operational management of large-scale IT systems in the area of freedom, security and justice (eu-LISA)Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0105/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0105/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV566, 23, 7MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European Joint Undertaking for ITER and the Development of Fusion Energy (Fusion for Energy)Report: Michal Wiezik (A9-0090/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0090/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV555, 24, 18MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Single European Sky ATM Research 3 Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0094/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0094/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV523, 47, 23MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Clean Aviation Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0087/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0087/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV510, 52, 23MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Circular Bio-based Europe Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0088/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0088/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV521, 53, 17MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Innovative Health Initiative Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0093/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0093/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV535, 49, 10MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Clean Hydrogen Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0089/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0089/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV552, 26, 12MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Europe’s Rail Joint UndertakingReport: Jozef Mihál (A9-0091/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0091/2024 – Josef Mihál – Motion for a resolutionRCV528, 51, 18MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Key Digital Technologies Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0101/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0101/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV535, 48, 11MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: European High-Performance Computing Joint UndertakingReport: Michal Wiezik (A9-0095/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0095/2024 – Michal Wiezik – Motion for a resolutionRCV518, 17, 55MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: EU general budget - EDF (9th, 10th and 11th)Report: Joachim Kuhs (A9-0110/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionAfter § 261Verts/ALEEV169, 412, 8A9-0110/2024 – Joachim Kuhs – After § 47 – Am 4After § 474IDRCV144, 436, 12After § 502Verts/ALEAfter § 503Verts/ALEMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A9-0110/2024 – Joachim Kuhs – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV242, 62, 294Requests for roll-call votesID:Amendment 4MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).2022 discharge: Performance, financial management and control of EU agenciesReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0118/2024)Motion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0118/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV520, 69, 42022 discharge: European Labour AuthorityReport: Petri Sarvamaa (A9-0131/2024)Decision on dischargeProposals for decisionsMotion for a resolutionMotion for a resolutionA9-0131/2024 – Petri Sarvamaa – Motion for a resolutionRCV477, 50, 65MiscellaneousThe vote on the discharge decision constituted closure of the accounts (see Annex V, Article 5(1) to the Rules of Procedure).Internal markets for renewable gas, natural gas and hydrogen (recast) ***IReport: Jerzy Buzek (A9-0032/2023)Provisional agreementA9-0032/2023 – Jerzy Buzek – Provisional agreement – Am 2Provisional agreement2committeeRCV447, 90, 54Common rules for the internal markets for renewable gas, natural gas and hydrogen (recast) ***IReport: Jens Geier (A9-0035/2023)Provisional agreementA9-0035/2023 – Jens Geier – Provisional agreement – Am 2Provisional agreement2committeeRCV425, 64, 100Union’s electricity market design: Regulation ***IReport: Nicolás González Casares (A9-0255/2023)Proposal to reject the Commission proposalA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – Rejection – Am 9Rejection9The LeftRCV75, 500, 10Request to vote on the amendments instead of the provisional agreementRequest for the amendments to the draft legislative act to be put to the voteThe LeftProvisional agreementA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – Provisional agreement – Am 2Provisional agreement2committeeRCV433, 140, 15Draft legislative actText as a whole2committeeA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – Article 1, § 1, after point 2 – Am 4Article 1, § 1, after point 24The LeftRCVAfter recital 13The LeftsplitA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – After recital 1 – Am 3/1After recital 13The Left1/RCVA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – After recital 1 – Am 3/2After recital 13The Left2/RCVCommission proposalA9-0255/2023 – Nicolás González Casares – Commission proposalRCVRequests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendments 3, 4, 9Verts/ALE:Amendment 3 (1st part)Requests for split votesVerts/ALE:Amendment 3First partText as a whole without the words: ‘for other price formulation system, which should reflect the average production costs’Second partthose wordsMiscellaneousAmendments 5-8 had been cancelled.Union’s electricity market design: Directive ***IReport: Nicolás González Casares (A9-0151/2024)Proposal to reject the Commission proposalA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Rejection – Am 3Rejection3The LeftRCV59, 487, 32Request to vote on the amendments instead of the provisional agreementRequest for the amendments to the draft legislative act to be put to the voteThe LeftProvisional agreementA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Provisional agreement – Am 2Provisional agreement2committeeRCV473, 80, 27Draft legislative actText as a whole2 CP1committeeArticle 2, § 1, point 52 CP2committeeA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Article 2, § 1, point 5 – Am 5Article 2, § 1, point 55The LeftRCVA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Article 2, § 1, after point 7 – Am 4Article 2, § 1, after point 74The LeftRCVA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Article 2, § 1, after point 10 – Am 6Article 2, § 1, after point 106The LeftRCVA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Article 2, § 1, after point 10 – Am 7Article 2, § 1, after point 107The LeftRCVCommission proposalA9-0151/2024 – Nicolás González Casares – Commission proposalRCVRequests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendments 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Inclusion of the right to abortion in the EU Charter of Fundamental RightsMotions for resolutions: B9-0205/2024, B9-0207/2024, B9-0208/2024Motion for a resolution B9-0205/2024 (S&D, Renew, Verts/ALE, The Left, Members)B9-0205/2024 – § 1 – Am 14§ 114ECRRCV128, 395, 26After § 21PPEEV216, 327, 17After § 22PPEB9-0205/2024 – § 3 – Am 4§ 34IDRCV140, 401, 18§ 3§original textsplitB9-0205/2024 – § 3/1§ 3§original text1/RCV342, 188, 27B9-0205/2024 – § 3/2§ 3§original text2/RCV329, 171, 47B9-0205/2024 – After § 3 – Am 7After § 37IDRCV143, 393, 17B9-0205/2024 – After § 3 – Am 15After § 315ECRRCV128, 400, 29B9-0205/2024 – After § 4 – Am 16After § 416ECRRCV85, 407, 52B9-0205/2024 – § 5§ 5§original textRCV348, 170, 41B9-0205/2024 – After § 5 – Am 17After § 517ECRRCV136, 382, 39B9-0205/2024 – § 6 – Am 6D§ 66DIDRCV115, 406, 25§ 6§original textsplitB9-0205/2024 – § 6/1§ 6§original text1/RCV359, 131, 63B9-0205/2024 – § 6/2§ 6§original text2/RCV344, 139, 68B9-0205/2024 – § 8 – Am 5§ 85IDRCV129, 402, 27B9-0205/2024 – § 8§ 8§original textRCV336, 175, 42B9-0205/2024 – § 11§ 11§original textRCV348, 147, 56B9-0205/2024 – After § 11 – Am 9After § 119IDRCV139, 390, 25B9-0205/2024 – After § 12 – Am 8After § 128IDRCV119, 406, 26B9-0205/2024 – Citations – Am 3Citations3IDRCV117, 410, 25Recital A§original textsplitB9-0205/2024 – Recital A/1Recital A§original text1/RCV353, 138, 53Recital A§original text2B9-0205/2024 – After recital A – Am 10After recital A10ECRRCV150, 386, 14B9-0205/2024 – After recital A – Am 11After recital A11ECRRCV144, 395, 9B9-0205/2024 – After recital A – Am 12After recital A12ECRRCV143, 392, 14B9-0205/2024 – After recital A – Am 13After recital A13ECRRCV156, 394, 4Recital B§original textsplitRecital B§original text1B9-0205/2024 – Recital B/2Recital B§original text2/RCV304, 215, 28B9-0205/2024 – Recital PRecital P§original textRCV341, 131, 71Recital Q§original textsplitB9-0205/2024 – Recital Q/1Recital Q§original text1/RCV339, 110, 91B9-0205/2024 – Recital Q/2Recital Q§original text2/RCV40, 473, 35B9-0205/2024 – Recital NRecital N§original textRCV330, 164, 50B9-0205/2024 – Recital TRecital T§original textRCV319, 165, 59B9-0205/2024 – Recital URecital U§original textRCV329, 158, 58Motion for a resolution (as a whole)B9-0205/2024 – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV336, 163, 39Other motions for resolutionsB9-0207/2024ECRB9-0208/2024PPERequests for roll-call votesPPE:§§ 3, 6; recitals P, QVerts/ALE:final voteECR:Amendments 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17; §§ 3, 5, 6, 8, 11; recitals A (1st part), TID:Amendments 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; §§ 6, 8; recitals B (2nd part), N, T, URequests for split votesPPE:§ 3First partText as a whole without the words: ‘and to adopt its proposal included in its resolution of 22 November 2023 to add sexual and reproductive healthcare and the right to safe and legal abortion to the Charter’Second partthose wordsRecital QFirst partText as a whole without the words: ‘for five weeks, but fortunately this vote is now scheduled for 10 April 2024’Second partthose wordsECR:§ 6First part‘Urges the Member States to fully decriminalise abortion in line with the 2022 WHO guidelines, and to remove and combat obstacles to safe and legal abortion and access to SRHR’Second part‘calls on Poland and Malta to repeal their laws and other measures concerning bans and restrictions on abortion; urges the Polish authorities to prioritise legislative efforts to ensure full access to safe and legal abortion as soon as possible; urges the Maltese authorities to immediately decriminalise abortion and provide access to safe and legal abortion in line with the 2022 WHO guidelines;’Recital AFirst part‘whereas access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe and legal abortion care, constitutes a fundamental right; whereas the fulfilment of SRHR is essential in upholding human dignity and is intrinsically linked to combating sexual and gender-based violence’Second part‘and achieving gender equality and a wide range of other human rights such as a person’s right to life, health, privacy, security of the person, non-discrimination, equality before the law and freedom from torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment;’ID:Recital BFirst partText as a whole without the words: ‘and all persons who can be pregnant’Second partthose wordsAdditional informationLina Gálvez Muñoz had also supported motion for a resolution B9-0205/2024.