ANNEX RESULTS OF VOTES · 20. Report on financial crimes, tax evasion and tax avoidance Report: Jeppe Kofod and Luděk Niedermayer (A8-0170/2019) Subject Am No Author RCV etc. Vote

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ANNEX

RESULTS OF VOTES

Abbreviations and symbols

+ adopted- rejected↓ lapsedW withdrawnRCV (..., ..., ...) roll-call vote (for, against, abstentions)EV (..., ..., ...) electronic vote (for, against, abstentions)split split votesep separate voteam amendmentCA compromise amendmentCP corresponding partD deleting amendment= identical amendments§ paragraphart articlerec recitalMOT motion for resolutionJT MOT joint motion for a resolution38+ Members low threshold (at least 38 Members)76+ Members medium threshold (at least 76 Members)151+ Members high threshold (at least 151 Members)SEC secret ballot

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1. Request for the waiver of the immunity of Jørn Dohrmann

Report: Evelyn Regner (A8-0178/2019)

Subject RCV etc. Vote RCV/EV – remarks

Vote: proposal for a decision

+

2. Representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers ***I

Report: Geoffroy Didier (A8-0447/2018)


single vote RCV + 579, 33, 43

3. Protocol to the EU-Israel Euro-Mediterranean Agreement (accession of Croatia) ***

Recommendation: Cristian Dan Preda (A8-0164/2019)


Vote: consent procedure

RCV + 565, 44, 46

4. EU-Uzbekistan comprehensive agreement

Report: David McAllister (A8-0149/2019)


Approval without vote

5. Discontinuing seasonal changes of time***I

Report: Marita Ulvskog (A8-0169/2019)

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Subject Am No Author RCV etc.

Vote RCV/EV – remarks

Proposal to reject the Commission proposal


33=34=

EFDD38+ Members

EV - 228, 399, 24

Draft legislative act

Amendments by the committee responsible

– block vote

1-32 committee +

Vote: Commission proposal RCV + 410, 192, 51

6. Common rules for the internal market for electricity ***I

Report: Jerzy Buzek (A8-0044/2018)



Provisional agreement

Provisional agreement 200 committee RCV + 551, 72, 37

Commission statements

201 committee +

7. Internal market for electricity ***I

Report: Jerzy Buzek (A8-0042/2018)






188 committee +

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8. European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators ***I

Report: Morten Helveg Petersen (A8-0040/2018)





9. Risk-preparedness in the electricity sector ***I

Report: Flavio Zanonato (A8-0039/2018)





10. Labelling of tyres with respect to fuel efficiency and other essential parameters ***I

Report: Michał Boni (A8-0086/2019)



Amendments by the committee responsible

– block vote

1-1012

14-2023-28

3032-3537-38

4042

44-4547-4850-5254-57

committee +

Amendments by the 11 committee sep -

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36 committee sep -

39 committee RCV + 346, 313, 3

split

1 +

41 committee

2/EV - 302, 354, 3

committee responsible - separate vote

53 committee +

Article 3, § 1, point 7 62 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 316, 345, 1

21 committee RCV + 371, 258, 33Article 4, § 2

63 S&D, Verts/ALE

↓

22D committee RCV + 385, 274, 4Article 4, § 3

64 S&D, Verts/ALE

↓

split

1 +

Article 5 58 PPE

2 +

29D committee +Article 6, § 2

65 S&D, Verts/ALE

↓

31 committee EV + 372, 274, 16Article 6, § 7

66 S&D, Verts/ALE

↓

Article 11, after § 3 67 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 291, 362, 8

split

1/RCV - 316, 345, 3

2/RCV - 305, 353, 4

After article 11 68 S&D, Verts/ALE

3/RCV - 317, 335, 8

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Article 12, § 1, introductory part

69 S&D, Verts/ALE

-

Article 12, § 1, point c 70 S&D, Verts/ALE

-

After article 15Regulation (EC) No

661/2009Article 5, § 2, point o

71 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 311, 352, 2

72 S&D, Verts/ALE

-Article 17, § 2

43 committee EV + 365, 287, 9

74 S&D, Verts/ALE

-Annex I, part A, table

46 committee +

75 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 294, 353, 18Annex I, part B, point 2, table

49 committee +

Annex IV, § 1, after point g

73 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 313, 333, 17

Recital 21 59 S&D, Verts/ALE

-

60 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV - 302, 341, 21

split

1 +

13 committee

2 -

After recital 30

61 S&D, Verts/ALE

RCV ↓

Vote: Commission proposal RCV + 369, 273, 23

Requests for roll-call votesS&D: amendments 61, 62, 67, 68, 73Verts/ALE: amendments 21, 22, 39, 60, 71, 75

Requests for separate votes

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PPE: amendments 11, 36Verts/ALE: amendments 21, 22, 29, 31, 53

Requests for split votesPPE:amendment 13First part ‘Data on mileage and abrasion of tyres, once a suitable testing method is available,

will be a beneficial tool informing consumers about the durability, lifetime and the unintended release of microplastics of their purchased tyre. Mileage information would also enable consumers to make an informed choice with regard to tyres with a longer lifetime, which would help protect the environment, and at the same time allow them to estimate the operating costs of the tyres over a longer period. Therefore, mileage and abrasion performance data should be added to the label when a relevant, meaningful and reproducible testing method becomes available for the application of this Regulation. Research and development of new technologies in that field should continue.’

Second part ‘An indication of mileage and tyre abrasion would be a fundamental change to the label and should therefore be made in the next revision of this Regulation.’

Verts/ALE:amendment 41First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘shall assess the requirements to introduce new

tyre classes, a new label format or new tyre parameters, in particular for mileage and abrasion, provided suitable testing methods are available, and’

Second part those words

amendment 58First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘with the exception of the measured technical

parameters of the model’ (both in § 1 and 2)Second part those words

amendment 68First part ‘1. The Commission shall adopt, by 1 June 2023, delegated acts in accordance with

Article 12 in order to supplement this Regulation by introducing parameters and information requirements for the abrasion of tyres.’

Second part ‘2. The Commission shall adopt, by 1 January 2025, delegated acts in accordance with Article 12 in order to supplement this Regulation by introducing parameters and information requirements for the mileage of tyres.’

Third part ‘3. The Commission shall request the standardisation organisations to develop harmonised test methods for the measurement of tyre abrasion and of tyre mileage, and investigate consumer understanding of these parameters.’

11. Copyright in the Digital Single Market ***I

Report: Axel Voss (A8-0245/2018)




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266 EFDD RCV - 181, 443, 32



Commission statement 272 committee +

Draft legislative act

Text as a whole 271CP1

committee ↓

267D=270D=

EFDD38+ Members

RCV ↓Article 11

271CP2

committee ↓

257D=265D=268D=269D=

GUE/NGL38+ Members

EFDD38+ Members

RCV ↓

271CP3

committee ↓

Article 13

260 GUE/NGL RCV ↓

After Article 17 261 GUE/NGL RCV ↓

After recital 2 253 GUE/NGL ↓

254 GUE/NGL ↓After recital 3

255 GUE/NGL ↓

Recital 24 271CP4

committee ↓

256 GUE/NGL ↓Recital 35

271CP5

committee ↓

262D 38+ Members ↓Recital 37

271CP6

committee ↓

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263D 38+ Members ↓Recital 38

258 GUE/NGL ↓

Recital 39 264D 38+ Members ↓

After recital 45 259 GUE/NGL ↓

Vote: Commission proposal RCV ↓

Requests for roll-call votesEFDD: amendments 266, 267, 268GUE/NGL: amendments 260, 261

Requests for separate votesGUE/NGL: recital 35 of amendment 271

12. Contracts for the supply of digital content and digital services ***I

Report: Evelyne Gebhardt and Axel Voss (A8-0375/2017)





13. Contracts for the sale of goods ***I

Report: Pascal Arimont (A8-0043/2018)





14. Fishing in the GFCM (General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean) Agreement area ***I

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Report: Linnéa Engström (A8-0381/2018)






21 committee +

15. Alignment of reporting obligations in the field of environment policy ***I

Report: Adina-Ioana Vălean (A8-0324/2018)





16. Special rules regarding maximum length in case of cabs ***I

Report: Karima Delli (A8-0042/2019)





17. Low carbon benchmarks and positive carbon impact benchmarks ***I

Report: Neena Gill (A8-0483/2018)




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18. Specific provisions for the European territorial cooperation goal (Interreg) ***I

Report: Pascal Arimont (A8-0470/2018)


closure of first reading +

19. Fundamental rights of people of African descent

Motion for a resolution: B8-0212/2019



Motion for a resolution B8-0212/2019(LIBE committee)

§ 8 1 GUE/NGL RCV - 106, 529, 22

§ 11 2 GUE/NGL -

Vote: resolution (text as a whole) RCV + 535, 80, 44

Requests for roll-call votesGUE/NGL: amendment 1; final vote

20. Report on financial crimes, tax evasion and tax avoidance

Report: Jeppe Kofod and Luděk Niedermayer (A8-0170/2019)



After § 1 56 GUE/NGL -

After § 3 1 EFDD RCV - 121, 477, 60


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§ 8 51D EFDD RCV - 56, 603, 4

58 GUE/NGL RCV - 163, 487, 7After § 8

59 GUE/NGL -

60 GUE/NGL RCV - 298, 353, 11After § 12

61 GUE/NGL RCV - 267, 370, 23

85 S&D -After § 16

86 S&D +

After § 22 87 S&D +

After § 29 88 S&D EV - 305, 332, 22

split

1/RCV + 610, 42, 2

2/RCV + 506, 140, 11

3/RCV + 503, 133, 18

§ 35 § original text

4/RCV - 287, 341, 30


§ 36 89 S&D -

63 GUE/NGL -After § 36

64 GUE/NGL -

§ 39 5 PPE, S&D +

split

1 +


2 +


split

1/RCV + 326, 307, 28


2/RCV + 506, 122, 32

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After § 55 24 Verts/ALE RCV + 569, 76, 13

§ 60 § original text RCV + 489, 132, 34


split

1 +

2 +


3 +

split

1 +


2 +

§ 67 § original text sep +

split

1 +


2 +

25 Verts/ALE RCV - 150, 329, 183

6 PPE, S&D +

§ 69

§ original text RCV ↓

26 Verts/ALE RCV - 251, 264, 140

7 PPE, S&D +

§ 71


split

1 +


2 +


27 Verts/ALE RCV - 287, 342, 28§ 75

§ original text split

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1 +

2 +

split

1 +


2 +

§ 79 28 Verts/ALE, S&D

RCV - 273, 371, 16

split

1 +

After § 79 29 Verts/ALE, S&D

2/RCV - 269, 335, 53


8 PPE, S&D +§ 81

§ original text sep ↓

83 § original text sep/EV + 346, 236, 74

§ 86 90 S&D RCV - 256, 325, 77

split

1 +


2 +

After § 106 66 GUE/NGL RCV + 399, 249, 12

After § 113 91 S&D EV + 326, 259, 65

After § 114 2 EFDD EV + 334, 248, 72

67 GUE/NGL EV + 326, 318, 11After § 115

68 GUE/NGL EV - 170, 464, 14

30 Verts/ALE RCV + 466, 163, 33

31 Verts/ALE RCV + 450, 171, 36

After § 117

69 GUE/NGL -

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split

1/RCV + 571, 84, 4


2/RCV + 482, 160, 14


split

1 +


2 +

9 PPE, S&D +§ 211

34 Verts/ALE +


§ 216 92 S&D +

§ 219 § original text sep/EV - 198, 451, 5

10 PPE, S&D +After § 223

97 ECR -

§ 235 93 S&D EV + 584, 45, 22


RCV + 354, 283, 20


§ 258 36 Verts/ALE RCV - 285, 361, 10

split

1 +


2/EV + 363, 270, 23

§ 281 11 PPE, S&D +


71 GUE/NGL -

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72 GUE/NGL -

37 Verts/ALE -

73 GUE/NGL -

After § 283

74 GUE/NGL -

After § 286 98 ECR -

§ 287 52D EFDD RCV - 53, 585, 23

After § 288 38 Verts/ALE, S&D

-


76 GUE/NGL RCV - 213, 421, 25

§ 297 39 Verts/ALE -

§ 298 12 PPE, S&D +

split

1 -

77 GUE/NGL

2/EV + 355, 226, 76

78 GUE/NGL -

After § 298

79 GUE/NGL RCV + 330, 310, 18


After § 302 40 Verts/ALE -

§ 303 94 S&D RCV + 317, 302, 30

21 PPE, S&D, Verts/ALE, GUE/NGL

+


+

After § 304


+

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§ 306 13 PPE, S&D +

After § 307 14 PPE, S&D +

§ 310 95 S&D EV + 321, 260, 75

split

1/RCV + 539, 85, 28

96 S&D

2/RCV + 408, 205, 37

15 PPE, S&D ↓

41 Verts/ALE ↓

split

1/RCV ↓

§ 312

§ original text

2/RCV ↓

42 Verts/ALE -§ 313

16 PPE, S&D +

§ 320 17 PPE, S&D +

After § 325 81 GUE/NGL EV - 265, 382, 7

split

1 +


2 +

After § 328 43 Verts/ALE +

split

1 +


2 +

After § 333 82 GUE/NGL EV - 285, 285, 82



§ 355 44 Verts/ALE RCV - 308, 346, 2

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§ 370 45 Verts/ALE EV + 472, 165, 19

After § 377 46 Verts/ALE +

§ 380 47 Verts/ALE +

§ 387 48 Verts/ALE RCV - 291, 354, 14

§ 400 53D EFDD RCV - 313, 334, 9

§ 401 § original text RCV - 278, 360, 16

§ 404 54D EFDD RCV - 64, 524, 67

§ 405 55D EFDD RCV - 53, 536, 68

49 Verts/ALE -§ 407

§ original text RCV + 456, 191, 11

After § 407 18 GUE/NGL RCV - 144, 493, 20




RCV + 319, 317, 23

Citation 23 3 PPE, S&D +

After citation 25 4 PPE, S&D +


+After citation 30


+


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Requests for roll-call votesECR §§ 35, 60, 407, 408, 409EFDD: amendments 1, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55PPE: amendments 51, 52, 54, 55, 90, 123, 312Verts/ALE: amendments 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 36, 44, 48, 50S&D: §§ 63, 69, 71, 73, 80, 214, 359, 368, 401, 408; amendments 28, 29 (2nd part), 35, 50,

51, 53, 94, 96 (1st and 2nd parts)GUE/NGL: §§ 52, 345, 408; amendments 18, 58, 60, 61, 66, 76, 79

Requests for separate votesECR §§ 60, 407, 408, 409ALDE: §§ 67, 69, 71, 73, 80, 81, 359PPE: §§ 63, 83, 214, 219, 359, 368, 401, 408GUE/NGL: §§ 250, 347

Requests for split votesALDE:§ 41First part ‘Points out that some countries have recently adopted unilateral countermeasures

against harmful tax practices (such as the UK’s Diverted Profits Tax and the Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income (GILTI) provisions of the US tax reform) to ensure that the foreign income of MNEs is duly taxed at a minimum effective tax rate in the parent’s country of residence; calls for an EU assessment of these measures; notes that, in contrast to these unilateral measures, the EU generally promotes multilateral and consensual solutions to deal with a fair allocation of taxing rights; stresses that, for example, the EU prioritises a global solution for taxing the digital sector,’

Second part ‘but is nevertheless proposing an EU Digital Services Tax (DST) as global discussions have been progressing slowly’

§ 64First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘‘creating a non level playing field and putting

traditional companies at a disadvantage’’ and ‘notes that digital businesses models in the EU face a lower effective average tax burden than traditional business models’

Second part ‘creating a non level playing field and putting traditional companies at a disadvantage’

Third part ‘notes that digital businesses models in the EU face a lower effective average tax burden than traditional business models’

§ 65First part ‘Points out, in this context, the gradual shift from tangible production to intangible

assets in the value chains of MNEs, as reflected in the relative rates of growth over the last five years of royalties and licensing fee receipts (almost 5 %annually) compared with trade in goods and foreign direct investment (FDI) (less than 1 % annually);’

Second part ‘deplores the fact that digital businesses pay almost no taxes in some Member States despite their significant digital presence and large revenues in those Member States;’

§ 68First part ‘Notes the leading role played by the Commission and some Member States in the

global debate on the taxation of the digitalised economy; encourages the Member States to continue their proactive work at OECD and UN level, especially via the process introduced by the Inclusive Framework on BEPS in its Policy Note;’

Second part ‘recalls, however, that the EU should not wait for a global solution and must act immediately;’

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§ 72First part ‘Understands that the so-called interim solution is not optimal;’Second part ‘believes that it will help speed up the search for a better solution at global level,

while levelling the playing field in local markets to some extent; calls on the EU Member States to discuss, adopt and implement the long-term solution concerning the taxation of the digital economy (on significant digital presence) as soon as possible in order for the EU to remain a trendsetter at global level; stresses that the long-term solution proposed by the Commission should serve as a basis for further work at international level;’

§ 75First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘which translates into minimum effective

taxation’Second part those words

§ 77First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘notes that traditional sectors pay on average

an effective corporate tax rate of 23 %, while the digital sector pays about 9.5 %’Second part those words

PPE:§ 52First part ‘Calls for these new tax indicators for the European Semester to be given the same

status as the indicators relating to expenditure control;’Second part ‘underlines the benefit of providing the European Semester with this tax dimension,

as it will make it possible to tackle certain harmful tax practices that had not thus far been tackled through the ATAD Directive and other existing European regulations;’

§ 123First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘that’ and ‘can only to a limited extent be

explained by real economic activities taking place in these Member States’Second part ‘that’ and ‘can only to a limited extent be explained by real economic activities

taking place in these Member States’

§ 263First part ‘Underscores the problem of money laundering through investment in real estate in

European cities through foreign shell companies; recalls that the Commission should assess the necessity and proportionality of harmonising the information in the land and real estate registers and assess the need for the interconnection of those registers; calls on the Commission to accompany the report with a legislative proposal, if appropriate;’

Second part ‘takes the view that Member States should have publicly accessible information in place on the ultimate beneficial ownership of land and real estate;’

§ 312First part ‘Recalls that the Commission has criticised seven Member States – Belgium,

Cyprus, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands – for shortcomings in their tax systems that facilitate aggressive tax planning, arguing that they undermine the integrity of the European single market;’

Second part ‘takes the view that these jurisdictions can also be regarded as facilitating aggressive tax planning globally;’

S&D:amendment 77

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First part ‘Notes the Council’s recent addition of 10 jurisdictions (Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Dominica, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Oman, the United Arab Emirates and Vanuatu) to the five jurisdictions that were already listed as non-cooperative for tax purposes (American Samoa, Guam, Samoa, Trinidad and Tobago, and the US Virgin Islands);’

Second part ‘notes the addition of two other jurisdictions to the grey list (Australia and Costa Rica);’

amendment 29First part ‘Believes that the global coordination on the tax base as a result of the OECD/BEPS

project should be accompanied by better coordination on tax rates in an effort to achieve improved efficiency;’

Second part ‘calls on the Member States to work with the Commission in order to determine a fair level of minimum effective taxation at EU level and to promote such a standard at global level; believes that this level of taxation should not be set below 18 % of corporate net profits;’

amendment 96First part ‘Recalls that the Commission has criticised seven Member States151 – Belgium,

Cyprus, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands – for shortcomings in their tax systems that facilitate aggressive tax planning, arguing that they undermine the integrity of the European single market; takes the view that these jurisdictions can also be regarded as facilitating aggressive tax planning globally; highlights that the Commission has acknowledged that some of the aforementioned Member States have taken measures to improve their tax systems to address the Commission’s criticism’

Second part ‘notes that a recent research study has identified five EU Member States as corporate tax havens: Cyprus, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands; stresses that the criteria and methodology used to select those Member States included a comprehensive assessment of their harmful tax practices, measures that facilitate aggressive tax planning and distortion of economic flows based on Eurostat data, which included a combination of high inward and outward foreign direct investment, royalties, interests and dividend flows; calls on the Commission to currently regard at least these five Member States as EU tax havens until substantial tax reforms are implemented;’

GUE/NGL:§ 106First part ‘Recalls that public CBCR is one of the key measures to create greater transparency

on tax information of companies; stresses that the proposal for public CBCR by certain undertakings and branches was submitted to the co-legislators just after the Panama Papers scandal on 12 April 2016, and that Parliament adopted its position on it on 4 July 2017; recalls that it called for an enlargement of the scope of reporting’

Second part ‘and protection of commercially sensitive information with due regard to the competitiveness of EU enterprises;’

§ 209First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘, inspired by the US Global Magnitsky Act’Second part those words

§ 326

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First part ‘Believes that supporting developing countries in combating tax evasion and aggressive tax planning, as well as corruption and secrecy that facilitate illicit financial flows, is of the utmost importance for strengthening policy coherence for development in the EU and improving developing countries’ tax capacities and ability to mobilise their own resources for sustainable economic development;’

Second part ‘stresses the need to increase the share of financial and technical assistance to the tax administrations of developing countries, so as to create stable and modern legal taxation frameworks;’

§ 333First part ‘Recalls that public development aid targeting poverty reduction should be directed

to a greater extent towards the implementation of an appropriate regulatory framework and the bolstering of tax administrations and institutions responsible for fighting illicit financial flows;’

Second part ‘calls for this aid to be provided in the form of technical expertise in relation to resource management, financial information and anti-corruption rules; calls for this aid to also favour regional cooperation against tax fraud, tax evasion, ATP and money laundering; stresses that this aid should include support to civil society and media in developing countries to ensure public scrutiny over domestic tax policies;’

ECR, S&D, GUE/NGL:§ 35First part ‘Recalls that taxes must be paid in the jurisdictions where the actual substantive and

genuine economic activity and value creation take place or, in the case of indirect taxation, where consumption takes place;’

Second part ‘highlights that this can be achieved by adopting the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB) in the EU with an appropriate and fair distribution,’

Third part ‘incorporating among other things all tangible and intangible assets;’ without ‘and intangible’

Fourth part ‘and intangible’

21. EU-Switzerland Institutional Framework Agreement

Report: Doru-Claudian Frunzulică (A8-0147/2019)



§ 1, after point g 1 EFDD RCV - 190, 443, 15

3 Verts/ALE RCV - 264, 352, 30

split

1 +

§ 1, point m

§ original text

2/EV + 330, 303, 16

Recital K 2 S&D +

Vote: recommendation (as a whole) RCV + 393, 132, 81

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Requests for roll-call votesVerts/ALE: amendment 3EFDD: amendment 1

Requests for split votesS&D, Verts/ALE:§ 1, point mFirst part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘expresses regret at the disproportionate one-

sided ‘flanking measures’ of Switzerland, which have been in force since 2004; invites Switzerland, which considers that the flanking measures are important, to seek a solution which is fully compatible with the relevant EU instruments;’

Second part those words

22. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - Commission and executive agencies

Report: Inés Ayala Sender (A8-0110/2019)



Decision on discharge

Vote: decision (text as a whole) RCV + 349, 158, 3

Motion for a resolution

After § 20 4 EFDD -

After § 24 14 S&D EV + 303, 204, 17

§ 34 1 PPE +

After § 34 15 S&D +

§ 39 2 Verts/ALE RCV + 290, 227, 27



split

1 +


2 -

split§ 143 5 EFDD

1/EV - 258, 320, 7

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2 ↓

§ 165 6 EFDD -

After subheading 31 27 S&D EV + 343, 242, 14

22 S&D +

23 S&D +

24 S&D +

25 S&D EV + 286, 241, 80

After § 180

26 S&D +

§ 182 3 Verts/ALE RCV + 404, 161, 47

§ 183 12 GUE/NGL EV - 151, 399, 70

After § 182 7 EFDD RCV - 100, 371, 144

§ 184 9 ENF RCV - 94, 418, 107

After § 184 28 GUE/NGL RCV + 313, 246, 67

10 ALDE EV - 268, 320, 41

split

1/EV + 421, 203, 2

After § 194

11 ALDE

2 -

After § 196 8 EFDD +

§ 201 16 S&D +

§ 228 17 S&D EV + 364, 262, 6

§ 230 18 S&D +

§ 231 19 S&D +

§ 243 13 GUE/NGL -

§ 256 20 S&D +

After § 256 21 S&D +

After § 258 29 S&D RCV + 348, 225, 58

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Requests for roll-call votesVerts/ALE: amendments 2, 3EFDD: vote on decision; amendment 7 (resolution)ENF: amendments 9, 28S&D: amendment 29

Requests for separate votesS&D: §§ 83, 85, 228, 232

Requests for split votesS&D:amendment 5First part ‘Stresses that DG CLIMA and DG BUDG monitor the 20 % climate mainstreaming

target in the Multiannual Financial Framework, and that DG CLIMA supports other DGs in integrating climate in their activities; regrets that in 2017, only 19,3 % of the Union budget was spent on climate-related activities, and that it is estimated that the average for the period 2014-2020 will only be 18,8 %; notes with concern that expenditure has failed to comply with the parameter requiring 20% to be allocated to climate action and calls for a strong commitment by the Commission to support environmental and climate action,’

Second part ‘especially in the agricultural sector;’

amendment 11First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘performed by an independent party’Second part those words

§ 120First part Text as a whole excluding the word: ‘promptly’Second part this word

MiscellaneousThe vote on the decision on the discharge covered the closure of accounts (see Annex IV, Article 5(1) of the Rules of Procedure).The vote on the decision on the discharge 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)).

23. Discharge 2017: Court of Auditors' special reports in the context of the 2017 Commission discharge

Report: Inés Ayala Sender (A8-0088/2019)




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§ 38 1D PPE, S&D EV + 400, 215, 19

§ 39 2D PPE, S&D +

§ 40 3D PPE, S&D +

§ 42 4D PPE, S&D EV + 319, 294, 14

§ 43 5D PPE, S&D EV - 296, 315, 17

§ 44 6D PPE, S&D EV + 349, 275, 4

§ 54 7D PPE, S&D +

§ 57 8D PPE -

§ 58 9D PPE -

§ 59 10D PPE -

§ 60 11D PPE, S&D EV + 330, 294, 10

§ 61 12D PPE, S&D EV + 327, 289, 11

§ 62 13D PPE, S&D +

§ 65 14D PPE, S&D +

§ 67 15D PPE, S&D +

§ 68 16D PPE, S&D +

§ 69 17D PPE -

§ 70 18D PPE, S&D EV + 337, 280, 21

§ 71 19D PPE, S&D +

§ 72 20D PPE, S&D +

§ 200 21D PPE, S&D +

§ 201 22D PPE EV + 338, 268, 33

§ 202 23D PPE, S&D +

§ 203 24D PPE, S&D +


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24. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th EDFs

Report: Marco Valli (A8-0107/2019)




Vote: decision (text as a whole) +


§ 31 1D EFDD -


MiscellaneousThe vote on the decision on the discharge covered the closure of accounts (see Annex IV, Article 5(1) of the Rules of Procedure).

25. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Parliament

Report: Claudia Schmidt (A8-0108/2019)




Vote: decision (text as a whole) RCV + 485, 139, 8


split

1/RCV - 216, 409, 14

§ 1 14 EFDD

2/RCV - 185, 433, 10

After § 3 15 EFDD RCV - 141, 460, 31

§ 29 1 Verts/ALE RCV + 371, 262, 5

2 Verts/ALE -

split

§ 36

§ original text

1 +

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2/EV + 322, 297, 17

§ 38 34 ENF RCV - 113, 451, 64

After § 38 23 GUE/NGL RCV - 296, 318, 20

split

1/RCV + 416, 192, 31

16 EFDD

2/RCV + 411, 205, 15

§ 39








§ 54 35 ENF RCV - 107, 478, 55

split

1/RCV + 412, 190, 36

After § 54 24 GUE/NGL

2/RCV - 170, 408, 42

After § 55 36 ENF RCV - 139, 477, 18


§ 62 37 ENF RCV - 73, 527, 37

After § 66 32 S&D RCV + 595, 13, 23


§ 72 3 Verts/ALE +

§ 78 46 S&D, Verts/ALE, GUE/NGL

RCV + 375, 210, 46

§ 80 § original text split

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1 +

2 -

After § 80 25 GUE/NGL RCV - 167, 441, 27

§ 85 § original text sep -



§ 88 § original text sep/EV + 388, 249, 3

split

1 +


2/EV - 308, 320, 5



RCV + 393, 221, 22

§ 99 44 S&D RCV - 260, 284, 87

After § 100 38 ENF -

After § 106 4 Verts/ALE RCV - 301, 306, 30

§ 107, introductory part

31 ALDE EV + 313, 291, 28

split

1 +

2/EV + 347, 270, 15

3 +


4 +

5 Verts/ALE RCV + 374, 246, 16

split

1/RCV + 332, 256, 41

After § 107

6 Verts/ALE

2/RCV + 327, 251, 42

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3/RCV + 322, 244, 59

7 Verts/ALE RCV + 428, 191, 16

8 Verts/ALE RCV - 250, 346, 33

26 GUE/NGL RCV + 339, 260, 29

19 EFDD RCV - 239, 360, 32

split

1/RCV + 510, 64, 54

§ 109

§ original text

2/RCV + 363, 186, 83

After § 109 20 EFDD RCV - 99, 458, 76







10 Verts/ALE -

11 Verts/ALE -

12 Verts/ALE EV + 436, 186, 17

After § 133

13 Verts/ALE EV - 284, 326, 22

39 ENF RCV - 138, 452, 42After § 144

30rev S&D RCV + 414, 192, 23

After § 145 21 EFDD RCV - 157, 436, 42

§ 147 27 GUE/NGL RCV ↓

After § 149, title 28 GUE/NGL EV - 237, 349, 53

22 EFDD -After § 149

29 GUE/NGL RCV + 297, 260, 78

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Requests for roll-call votesENF: amendments 24, 25, 29, 30, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39EFDD: vote on decision; amendments 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21Verts/ALE: amendments 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8GUE/NGL: amendments 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 46PPE: §§ 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 109S&D: amendments 30, 32, 33, 44, 46

Requests for separate votesPPE: §§ 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 48, 56, 85, 86, 87, 88S&D: §§ 110, 112, 113, 115, 116, 117

Requests for split votesVerts/ALE:amendment 6First part ‘– a 5% sample checks of the GEA spending by the European Parliament's internal

auditing; the final results and the findings should be part of the annual internal audit report published by the European Parliament;’

Second part ‘– the need for Members to publish, on an annual basis, an overview of their expenditures by category (communication costs, office rental, office supplies, etc.);’

Third part ‘– the admission of an independent auditor in charge of the annual check of the accounts and the publication of an auditor’s opinion;’

amendment 14First part ‘Deplores the fact that Parliament's final appropriations for 2017 totalled EUR 1 909

590 000, or 19,25 % of heading V of the Multiannual Financial Framework9 set aside for the 2017 administrative expenditure of the Union institutions as a whole, representing an increase of no less than 3.9% over the 2016 budget (EUR 1 838 613 983); deplores the fact that Parliament's budget has increased steadily year on year during the current parliamentary term, reaching a total of no less than EUR 1 999 144 000 for the financial year 2019;’

Second part ‘calls, therefore, for Parliament to set as the main objective for its own budget that of curbing its own costs as much as possible and seeking significant savings, in order to send out a message of solidarity with EU citizens;’

amendment 16First part ‘Still strongly regrets that, despite repeated calls from the Parliament to establish a

single seat, and the fact that citizens of the Union do not understand why the Parliament should divide its activities over two seats, so far the European Council has not even begun a discussion on how to meet Parliament´s requests in this respect; recalls the Court’s 2014 analysis which estimated annual savings of EUR 114 million were Parliament to centralise its operations; recalls the Parliament’s 2013 resolution10 which estimated the costs of the geographic dispersion of the Parliament to range from EUR 156 million to EUR 204 million per year; deplores the fact that over a single parliamentary term the costs generated by Parliament's geographic dispersion can amount to as much as EUR 1 billion and voices opposition to the multiannual building projects intended to increase the office space available to Members in both Strasbourg and Brussels; calls, therefore, for practical steps to be taken quickly to establish a single seat for Parliament,’

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Second part ‘in order to prevent any further waste of public money;’

PPE:§ 36First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘with appreciation’Second part those words

§ 91First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘notes that the building is due to be completed

over six years late and EUR 115 million over budget’Second part those words

§ 109First part ‘Recalls that, in a note to the Bureau dated 8 March 2018, the Parliament’s

Secretary-General accepted that the pension fund linked to the Members’ voluntary pension scheme “will exhaust its capital well before the end of the pension obligations and possibly already by 2024”; calls therefore upon the Secretary-General and the Bureau, while respecting fully the Statute for Members, to urgently establish a clear plan for the Parliament assuming and taking over its obligations and responsibilities for its Member’s voluntary pension scheme’

Second part ‘immediately after the 2019 elections;’

S&D:amendment 24First part ‘Regrets that documents relating to the tender procedure of the House of European

History in January 2019 were not made available; expresses its deep concerns regarding the requirements for the new tender; calls on the Secretary-General to inform the Budgetary Control Committee on the outcome of the tender; stresses that irrespective of the outcome of the tender the EXPO crew members must be treated better in the following areas: their working hours must be predictable, there must be a decent leave arrangement, proper attire must be provided;’

Second part ‘furthermore, calls on the Bureau to continue the dialogue with the local authorities to see how the latter can contribute to the financing of the House of European History;’

§ 80First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘regrets that in certain cities, such as Paris,

locations were selected on the most expensive streets without proper justification’Second part those words

§ 107First part Text as a whole excluding the words: ‘regrets, however, that the only decision taken

by the Bureau relates to a non-exhaustive list of eligible expenses;’ ‘calls for Members to be fully accountable for their spending under this allowance;’ and ‘(which requires, inter alia, an exhaustive list of eligible expenses)’

Second part ‘regrets, however, that the only decision taken by the Bureau relates to a non-exhaustive list of eligible expenses;’

Third part ‘calls for Members to be fully accountable for their spending under this allowance;’Fourth part ‘(which requires, inter alia, an exhaustive list of eligible expenses)’

MiscellaneousAmendment 9 had been withdrawn.Amendments 40, 41, 42, 43 and 45 had been cancelled.

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26. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Council and Council

Report: Arndt Kohn (A8-0096/2019)


Decision to postpone discharge

Vote: decision (text as a whole)

+


Vote: resolution (text as a whole)

RCV + 588, 29, 14

MiscellaneousDischarge and closure of the accounts was postponed (see Annex V, Article 5(1)(b) of the Rules of Procedure).

27. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Court of Justice





+



RCV + 518, 107, 11

28. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Court of Auditors





+

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RCV + 519, 94, 24

29. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Economic and Social Committee







§ 3 1 EFDD -

split

1 +


2 -


Requests for split votesS&D:§ 9First part ‘Welcomes the inter-institutional administrative cooperation with Parliament and the

mid-term evaluation results on the implementation of the cooperation agreement between the Committee and the Committee of the Regions, which highlights the successful implementation of several measures; notes that in the context of a redeployment exercise, the Committee has already moved 16 posts from the directorate for translation to its own services and that remaining moves will happen progressively; notes the calculation of the budgetary savings made by the Committee and the Committee of the Regions through this inter-institutional cooperation, such as the savings, inter alia, in infrastructure costs amounting to EUR 12,5 million, in IT costs amounting to EUR 5 million, or in security staff costs amounting to EUR 500 000; calls on the Committee and the Committee of the Regions to continue to improve this inter-institutional cooperation in order to achieve further savings’

Second part ‘and thus reduce the budgets of the respective institutions;’

30. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - Committee of the Regions

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§ 3 2 EFDD -

§ 12 4 GUE/NGL +

§ 16 3 EFDD -

§ 37 1 Verts/ALE RCV - 174, 392, 73


Requests for roll-call votesVerts/ALE: amendment 1

31. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European External Action Service







§ 10 1 EFDD -

split

1 +


2 +

§ 45 2 EFDD -


Requests for split votesS&D:

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§ 32First part ‘Calls for the creation of an institute dedicated to the education of future European

diplomats’Second part ‘and suggests to study the possibility by the pertaining authorities of using the

facilities of the European Parliament in Strasbourg to house this diplomatic institute;’

32. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Ombudsman







§ 11 1 GUE/NGL EV + 315, 307, 16


33. Discharge 2017: EU general budget - European Data Protection Supervisor





+



RCV + 508, 126, 2

34. Discharge 2017: Performance, financial management and control of EU agencies

Report: Petri Sarvamaa (A8-0140/2019)

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split

1 +


2 +

split

1/RCV + 374, 196, 64

After § 21 7 GUE/NGL

2/RCV - 185, 353, 87




1 ECR -§ 41

6 EFDD -


Requests for roll-call votesGUE/NGL: amendment 7

Requests for split votesS&D:§ 17First part ‘Emphasizes to take into account the efficiency when (re)locating agencies in

Member States;’Second part ‘expresses its disappointment with the outcome in this respect of the IIWG on

decentralised agencies, as no specific proposals were developed to merge or co-locate agencies concentrating on related policy fields; urges the Commission to submit without delay an evaluation of agencies with multiple locations, as recommended by the IIWG, as well as proposals for possible mergers, closures and/or transfers of tasks to the Commission, on the basis of a careful in-depth analysis and using clear and transparent criteria, as was envisaged in the IIWG’s terms of reference but which was never properly examined owing to a lack of proposals to that effect from the Commission;’

amendment 7

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First part ‘Emphasises that the IIWG2 also examined the EASA pilot case for fee-financed agencies; states that even if agencies are fully fee-funded, they are still fully accountable to the discharge authority considering the reputational risks involved; emphasises that fee-funding has advantages and disadvantages; stresses that fee-funding could lead to conflicts of interest, an unpredictable flow of income and that there is a need for good quality indicators;’

Second part ‘urges the Commission to examine the advantages and disadvantages of fee-funding as opposed to fees being paid directly to the Commission and the agencies being provided with a regular subsidy from the EU budget in return;’

35. Discharge 2017: Agency for Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER)





+



RCV + 509, 122, 2


36. Discharge 2017: Office of the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC)





+



RCV + 507, 124, 5

Miscellaneous

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The vote on the decision on the discharge covered the closure of accounts (see Annex IV, Article 5(1) of the Rules of Procedure).

37. Discharge 2017: Translation Centre for the Bodies of the European Union (CdT)







split

1 +

2 +


3 +


Requests for split votesS&D:§ 18First part ‘Notes that, although the Centre is not fee financed, it depends on revenue received

from its clients, who are represented on the Centre’s management board, and that there is therefore a risk of conflicts of interests regarding the pricing of the Centre’s products’

Second part ‘which could be solved if the Commission collected the fees on behalf of the Centre’s clients and would prompt the Centre to be mainly funded from the Union budget;’

Third part ‘calls on the Centre to report to the discharge authority on measures taken in order to mitigate such a risk;’


38. Discharge 2017: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop)


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+



RCV + 497, 124, 9


39. Discharge 2017: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL)





+



RCV + 510, 118, 5


40. Discharge 2017: European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)





+

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RCV + 506, 107, 19


41. Discharge 2017: European Asylum Support Office (EASO)



Decision to postpone discharge


+



RCV + 597, 20, 15

MiscellaneousDischarge and closure of the accounts was postponed (see Annex IV, Article 5(1)(b) of the Rules of Procedure).

42. Discharge 2017: European Banking Authority (EBA)





+



RCV + 490, 119, 20

Miscellaneous

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43. Discharge 2017: European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)





+



RCV + 510, 116, 7


44. Discharge 2017: European Chemical Agency (ECHA)







split

1 +


2/EV - 293, 332, 8


Requests for split votesS&D:§ 5

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First part ‘Notes that the fees paid by industry vary substantially year by year, which complicates budget planning and that fees paid with regard to one regulation can only be used in that section of the Agency’s budget, which can mean surplus in one section and deficit in other sections of its budget; asks the Commission to propose measures ensuring more balanced financing of the activities related to all regulations that the Agency implements;’

Second part ‘recommends that it be considered whether collected fees could be transferred to the Union budget while the Agency would be fully financed by the Union budget through one subsidy amount covering all regulations that the Agency implements;’


45. Discharge 2017: European Environment Agency (EEA)







§ 12 1 PPE +



46. Discharge 2017: European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA)





+


Vote: resolution (text RCV + 497, 133, 3

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as a whole)


47. Discharge 2017: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)









Requests for roll-call votesVerts/ALE: amendment 1


48. Discharge 2017: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE)







After § 14 1 PPE, S&D +

After § 16 3 GUE/NGL EV + 281, 258, 92

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§ 17 2 PPE +



49. Discharge 2017: European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA)





+



RCV + 507, 126, 2


50. Discharge 2017: European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT)





+



RCV + 508, 118, 9

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51. Discharge 2017: European Medicines Agency (EMA)







§ 25 2 EFDD -

After § 25 1 PPE +



52. Discharge 2017: European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA)





+



RCV + 513, 121, 2


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53. Discharge 2017: European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA)





+



RCV + 495, 120, 11


54. Discharge 2017: European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)





+



RCV + 494, 127, 13


55. Discharge 2017: European Union Agency for Railways (ERA)





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§ 4 1D PPE EV + 363, 244, 28



56. Discharge 2017: European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)





+



RCV + 488, 116, 23


57. Discharge 2017: European Training Foundation (ETF)





+


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RCV + 512, 120, 2


58. Discharge 2017: European Agency for the operational management of large-scale IT Systems in the area of freedom, security and justice (EU-LISA)





+



RCV + 496, 107, 35


59. Discharge 2017: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA)





+



RCV + 501, 127, 5

Miscellaneous

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60. Discharge 2017: Euratom Supply Agency (ESA)





+



RCV + 510, 107, 13


61. Discharge 2017: European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound)





+



RCV + 496, 128, 5


62. Discharge 2017: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit (Eurojust)


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+



RCV + 507, 105, 21


63. Discharge 2017: European Police Office (Europol)









Requests for separate votesS&D: § 10


64. Discharge 2017: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA)




Vote: decision (text as +

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a whole)



RCV + 495, 131, 4


65. Discharge 2017: European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex)







§ 17 1 PPE +



66. Discharge 2017: European GNSS Agency (GSA)





+



RCV + 497, 119, 10

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67. Discharge 2017: Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking (BBI)

Report: Martina Dlabajová (A8-0103/2019)




+



RCV + 504, 120, 7


68. Discharge 2017: Clean Sky 2 Joint Undertaking





+



RCV + 499, 108, 26


69. Discharge 2017: Electronic Components and Systems for European Leadership Joint undertaking (ECSEL)

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+



RCV + 436, 181, 17


70. Discharge 2017: Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking (FCH2)





+



RCV + 505, 119, 5


71. Discharge 2017: Innovative Medicines Initiative 2 Joint Undertaking (IMI)





+

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RCV + 505, 115, 9


72. Discharge 2017: ITER and the Development of Fusion Energy Joint Undertaking





+



RCV + 439, 175, 12


73. Discharge 2017: SESAR Joint Undertaking





+



RCV + 489, 122, 6

Miscellaneous

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74. Discharge 2017: Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking





+



RCV + 449, 115, 3


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