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Amendment 8 — part 1, after paragraph 1

European Semester for economic policy coordination: employment and social priorities for 2024

A9-0050/2024 – Dragoş Pîslaru – After § 1 – Am 8/1

Adopted

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327
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226
Abstained
29

roll-call vote at 17:21 · 56% of votes cast in favour

Roll call requested by S&D · split vote by Renew

The part voted on: Text as a whole without the words: ‘through applicable European and national legislative provisions; calls for the housing sector to be included as one of the Social Services of General Interest, and not only social housing, as this is essential to guarantee the right to affordable and decent housing for all; asks the Commission to revise the EU State aid rules to broaden the target group for affordable housing in order to guarantee an adequate supply of affordable housing for all, as well as the following measures: preventing any privatisation of public or social housing that would reduce the capacity of the state to ensure the right to adequate housing, and maintaining a regulatory framework for rented housing that safeguards security of tenure and ensures affordable housing for tenants, including through rent caps, controls or rent freezes where needed; highlights that the EU and Member States should ensure the provision of sufficient, adequate and affordable social housing to cover the housing needs of the three bottom quintiles of society and reduce by half the overburden of housing costs faced by these groups by 2030 and should establish a standard that at least 30 % of all new houses be affordable housing for the lower-income group, and at least 30 % affordable housing for the middle-income group calls on the Commission and the Member States to introduce green social housing in their housing investment plans, including social housing sustainability criteria, as well as other aspects such as the provision of care facilities, access to recreational facilities, community centres, parks and green spaces especially in the most deprived areas, as a way to improve residents’ living conditions;’

How the groups voted

A group’s line is the position at least two thirds of its voting MEPs took; otherwise it is shown as Divided. Groups from left to right.

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The Left120012For
Greens270027For
S&D580563For
Renew2310134For
EPP774081Against
ECR119222Against
Patriots814325Divided
ESN1124Divided
No group4026—

“of” = MEPs of the group who voted. Groups as they are now.

Every MEP

582 MEPs voted. Open a group, or filter above.

The Left 12 MEPs
Anja Hazekamp Netherlands
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Marc Botenga Belgium
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Greens 27 MEPs
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Jutta Paulus Germany
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Kim van Sparrentak Netherlands
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Thomas Waitz Austria
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Tilly Metz Luxembourg
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Tineke Strik Netherlands
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S&D 63 MEPs
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Bernd Lange Germany
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Evin Incir Sweden
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Hannes Heide Austria
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Jens Geier Germany
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Lara Wolters Netherlands
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Marc Angel Luxembourg
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Maria Noichl Germany
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Matjaž Nemec Slovenia
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Mihai Tudose Romania
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Mohammed Chahim Netherlands
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Sven Mikser Estonia
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Thijs Reuten Netherlands
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Udo Bullmann Germany
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Renew 34 MEPs
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Charles Goerens Luxembourg
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Engin Eroglu Germany
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Eugen Tomac Romania
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Irena Joveva Slovenia
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Jana Toom Estonia
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Malik Azmani Netherlands
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Michal Wiezik Slovakia
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Svenja Hahn Germany
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Urmas Paet Estonia
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EPP 81 MEPs
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Axel Voss Germany
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Daniel Buda Romania
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Emil Radev Bulgaria
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Ewa Kopacz Poland
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Jens Gieseke Germany
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Jeroen Lenaers Netherlands
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Lena Düpont Germany
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Liudas Mažylis Lithuania
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Lukas Mandl Austria
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Manuela Ripa Germany
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Maria Walsh Ireland
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Martine Kemp Luxembourg
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Milan Zver Slovenia
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Norbert Lins Germany
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Peter Liese Germany
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Radan Kanev Bulgaria
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Ralf Seekatz Germany
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Riho Terras Estonia
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Romana Tomc Slovenia
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Seán Kelly Ireland
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Sven Simon Germany
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ECR 22 MEPs
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Assita Kanko Belgium
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Bert-Jan Ruissen Netherlands
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Jaak Madison Estonia
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Patriots 25 MEPs
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Georg Mayer Austria
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Roman Haider Austria
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ESN 4 MEPs
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Ivan David Czechia
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Milan Uhrík Slovakia
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No group 6 MEPs
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Former MEPs 308 MEPs
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“” = voted otherwise than a clear line (two thirds of its votes) of the group they sit in now. MEPs with no vote recorded are not listed.

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