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Paragraph 46 — part 1

Guidelines for the 2025 Budget – Section III

A9-0068/2024 – Victor Negrescu – § 46/1

Adopted

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461
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56
Abstained
58

roll-call vote at 17:41 · 80% of votes cast in favour

Split vote by EPP

The part voted on: ‘Recalls its resolution adopted on 18 January 2024 acknowledging the role of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), which is providing shelter currently for over one million internally displaced persons and is the largest platform for providing humanitarian assistance to the population of the Gaza Strip, where the whole population faces deteriorating humanitarian conditions including shortages of shelter, clean water, food and medical assistance; reiterates, therefore, the importance of continued and predictable EU funding; welcomes the fact, that the UN launched an investigation without delay, following the serious allegations regarding individuals that were part of the UNRWA staff purportedly involved in the terrorist attacks against Israel of 7 October, and the information provided and prompt actions taken by the agency, notably to immediately terminate the existing contracts; notes the Commission’s call for an external audit reviewing thereby the pillar assessment of the UN control systems, agreed by UNRWA; supports the control, monitoring and scrutiny systems implemented by the Commission reminding that the use of EU funds by beneficiaries must respect EU rules and safeguards and international law;’

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.

GroupForAgainstAbstainedofLine
The Left111012For
Greens243027For
S&D594063For
Renew267033For
EPP773181For
ECR183122For
Patriots631625Divided
ESN1034Abstained
No group2046—

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

Every MEP

575 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 33 MEPs
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Charles Goerens Luxembourg
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Engin Eroglu Germany
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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
Abstained voted against their group’s line
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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 302 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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