Production and marketing of forest reproductive material

In plenary, Parliament usually votes in steps: first on amendments to the text (sometimes split into parts, so Members can accept one half of a sentence and reject the other), then on the text as a whole. The “main vote” is the one that adopts or rejects the text itself. Each vote below shows exactly which step it was. How voting works →

1. 24 Apr 2024Rejected

   On amendment 105S — article 7

   Official label: Article 7 - Am 105S= 125S= · what was voted ↗

   239 for325 against51 abstentions90 did not vote

   For

   Against

   Abst.

   PPE

   2

   150

   1

   S&D

   25

   87

   11

   RE

   87

   4

   5

   Verts/ALE

   67

   0

   1

   ECR

   2

   29

   29

   GUE/NGL

   31

   1

   0

   ID

   0

   47

   0

   NI

   25

   7

   4

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2. 24 Apr 2024Rejected

   On amendment 112 — article 22

   Official label: Après l'article 22 - Am 112= 137= · what was voted ↗

   289 for290 against30 abstentions96 did not vote

   For

   Against

   Abst.

   PPE

   11

   137

   2

   S&D

   47

   64

   8

   RE

   22

   74

   0

   Verts/ALE

   68

   0

   0

   ECR

   55

   4

   1

   GUE/NGL

   31

   1

   0

   ID

   27

   5

   16

   NI

   28

   5

   3

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3. 24 Apr 2024Main voteAdopted

   On the Commission proposal (the draft law)

   Official label: Proposition de la Commission · what was voted ↗

   416 for61 against136 abstentions92 did not vote

   For

   Against

   Abst.

   PPE

   148

   3

   2

   S&D

   113

   0

   7

   RE

   87

   5

   4

   Verts/ALE

   0

   1

   67

   ECR

   30

   24

   6

   GUE/NGL

   4

   0

   28

   ID

   16

   23

   9

   NI

   18

   5

   13

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Vote data: HowTheyVote.eu (ODbL, attribution) / European Parliament · roll-call votes only