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Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs - Secret ariat - JMDF/ep Brussels, 17 October 2013 DRAFT VOTING LIST on the DRAFT REPORT on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of individual with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data (General Data Protection regulation) Rapporteur: Jan Philipp Albrecht PR: FDR 924343 PE 501.927V04 AM/ FDR 926396 PE504.340v01, 929834, PE506.145v02, 928600 PE506.146v01, 929498 PE506.147v02, 929505 PE506.164v02, 929511 PE506.166v03, 929512 PE506.168v02,929519 PE506.169v02,929533 PE506.170v02,929832 PE506.173v03 AD ITRE FDR 957816 PE496.562V02, AD IMCO DFR924645 PE496.497V02, AD EMPL FDR 927511 PE498.045V02, AD JURI FDR 930359 PE494.710V02 BLOCK VOTE: COMP AM ART 1-91 Text in AM Tabled by Position of Comments Results consideration the rapporteur Title and Article COMP Covers ITRE 65- 68 and AM 351 1 AM and 659 ART 1 Recitals 1-12 Title AM 351 Nils Torvalds Falls if COMP 1 is adopted. Article 1 – ITRE 65 ITRE AMs 65, 66 and paragraph 1 67 are interconnected AMs. Voted together. Falls if COMP 1 is adopted. Article 1 – ITRE 66 ITRE Falls if COMP 1 paragraph 2 is adopted. Article 1 – ITRE 67 ITRE Falls if COMP 1 paragraph 3 is adopted. Article 1 – AM 659 Cornelia Ernst, Falls if COMP 1 paragraph 3 a Marie-Christine is adopted. (new) Vergiat Article 1 – ITRE 68 ITRE Falls if COMP 1 paragraph 3 a is adopted. (new) COMP Covers Article 2 AM AM 78-80, 660- 699 ART 2 ITRE 69-74 IMCO 48-53 JURI 29-33 Recitals: 14 and 15 ITRE 69 ITRE Falls if COMP 2 is adopted. Article 2 – AM 660 Salvatore Falls if COMP 2, paragraph 1 Iacolino ITRE 69 is adopted. AM 661 Adina-Ioana Falls if COMP 2, Valean, Jens ITRE 69 or AM Rohde 660 is adopted. Article 2 - AM 78 Rapporteur Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – is adopted. point a) Article 2 – AM 662 Monika Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – Hohlmeier is adopted. point a a (new) Article 2 – AM 663 Frank Engel Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – is adopted. subparagraph 1 a (new) Article 2 – AM 664 Philippe Juvin Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – is adopted. point a a (new) Article 2 – AM 665 Philippe Juvin Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – is adopted. point a b (new) Article 2 – AM 666 Sophia in 't Identical AMs. 2 paragraph 2 – Veld point b AM 667 Alexander Alvaro AM 668 Axel Voss AM 669 Birgit Sippel, Josef Weidenholzer AM 670 Agustín Díaz de Mera García Consuegra IMCO IMCO 48 ITRE 70 ITRE JURI 29 JURI Article 2 – AM 671 Agustín Díaz de Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – Mera García is adopted. point c Consuegra, Teresa Jiménez- Becerril Barrio Article 2 – AM 79 Rapporteur paragraph 2 – point d AM 673 Nils Torvalds AM 672 Alexander Alvaro AM 675 Adina-Ioana Valean, Jens Rohde Axel Voss AM 674 Axel Voss Falls if COMP 2, AM 78, 672, 673 or 675 is adopted. AM 676 Françoise Falls if COMP 2, Castex AM 78, 672-675 is adopted. AM 677 Josef Falls if COMP 2, Weidenholzer, AM 78, 672-676 Birgit Sippel is adopted. IMCO IMCO 49 JURI 30 JURI Article 2 – AM 678 Axel Voss Voted together paragraph 2 – with AM 370. point d a (new) Falls if COMP 2 is adopted. AM 679 Markus Pieper, Falls if COMP 2 Markus Ferber is adopted. Article 2 – IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 2 3 paragraph 2 – 50 is adopted. point d a (new) AM 680 Cornelia Ernst Identical AMs. AM 681 Dimitrios Voted together. Droutsas Falls if COMP 2 AM 80 Rapporteur is adopted. AM 682 Monika Linguistic AM. / Hohlmeier No vote. Article 2 – AM 683 Alexander Falls if IMCO 50 paragraph 2 – Alvaro is adopted. point e a (new) Falls if COMP 2 is adopted. AM 684 Axel Voss ITRE 71 ITRE Article 2 – AM 685 Jens Rohde, Identical to AM paragraph 2 – Adina-Ioana 694 and ITRE 73. point e a (new) Valean Voted together. Falls if COMP 2 is adopted. Article 2 – AM 686 Adina-Ioana Falls if COMP 2, paragraph 2 – Valean, Jens IMCO 50 or AM point e a (new) Rohde 683 is adopted. Identical to IMCO 50 and ITRE 74. Voted together. Article 2 – AM 687 Sarah Ludford Falls if COMP 2, paragraph 2 – IMCO 50, AM 683 or 686 is point e a (new) adopted. Identical to AM 696 and JURI 32. Voted together. Article 2 – AM 688 Louis Michel Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – is adopted. point e a (new) Article 2 – AM 689 Bernd Lange Identical to ITRE paragraph 2 – 72. Voted point e a (new) together. Falls if COMP 2 is adopted. Article 2 – AM 690 Monika Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – Hohlmeier, is adopted. point e a (new) Axel Voss Article 2 – AM 691 Agustín Díaz de paragraph 2 – Mera García point e a (new) Consuegra, Teresa Jiménez- Becerril Barrio JURI 31 JURI 4 Article 2 – AM 692 Jacek Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – Protasiewicz, is adopted. point e a (new) Rafal Trzaskowski, Arkadiusz Tomasz Bratkowski Article 2 – IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 2 – 51 is adopted. point e a (new) Article 2 – AM 693 Jacek paragraph 2 – Protasiewicz, point e b (new) Rafal Trzaskowski, Arkadiusz Tomasz Bratkowski IMCO IMCO 52 AM 694 Axel Voss Identical to AM / 685. Voted together. AM 695 Agustín Díaz de Identical to JURI Mera García 33. Voted Consuegra, together. Teresa Jiménez- Falls if COMP 2 Becerril Barrio is adopted. ITRE 72 ITRE Identical to AM / 689. Voted together. JURI 32 JURI Identical to AM / 687. Voted together. Article 2 – AM 696 Axel Voss, Identical to AM / paragraph 2 – Seán Kelly, 687. Voted point e c (new) Wim van de together. Camp, Véronique Mathieu Houillon, Renate Sommer, Monika Hohlmeier ITRE 73 ITRE Identical to AM / 685. Voted together. JURI 33 JURI Identical to AM / 695. Voted together. Article 2 – ITRE 74 ITRE Identical to IMCO / paragraph 2 – 50 and AM 686. Voted together. 5 point e d (new) Article 2 – IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 3 53 is adopted. Article 2 – AM 697 Jacek Falls if COMP 2, paragraph 3 a Protasiewicz, IMCO 53 is (new) Rafal adopted. Trzaskowski, Arkadiusz Tomasz Bratkowski Article 2 – AM 698 Jacek Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 3 b Protasiewicz, is adopted. (new) Rafal Trzaskowski, Arkadiusz Tomasz Bratkowski Article 2 – AM 699 Sari Essayah Falls if COMP 2 paragraph 3 a is adopted. (new) Article 3 COMP Covers AM 700- AM 711 EMPL 5 ART 3 IMCO 54-57 ITRE 75 Recitals: 19-21 AM 700 Alexander Identical AMs. Alvaro Voted together. AM 701 Axel Voss Voted together AM 703 Adina-Ioana with AMs 375 and Article 3 – Valean, Jens 376. paragraph 1 Rohde AM 702 Monika Falls if COMP 3,3 is adopted. Hohlmeier AM 700 or 701 is adopted. IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 3, 54 AM 700-702 is adopted. Article 3 – EMPL 5 EMPL Falls if COMP 3, paragraph 1 a AM 700-702 or IMCO 54 is (new) adopted. Article 3 – AM 704 Alexander Identical AMs. paragraph 2 Alvaro Voted together. AM 706 Adina-Ioana Voted together Valean, Jens with AM 378. Rohde AM 705 Timothy Falls if COMP 3,3 Article 3 – Kirkhope AM 704 or 706 is paragraph 2 – adopted. 6 ITRE 75 ITRE Falls if COMP 3, AM 704 or 706 is adopted. AM 81 Rapporteur Connected with AM 12. Falls if COMP 3, AM 704 or 706 is adopted. Article 3 – AM 82 Rapporteur Falls if COMP 3, paragraph 2 – AM 704 or 706 is point a adopted. AM 707 Axel Voss Falls if COMP 3, AM 82, 704 or 706 is adopted. IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 3, 55 AM 704 or 706 is adopted. Article 3 – IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 3, paragraph 2 – 56 AM 704 or 706 is point b adopted. AM 83 Rapporteur Falls if COMP 3, AM 704, 706 or IMCO 56 is adopted. AM 708 Alexander Alvaro AM 709 Adina-Ioana Article 3 – Valean, Jens paragraph 3 Rohde AM 710 Axel Voss Falls if COMP 3, AM 709 or 710 is adopted. AM 711 Ewald Stadler Falls if COMP 3, AM 709-710 is adopted. Article 3 – IMCO IMCO Falls if COMP 3 paragraph 3a 57 is adopted. (new) COMP Covers AM 84-90 Article 4 AM 712-814 IMCO 58-65 ART 4 JURI 34-43 ITRE 76-89 Recitals: 23,24, 25 AM 712 Alexander Voted together Alvaro with AM 722. Falls if COMP 4 is adopted. AM 84 Rapporteur AM 721 Csaba Sógor AM 713 Petru Falls if COMP 4 Constantin or AM 84 or 712 Luhan is adopted. 7 AM 714 Sophia in 't Falls if COMP 4 Veld or AM 84, 712 or 713 is adopted. AM 715 Adina-Ioana Valean, Jens Rohde AM 717 Axel Voss, Seán Kelly, Wim van de Camp, Véronique Mathieu Houillon, Renate Sommer, Lara Comi, Monika Hohlmeier AM 716 Louis Michel Voted together W with AM 391. Falls if COMP 4, AM 84, 712-715 is adopted. AM 718 Lidia Joanna Falls if AM Geringer de COMP 4, 84, 712- Oedenberg 717 is adopted. AM 719 Josef Falls if COMP 4, Weidenholzer, AM 84, 712-718 Birgit Sippel is adopted. AM 720 Ewald Stadler Falls if COMP 4, AM 84, 712-719 is adopted.
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    European Parliament 2014-2019 Committee on Industry, Research and Energy ITRE_PV(2018)1203_1 MINUTES Meeting of 3 December 2018, 16.00-18.30 BRUSSELS The meeting opened at 16.06 on Monday, 3 December 2018, with Jerzy Buzek (Chair) presiding. 1. Adoption of agenda ITRE_OJ (2018)1203_1 The agenda was adopted. 2. Chair's announcements None. 3. Approval of minutes of meetings 5 November 2018 PV – PE630.433v01-00 The minutes were approved. * * * *** Electronic vote *** 4. Re-use of public sector information (recast) ITRE/8/13026 ***I 2018/0111(COD) COM(2018)0234 – C8-0169/2018 Rapporteur: Neoklis Sylikiotis (GUE/NGL) PR – PE623.664v01-00 Responsible: PV\1171403EN.docx PE631.917 EN United in diversity EN ITRE* Opinions: IMCO*, CULT, JURI, LIBE Adoption of draft report Vote on the decision to enter into interinstitutional negotiations The draft report was adopted: for: 42; against: 1; abstentions: 0 (Roll-call see page 7) Vote on the decision to enter into interinstitutional negotiations: for: 37; against: 4; abstentions: 2 (Roll-call see page 8) 5. Establishing a dedicated financial programme for decommissioning of nuclear facilities and management of radioactive waste ITRE/8/13763 * 2018/0252(NLE) COM(2018)0467 – C8-0314/2018 Rapporteur: Peter Kouroumbashev (S&D) AM – PE629.493v01-00 Responsible: ITRE Opinions: BUDG, ENVI Adoption of draft report The draft report was adopted: for: 38; against: 3; abstentions: 0 (Roll-call see page 9) 6. Establishing a European Instrument for Nuclear Safety complementing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument on the basis of the Euratom Treaty ITRE/8/13740 * 2018/0245(NLE) COM(2018)0462 – C8-0315/2018 Rapporteur: Vladimir Urutchev (PPE) AM – PE630.393v01-00 Responsible: ITRE Opinions: AFET, BUDG, ENVI PE631.917 2/16 PV\1171403EN.docx EN Adoption of draft report The draft report was adopted: for: 41; against: 1; abstentions: 0 (Roll-call see page 10) 7.