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Committee on Development Results of Roll-Call Votes of 13 July 2021 Committee on Development Results of roll-call votes of 13 July 2021 (votes on amendments and final votes) Table of Contents 1. Implementation report on the EU Trust Funds and the Facility for Refugees in Turkey (CJ31/9/02641 - 2020/2045(INI)) Rapporteurs: Milan Zver, György Hölvényi, Janusz Lewandowski.................................................................................... page 2 2. The role of development policy in the response to biodiversity loss in developing countries, in the context of the achievement of the 2030 Agenda (2020/2274(INI)) Rapporteur: Michèle Rivasi......................... Page 142 3. An intellectual property action plan to support the EU’s recovery and resilience (2021/2007(INI)) Rapporteur: Patrizia Toia......................... Page 246 Implementation report on the EU Trust Funds and the Facility for Refugees in Turkey Rapporteurs: Milan Zver, György Hölvényi, Janusz Lewandowski CJ31/9/02641 - 2020/2045(INI) VOTING LIST AFET-DEVE-BUDG First Voting Session 13 July (amendments) Concerned AM Tabled by Remarks Rapp Vote text EU Trust Funds and the Facility for Refugees in Turkey (Milan Zver, György Hölvényi, Janusz Lewandowski) Paragraph 2 53 Zimniok, Beck, - Fest, Bilde, Kuhs 14/112/2 Paragraph 2 54 Meimarakis, Withdrawn ↓ Asimakopoulou, Vozemberg- Vrionidi, Spyraki, Kefalogiannis, Kympouropoulos, Kyrtsos, Zagorakis Paragraph 2 a 57 Hölvényi, Zver, + (new) Lewandowski 91/33/5 Paragraph 2 b 59 Hölvényi, Zver, + (new) Lewandowski 101/21/7 Paragraph 2 c 60 Hölvényi, Zver, + (new) Lewandowski 118/5/6 Paragraph 3 CA 1 If adopted, 62, 63, 61 and 72 + fall 119/4/6 Paragraph 3 62 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 1 adopted ↓ Paragraph 3 63 Marquardt, Falls if CA 1 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik Paragraph 4 CA 2 If adopted, 61, 64, 65, 66, + 67, 68, 69, 70, 73, 24, LIBE 119/4/6 9 and CONT A fall Paragraph 3 61 Majorino, Falls if CA 1 or CA 2 ↓ Gualmini, Arena, adopted Köster, Pisapia, 2 Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 4 64 Kanko, Kempa, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Rzońca Paragraph 4 65 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Paragraph 4 66 Castaldo Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Paragraph 4 67 Gheorghe, Cseh, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Goerens, Keller Paragraph 4 68 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs Paragraph 4 69 Marquardt, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik Paragraph 4 70 Majorino, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 4 a 72 Hölvényi, Zver, Falls if CA 1 adopted ↓ (new) Lewandowski Paragraph 4 b 73 Marquardt, Falls if CA 2 adopted ↓ (new) Andresen, Strik Paragraph 5 CA 3 If adopted, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 + and 5 a (new) and 132 fall 121/2/6 Paragraph 5 74 Gheorghe, Cseh, Falls if CA 3 adopted ↓ Goerens, Keller Paragraph 5 75 Hölvényi, Zver, Falls if CA 3 adopted ↓ Lewandowski Paragraph 5 76 Majorino, Falls if CA 3 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 5 77 Castaldo Falls if CA 3 adopted ↓ Paragraph 5 78 Marquardt, Falls if CA 3 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik 3 Paragraph 6, CA 4 If adopted, 79, 80, 83, 84, + 6 a (new), 6 b 231 and LIBE K fall 108/13/8 (new) Paragraph 6 79 Majorino, Falls if CA 4 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 6 80 Cseh, Gheorghe, Falls if CA 4 adopted ↓ Auštrevičius, Vautmans, Rodríguez Ramos Paragraph 6 b 83 Majorino, Falls if CA 4 adopted ↓ (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 6 b 84 Gheorghe, Cseh, Falls if CA 4 adopted ↓ (new) Goerens, Chastel, Keller Paragraph 7 CA 5 If adopted, 85, 86, 87 and 88 + fall 112/5/12 Paragraph 7 85 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 5 adopted ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs Deletion Paragraph 7 86 Marquardt, Falls if CA 5 or 85 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik Paragraph 7 87 Majorino, Falls if CA 5 or 85 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 7 88 Demirel, Urbán Falls if CA 5 or 85 adopted ↓ Crespo Paragraph 7 a 89 Hölvényi, Zver, + (new) Lewandowski 81/24/24 Paragraph 8 CA 6 If adopted, 90, 91, 92, 93, 99 + and LIBE 9 fall 108/4/17 Paragraph 8 90 Marquardt, Falls if CA 6 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik 4 Paragraph 8 91 Gheorghe, Cseh, Falls if CA 6 adopted ↓ Goerens, Chastel, Keller Paragraph 8 a 92 Marquardt, Falls if CA 6 adopted ↓ (new) Andresen, Strik Paragraph 8 a 93 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 6 adopted ↓ (new) Paragraph 8 a 94 Demirel, Urbán - (new) Crespo 19/105/5 Paragraph 9 CA 7 If adopted, 95, 96, 97 and 98 + fall 112/10/7 Paragraph 9 95 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 7 adopted ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs Paragraph 9 96 Marquardt, Falls if CA 7 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik Paragraph 9 97 Kanko, Kempa, Falls if CA 7 adopted ↓ Rzońca Paragraph 9 98 Cseh, Gheorghe, Falls if CA 7 adopted ↓ Auštrevičius, Vautmans, Rodríguez Ramos Paragraph 9 a 99 Majorino, Falls if CA 6 adopted ↓ (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 9 b 100 Majorino, + (new) Gualmini, Arena, 76/41/12 Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 10 CA 8 If adopted, 101, 102, 108 + and LIBE 7 fall 108/10/11 Paragraph 10 101 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 8 adopted ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs Deletion Paragraph 10 102 Hölvényi, Zver, Falls if CA 8 or 101 adopted ↓ Lewandowski Paragraph 10 103 Hölvényi, Zver, + a (new) Lewandowski 108/11/10 5 Paragraph 11 104 Zimniok, Beck, - Fest, Bilde, Kuhs 13/115/0 Paragraph 12 106 Zimniok, Beck, - Fest, Bilde, Kuhs 23/105/0 Paragraph 12 107 Marquardt, + Andresen, Strik 61/57/10 Paragraph 12 108 Majorino, Falls if CA 8 adopted ↓ a (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis Paragraph 12 109 Demirel, Urbán - a (new) Crespo 23/104/2 Paragraph 12 110 Majorino, + b (new) Gualmini, Arena, 79/43/7 Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 13 CA 9 If adopted, 111, 112, 113, + 114, 115, 116, 139, 141, 150 103/21/5 and LIBE 8 fall Paragraph 13 111 Demirel, Urbán Falls if CA 9 adopted ↓ Crespo Deletion Paragraph 13 112 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 9 or 111 adopted ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs Paragraph 13 113 Marquardt, Falls if CA 9 or 111 adopted ↓ Andresen, Strik Paragraph 13 114 Majorino, Falls if CA 9 or 111 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 13 115 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 9 or 111 adopted ↓ Paragraph 13 116 Castaldo Falls if CA 9 or 111 adopted ↓ Paragraph 14 CA 10 If adopted, 120, 121, 122, + 123, 124, 140, LIBE 2 and 108/6/15 LIBE 8 fall 6 Paragraph 14 120 Demirel, Urbán Falls if CA 10 adopted ↓ Crespo Deletion Paragraph 14 121 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 10 or 120 ↓ adopted Paragraph 14 122 Meimarakis, Falls if CA 10 or 120 ↓ Asimakopoulou, adopted Vozemberg- Vrionidi, Spyraki, Kefalogiannis, Kympouropoulos, Kyrtsos, Zagorakis Paragraph 14 123 Marquardt, Falls if CA 10 or 120 ↓ Andresen, Strik adopted Paragraph 14 CA 11 If adopted, 117, 124, 125, + a (new) 126, 127, 128, 147, 148, 219, 104/24/1 224, 229, 233, LIBE I, LIBE J, LIBE 10, LIBE 11 and LIBE 12 fall Paragraph 13 117 Demirel, Urbán Falls if CA 11 adopted ↓ a (new) Crespo Paragraph 14 124 Majorino, Falls if CA 10, 120 or CA 11 ↓ Gualmini, Arena, adopted Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 14 125 Marquardt, Falls if CA 11 adopted ↓ a (new) Andresen, Strik Paragraph 14 126 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 11 adopted ↓ a (new) Paragraph 14 127 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 11 adopted ↓ b (new) Paragraph 14 128 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 11 adopted ↓ c (new) Paragraph 15 CA 12 If adopted, 129, 130, 131, + 132, 133, 134, 135, 136 and 114/5/10 137 fall Paragraph 15 129 Majorino, Falls if CA 12 adopted ↓ Gualmini, Arena, Deletion Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, 7 González, Glucksmann Paragraph 15 130 Zimniok, Beck, Falls if CA 12 or 129 ↓ Fest, Bilde, Kuhs adopted Paragraph 15 131 Comín i Oliveres Falls if CA 12 or 129 ↓ adopted Paragraph 15 CA 13 If adopted, 138 and 119 fall + a (new) 118/3/8 Paragraph 15 CA 14 If adopted, 55, 132, 134, + b (new) 149, 274, LIBE F, LIBE 3 119/3/7 and CONT 22 fall Paragraph 2 a 55 Marquardt, Falls if CA 14 adopted ↓ (new) Andresen, Strik Paragraph 15 132 Majorino, Falls if CA 3, CA 12 or CA ↓ a (new) Gualmini, Arena, 14 adopted Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 15 133 Marquardt, Falls if CA 12 or 129 ↓ Andresen, Strik adopted Paragraph 15 134 Gheorghe, Cseh, Falls if CA 12, 129 or CA 14 ↓ Goerens, Chastel, adopted Keller Paragraph 15 135 Kanko, Kempa, Falls if CA 12, 129 or 134 ↓ Rzońca adopted Paragraph 15 136 Demirel, Urbán Falls if CA 12 or 129 ↓ Crespo adopted Paragraph 15 137 Hölvényi, Zver, Falls if CA 12 or 129 ↓ Lewandowski adopted Paragraph 15 138 Hölvényi, Zver, Falls if CA 13 adopted ↓ a (new) Lewandowski Paragraph 13 119 Negrescu Falls if CA 13 adopted ↓ b (new) Paragraph 15 139 Majorino, Falls if CA 9 adopted ↓ b (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, 8 Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 15 140 Majorino, Falls if CA 10 adopted ↓ c (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Glucksmann Paragraph 15 141 Majorino, Falls if CA 9 adopted ↓ d (new) Gualmini, Arena, Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 15 142 Majorino, - e (new) Gualmini, Arena, 53/70/6 Köster, Pisapia, Schieder, Zorrinho, González, Papadakis, Glucksmann Paragraph 16 143 Marquardt, Deletion - Andresen, Strik 52/75/2
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