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This week the European Parliament is in session and will elect or reject the new European Commission. Other important matters are also voted upon in this week's plenary, such as the EU-US agreement on access to data for counter-terrorism purposes, the report on the progress towards accession concerning Croatia, FYROM and Turkey, as well as the resolution on the results of the December 2009 Copenhangen Summit on Climate Change. All roll-call votes will be available on VoteWatch.eu the day they are cast.
Most recent votes
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Motions for resolutions - European Strategy for the Danube Region - Joint motion for a resolution : vote: resolution (text as a whole) See vote...
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Motions for resolutions - Philippines - Joint motion for a resolution : vote: resolution (text as a whole) See vote...
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Report: Danuta Maria Hübner- Temporary suspension of autonomous Common Customs Tariff duties on imports of certain industrial products into Madeira and the Azores - Draft legislative resolution : vote: legislative resolution (text as a whole) See vote...
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Uganda: anti-homosexual draft legislation - Joint motion for a resolution : vote: resolution (text as a whole) See vote...
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Motions for resolutions - Improvement needed in the legal framework for access to documents following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty - Joint motion for a resolution : vote: resolution (text as a whole) See vote...
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