Motions to vote on

Votes updated on: 19/09/2026

CIA Torture and Secret Detention Follow-up This motion addresses the accountability of EU Member States regarding the CIA's secret detention and rendition programs. It calls for thorough investigations into human rights violations on European soil and discusses the closure of Guantánamo Bay.

Stabilizing EU Agricultural Markets This report proposes new tools within the Common Agricultural Policy to protect farmers from unpredictable price changes and ensure food security.

Strengthening EU Cash Controls to Combat Crime This regulation strengthens EU controls on cash and high-value items entering or leaving the Union to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing.

Commission Delegated Regulation establishing fisheries conservation measures for the protection of the marine environment in the Baltic Sea and repealing Regulation (EU) 2015/1778

Expansion of Trade in Information Technology Products (ITA) Agreement The European Parliament gives consent to an agreement expanding the Information Technology Agreement (ITA), which eliminates customs duties on 201 new IT products to boost exports and lower consumer prices.

Discharge of the SESAR Joint Undertaking Budget (2015) The European Parliament approved the 2015 budget discharge for the SESAR Joint Undertaking, noting a successful transition between research programmes despite some administrative delays.

Including Denmark in Europol Cooperation Agreements This report proposes adding Denmark to the list of non-EU countries that can conclude cooperation agreements with Europol. This ensures continued security collaboration despite Denmark's legal opt-out from certain EU justice matters.

Modernizing EU Public Procurement Strategy A resolution calling for a strategic overhaul of EU public procurement to promote innovation, sustainability, and SME access through digitalization.

Visa Waiver Amendment for St Kitts and Nevis The European Parliament has approved an amendment to the visa waiver agreement with St Kitts and Nevis, ensuring travel rules are consistent with Schengen standards.

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