The EU Security Union Strategy

· B9-0421/2020 · Résolution

The European Parliament adopted by 543 votes to 64, with 82 abstentions, a resolution tabled by the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs on the EU Security Union Strategy.

Parliament welcomed the publication of the new EU Strategy for Security Union and stressed the need for monitoring of the existing regulatory framework in the form of legislative and non-legislative initiatives where shortcomings have been identified. Any new legislative proposal should be subject to an impact assessment, in particular as regards the impact on fundamental rights and the risks of discrimination.

While calling on the Commission to ensure the full and swift implementation of the EU Counter-Terrorism Directive 2017/541 in all Member States,…

For: 543(79 %). Against: 64(9 %). Abstentions: 82(12 %). In total, 689 MEPs voted. 15 MEPs didn’t vote.

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