Guidelines for the 2022 Budget - Section III

· A9-0046/2021 · Proposition de résolution

The European Parliament adopted by 462 votes to 80, with 145 abstentions, a resolution on the general guidelines for the preparation of the 2022 budget, Section III - Commission.

Parliament wants to set up a recovery budget in 2022 after the COVID-19 crisis that will allow the EU to boost investment and tackle unemployment, foster the digital and green transition, focus on a strong European Health Union, promote an inclusive recovery, focusing in particular on the younger generation, and ensure a safe and prosperous environment for EU citizens.

Concerned by the severe and long-lasting consequences of the crisis on SMEs, Members intend to secure sufficient funding for them through various EU programmes. They called…

For: 462(67 %). Against: 80(12 %). Abstentions: 145(21 %). In total, 687 MEPs voted. 18 MEPs didn’t vote.

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