Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/745 of 6 May 2021 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) No 540/2011 as regards the extension of the approval periods of the active substances aluminium ammonium sulphate, aluminium silicate, beflubutamid, benthiavalicarb, bifenazate, boscalid, calcium carbonate, captan, carbon dioxide, cymoxanil, dimethomorph, ethephon, extract from tea tree, famoxadone, fat distillation residues, fatty acids C7 to C20, flumioxazine, fluoxastrobin, flurochloridone, folpet, formetanate, gibberellic acid, gibberellins, heptamaloxyloglucan, hydrolysed proteins, iron sulphate, metazachlor, metribuzin, milbemectin, Paecilomyces lilacinus strain 251, phenmedipham, phosmet, pirimiphos-methyl, plant oils/rape seed oil, potassium hydrogen carbonate, propamocarb, prothioconazole, quartz sand, fish oil, repellents by smell of animal or plant origin/sheep fat, S-metolachlor, Straight Chain Lepidopteran Pheromones, tebuconazole and urea
· B9-0312/2021 · Proposition de résolution
The European Parliament adopted by 434 votes to 230, with 27 abstentions, a resolution objecting to Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/745 of 6 May 2021 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) No 540/2011 as regards the extension of the approval periods of the active substances.
Flumioxazine was included in Annex I to Council Directive 91/414/EEC on 1 January 2003 by Commission Directive 2002/81/EC and was deemed to be approved by Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009.
A procedure to renew the approval of flumioxazine under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 844/2012(8) has been ongoing since 2010. The approval period for the active substance flumioxazine has already been extended by five years and subsequently by one year every year…
For: 434(63 %). Against: 230(33 %). Abstentions: 27(4 %). In total, 691 MEPs voted. 14 MEPs didn’t vote.
Magdalena ADAMOWICZEPP · Polandagainst
Asim ADEMOVEPP · Bulgariaagainst
Isabella ADINOLFIEPP · Italyagainst
Matteo ADINOLFIIdentity and Democracy · Italyfor
Alex AGIUS SALIBAS&D · Maltafor
Mazaly AGUILARECR · Spainagainst
Clara AGUILERAS&D · Spainagainst
Abir AL-SAHLANIRenew · Swedenagainst
Alviina ALAMETSÄGreens/EFA · Finlandfor
Alexander ALEXANDROV YORDANOVEPP · Bulgariaagainst
European People’s PartyFor: 36(21 %). Against: 126(72 %). Abstentions: 13(7 %). In total, 175 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and DemocratsFor: 139(97 %). Against: 1(1 %). Abstentions: 3(2 %). In total, 143 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Renew EuropeFor: 69(70 %). Against: 24(24 %). Abstentions: 5(5 %). In total, 98 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
Greens/European Free AllianceFor: 70(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 70 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Identity and DemocracyFor: 57(83 %). Against: 12(17 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 69 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
European Conservatives and ReformistsFor: 1(2 %). Against: 53(90 %). Abstentions: 5(8 %). In total, 59 MEPs voted. 2 MEPs didn’t vote.
The Left in the European ParliamentFor: 39(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 39 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
Non-attached MembersFor: 23(61 %). Against: 14(37 %). Abstentions: 1(3 %). In total, 38 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Germany
For: 47(51 %). Against: 46(49 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 93 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
- France
For: 70(90 %). Against: 1(1 %). Abstentions: 7(9 %). In total, 78 MEPs voted. 1 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Italy
For: 57(76 %). Against: 17(23 %). Abstentions: 1(1 %). In total, 75 MEPs voted. 1 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Spain
For: 41(69 %). Against: 18(31 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 59 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Poland
For: 11(22 %). Against: 37(76 %). Abstentions: 1(2 %). In total, 49 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Romania
For: 16(48 %). Against: 14(42 %). Abstentions: 3(9 %). In total, 33 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Netherlands
For: 14(48 %). Against: 15(52 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 29 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Belgium
For: 16(76 %). Against: 5(24 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 21 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Czechia
For: 8(40 %). Against: 7(35 %). Abstentions: 5(25 %). In total, 20 MEPs voted. 1 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Hungary
For: 8(38 %). Against: 13(62 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 21 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
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