Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

· A9-0059/2022 · Accord provisoire - Am 175

  • Transparency on environmental, social affairs and governance matters to become the norm for large firms
  • EU to become front-runner in global sustainability reporting standards
  • Around 50 000 companies to be covered by new rules, up from the current 11 700

For: 525(86 %). Against: 60(10 %). Abstentions: 28(5 %). In total, 613 MEPs voted. 91 MEPs didn’t vote.

  • Magdalena ADAMOWICZ
    EPP · Poland
  • Asim ADEMOV
    EPP · Bulgaria
  • Isabella ADINOLFI
    EPP · Italy
  • Matteo ADINOLFI
    ID · Italy
  • Alex AGIUS SALIBA
    S&D · Malta
  • Mazaly AGUILAR
    ECR · Spain
  • Clara AGUILERA
    S&D · Spain
  • Abir AL-SAHLANI
    Renew · Sweden
  • Alviina ALAMETSÄ
    Greens/EFA · Finland
  • João ALBUQUERQUE
    S&D · Portugal

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