CIVIX · partial prerender
Ordinary recorded vote
A named vote normally conducted through MPs’ electronic voting consoles and published with each MP’s position.
An ordinary recorded vote is held in a public sitting when requested or ordered under the Rules of Procedure. MPs record a vote for, against or abstention, including any valid proxy vote. The result and named analysis are published and provide the source used by CIVIX for individual positions.
A group chair requests an ordinary recorded vote on an amendment.
It differs from a formal vote mainly in scheduling and political presentation, not in the publication of positions.
Named electronic vote
Records for, against and abstention
Official analysis is published
Official sources and navigation
Official public data · Neutrality · Transparency