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Protection of the European Union’s financial interests – combating fraud – annual report 2024

Julien Sanchez – After § 25 – Am 8/2

Date: 28.04.2026·Reference: A10-0080/2026

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Overall Result

Adopted

416 For
206 Against
15 Abstention
82 Did not vote

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Amendment wording

Tabled by Carla Tavares

Added: 25b. Emphasises that the Conditionality Regulation must not be used solely as a measure of last resort, since it also allows for partial suspensions at an early stage, namely as soon as rule of law breaches that could seriously risk affecting the EU budget have been identified; calls, in this regard, on the Commission to make full and timely use of the instrument;

Wording as published by the EP, in English. PE783.022v01-00

Status and procedure

Outcome as recorded by the European Parliament.

Vote held on: 28.04.2026
Latest recorded step: Plenary · 30.03.2026 (228 days ago)
Next scheduled step: No further step is scheduled in the source.

Procedure timeline

2025/2238(INI) · INI

Recorded procedure activities. These do not establish whether a law has entered into force.

Recorded: Referral27.11.202541 days until the next step
Recorded: Committee stage07.01.202682 days until the next step
Latest recorded: Plenary30.03.2026228 days since this step began

Recorded activities (20)

27.11.2025Referral to committee
07.01.2026Committee report tabled
03.02.2026Committee amendments tabled
05.03.2026Committee report adopted
30.03.2026Tabling for plenary
21.04.2026Tabling for plenary
21.04.2026Tabling for plenary
21.04.2026Tabling for plenary
21.04.2026Tabling for plenary
21.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
22.04.2026Tabling for plenary
27.04.2026Plenary debate
28.04.2026Plenary vote
28.04.2026Plenary vote results

Scheduled activities (not confirmation of completion)

27.04.2026Plenary debate
28.04.2026Plenary vote

Procedure file (OEIL) · European Parliament data
Retrieved: 06.11.2026

Sources

Roll-call minutes Parliament document Procedure file (OEIL)

Data: EP Open Data API

What is this about?

Focus on fraud prevention in EU budget 2024.
€1.84 billion irregularities reported.
EUStA launched 1,504 investigations.

Source: AI Summary with Mistral

Vote by political group

How the political groups voted

Renew Europe (Renew)

For69

69For
0Against
0Abstention
8Did not vote

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Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D)

For120

120For
0Against
0Abstention
15Did not vote

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Greens/European Free Alliance (Greens/EFA)

For46

46For
0Against
0Abstention
7Did not vote

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European People's Party (EPP)

For143

143For
19Against
0Abstention
23Did not vote

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The Left in the European Parliament (GUE/NGL)

For34

34For
2Against
6Abstention
4Did not vote

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Non-attached Members (NI)

For3

3For
14Against
9Abstention
4Did not vote

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Patriots for Europe (PfE)

For1

1For
74Against
0Abstention
10Did not vote

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European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR)

For0

0For
72Against
0Abstention
9Did not vote

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Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN)

For0

0For
25Against
0Abstention
2Did not vote

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Members

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Vote Position
Name	Country	Group	Vote Position
Hilde Vautmans	Belgium	Renew	For
Maria Grapini	Romania	S&D	For
Lena Schilling	Austria	Greens/EFA	For
Eszter Lakos	Hungary	EPP	For
Adina Vălean	Romania	EPP	For
Grégory Allione	France	Renew	For
Virgil-Daniel Popescu	Romania	EPP	For
Benedetta Scuderi	Italy	Greens/EFA	For
João Cotrim De Figueiredo	Portugal	Renew	For
Laurence Farreng	France	Renew	For