← Votes·2019-10-24

The proposed new criminal code of Indonesia

Vote ID 109718Source: official EP roll-call records

Official roll-call results (EP minutes) ↗

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Importance Score

Low importance

Why this vote stands out:

✓Strong political group division
✓Some national delegation divergence
✓High participation
✓Many MEPs voted against their group

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Topic importance+0 / 15

Turnout+5 / 5

Vote type+0 / 25

Close vote+0 / 15

Legislative+0 / 15

Rebel votes+10 / 10

Group division+12 / 15

Country division+8 / 15

Methodology: importance-v0.1 · The Importance Score is a prioritisation indicator. It does not judge whether a vote is good or bad.

What was this vote about?

This vote concerned “The proposed new criminal code of Indonesia”. Left voted mostly in favour, while EPP, S&D, Renew, Greens-EFA, ECR, NI and ESN voted mostly against. PfE mostly abstained. The motion was rejected by a comfortable margin (46 for, 465 against, 69 abstentions).

Automated summary generated from official vote metadata and observed voting patterns. Not a legal interpretation.

Why it matters

This is a substantive vote (such as an amendment or resolution) that contributes to shaping the final position of the Parliament on a dossier. It reflects the political direction taken on specific provisions.

Result analysis

For

Against

465

Abstain

Margin of victory

419 votes

Turnout (cast)

580

Absent

Participation rate

85.5%

✓This was not a close vote — the margin was comfortable.

By political group

EPP173 MEPs

For 2Against 146Abstain 6Absent 19

S&D132 MEPs

For 1Against 102Abstain 8Absent 21

Renew96 MEPs

For 0Against 73Abstain 4Absent 19

PfE64 MEPs

For 0Against 20Abstain 40Absent 4

Greens/EFA67 MEPs

For 2Against 53Abstain 1Absent 11

ECR59 MEPs

For 0Against 47Abstain 4Absent 8

The Left37 MEPs

For 31Against 2Abstain 0Absent 4

NI43 MEPs

For 8Against 18Abstain 5Absent 12

ESN4 MEPs

For 1Against 2Abstain 1Absent 0

Country angle

Most in favour

None.

Most against

Germany76
Poland42
France38
Spain38
Romania27

Divided delegations

Greece
Ireland

Full breakdown by all countries

Austria18 MEPs

For 0Against 16Abstain 0Absent 2

Belgium21 MEPs

For 1Against 17Abstain 1Absent 2

Bulgaria17 MEPs

For 0Against 9Abstain 1Absent 7

Croatia11 MEPs

For 1Against 9Abstain 1Absent 0

Cyprus6 MEPs

For 2Against 4Abstain 0Absent 0

Czech Republic21 MEPs

For 2Against 17Abstain 2Absent 0

Denmark13 MEPs

For 1Against 8Abstain 1Absent 3

Estonia6 MEPs

For 0Against 5Abstain 0Absent 1

Finland13 MEPs

For 0Against 6Abstain 0Absent 7

France74 MEPs

For 6Against 38Abstain 20Absent 10

Germany96 MEPs

For 7Against 76Abstain 0Absent 13

Greece21 MEPs

For 8Against 10Abstain 0Absent 3

Hungary21 MEPs

For 0Against 16Abstain 0Absent 5

Ireland11 MEPs

For 4Against 7Abstain 0Absent 0

Italy73 MEPs

For 1Against 27Abstain 38Absent 7

Latvia8 MEPs

For 1Against 5Abstain 0Absent 2

Lithuania11 MEPs

For 0Against 10Abstain 0Absent 1

Luxembourg6 MEPs

For 0Against 4Abstain 0Absent 2

Malta6 MEPs

For 0Against 6Abstain 0Absent 0

Netherlands26 MEPs

For 1Against 21Abstain 0Absent 4

Poland51 MEPs

For 1Against 42Abstain 0Absent 8

Portugal21 MEPs

For 3Against 17Abstain 0Absent 1

Romania32 MEPs

For 0Against 27Abstain 0Absent 5

Slovakia13 MEPs

For 0Against 9Abstain 1Absent 3

Slovenia8 MEPs

For 0Against 6Abstain 0Absent 2

Spain54 MEPs

For 6Against 38Abstain 1Absent 9

Sweden20 MEPs

For 1Against 15Abstain 3Absent 1

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