The 2022 UN Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt (COP27)
Foreign Affairs75%★
- title contains non-EU country "egypt"
Climate & Environment66%
- title/description contains "climate"
Importance Score
High importanceWhy this vote stands out:
- ✓High-interest topic: Climate
- ✓Strong political group division
- ✓Significant national delegation divergence
- ✓Close result
- ✓High participation
- ✓Many MEPs voted against their group
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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 2022 UN Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt (COP27)”. S&D, Greens-EFA, NI and Left voted mostly in favour, while EPP, Renew and PfE voted mostly against. ECR and ESN mostly abstained. The motion was rejected by a narrow margin (247 for, 270 against, 75 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. The outcome was close, which makes individual choices and absences especially consequential.
Result analysis
Close vote analysis
The margin was 23 votes. 104 MEPs did not vote.
Groups whose absences exceeded the margin
- EPPhad 32 absent MEPs (margin was 23)
Absences larger than the margin are numerically significant but do NOT imply the outcome would have changed. That would require modelling how each absent member would have voted, which this analysis does not do.
By political group
Country angle
- Germany42
- Spain31
- Italy28
- Portugal12
- Belgium8
- France43
- Romania18
- Netherlands15
- Austria10
- Slovakia10
- Austria
- Belgium
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- Germany
- Greece
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