Votes of Catherine Ibled
Every public vote held during the mandate, with the recorded position.
5,766 votes match.
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A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : No position recordedResult : Adopted -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Adopted -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Adopted -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
This motion of censure answers the Government making a text a matter of confidence (article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution). Only the votes for are recorded. If it is not adopted, the text is considered adopted… Read moreShow less
This motion of censure answers the Government making a text a matter of confidence (article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution). Only the votes for are recorded. If it is not adopted, the text is considered adopted; if it is, by an absolute majority of the members of the Assembly, the text is rejected and the Government must resign (article 50).
Position : No position recordedResult : RejectedFor a motion of censure, only votes for are recorded. Not being on the list does not mean voting against.
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This motion of censure answers the Government making a text a matter of confidence (article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution). Only the votes for are recorded. If it is not adopted, the text is considered adopted… Read moreShow less
This motion of censure answers the Government making a text a matter of confidence (article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution). Only the votes for are recorded. If it is not adopted, the text is considered adopted; if it is, by an absolute majority of the members of the Assembly, the text is rejected and the Government must resign (article 50).
Position : No position recordedResult : RejectedFor a motion of censure, only votes for are recorded. Not being on the list does not mean voting against.
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Vote on the text as a whole, after its articles have been examined, at the stage of the procedure given in brackets (first reading, text of the joint committee…).
Position : ForResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : ForResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : ForResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : ForResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
Each article of the text is put to the vote, as changed by the amendments adopted before this vote. Adopted, it stays in the text; rejected, it is removed from it.
Position : ForResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : AgainstResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : No position recordedResult : Adopted -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected -
An amendment proposes to change the text under discussion. Voting for means wanting it in the text; voting against means refusing it. On its own, this vote does not say what the deputy thinks of the text as a whole.
Position : No position recordedResult : Adopted -
A sub-amendment proposes to change an amendment before the amendment is put to the vote. Voting for means wanting this change in the amendment.
Position : No position recordedResult : Rejected