Special Committee on the Housing Crisis in the European Union – Extraordinary Meeting

9 fevereiro 2026

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06:18 - 08:46
Orador 2
Okay, colleagues.  So, let's get started.  Before we start the meeting, just to note that today's meeting is web-streamed on the parliament's website and that we have interpretation in 15 languages.  And if there are no objections, the agenda is deemed adopted.  So, dear colleagues, here we are. 

So, this is a very important meeting of our special committee on the housing crisis in the European Union because we are voting on the recommendations that will constitute our committee's response to one of the most pressing challenges facing our citizens.  Over these past months, actually more than a year, we have undertaken a collective effort.  Our fact-finding missions have taken us all across Europe, from Barcelona to Vienna, to Milan, to Sicily, and Paris.  And we still have to go to Dublin, Lisbon, Helsinki, and Briga.  So, we still have a lot of work to do. 

But, you know, we have also met all sorts of stakeholders, institutions, citizens in different difficult neighborhoods, and experts.  So it's really been an incredible journey that we've gone through.  Behind us lie very intensive work and deliberations, with more than 1,400 amendments that were tabled.  So I really want to acknowledge the work of our shadows, coordinators, who have guided compromise negotiations among the group with dedication and indeed a very constructive spirit.  So thank you to the rapporteur and the negotiating team. 

But, in particular, I also want to thank all the staff, collaborators, and secretariat who have worked with dedication and under time pressure.  Sincerely, thank you for all your efforts.  So. 
08:48 - 08:49
Hold on to take 30 seconds. 
08:55 - 08:58
Orador 1
Okay.  Borja, do you want to take the floor? 
08:58 - 09:52
Orador 3
Yes, sir.  But very brief.  Yes, it is the same to give a big thank you.  I would like to sincerely thank all the Southern reporters, coordinators, members, political advisers, and the committee for the constructive negotiation that we have had.  Especially, let me thank my team: Sara, Marina, Marta, and Natalia. 

As rapporteur, I have to say that I always believe the aim of this report should be to be useful, contributing constructively to solving this housing problem.  One of the main problems for the Europeans with proposals and ideas, leaving aside ideological battles that lead nowhere, is that I really believe we have achieved this.  So, from my perspective, we can be proud, and I hope I can count on your support.  Thank you. 
09:54 - 10:33
Orador 2
Thank you.  Thank you very much.  Now, before opening the vote, I just have to complete all the required procedural verifications.  I have some duties.  So, first, I have been informed about members who are not part of the house committee but will be voting this evening, so I have to announce them. 

So we have Mrs. Elisabeth Grossman who is replacing Nora Mebarek.  And then we have Mr.  Yaroslav shock.  I'm sorry.  Okay. 

10:33 - 12:21

Irene Tinagli

Who's replacing Clara Dostolova? So, in accordance with Rule 216, only those members who are not part of the House Committee are voting. All other members voting this evening are full House members or substitutes. So now I also have to verify the quorum, but I think the secretary did all the checks and I have been informed that we have reached the quorum. And then I also received some specific requests for roll call votes on certain amendments and on the final vote, specifically on compromise five.

I received a request from members of the EPP on compromise 12, the same. And then on compromise 13, I received a request from S and D renewing the greens. On compromise 26, the same. On compromise 27 and the same on compromise 30 from the EPP, and on amendment 1262, both parts. I received a request from S&D Renew and the Greens.

Now, another thing before we proceed: we do have one oral amendment that was tabled. That is an oral amendment on paragraph 23(d) from the EPP. Do I have to read it?

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Yes. And.

12:23 - 13:53

Irene Tinagli

This reads: calls on member states to make further efforts to address child poverty by implementing the national action plan on the European Child Guarantee, and calls on the Commission to ensure it is granted robust budgetary procedures in the next MFF. Are there any objections to this oral amendment being put to a vote? Yes, Andreas? Yes. The S and D, or just you?

Okay. The S and D. Okay. So, because pursuant to rule 180, seven members are enough to object to the oral amendment. So, we don't put this oral amendment to vote.

We can proceed. First, actually, we do a test vote as we usually do before any voting, so we can make sure that your card is properly inserted. So I open the test vote. I need to see it. Two more.

Your voice, chair? Oh. Yes.

Okay. Okay. I close the test vote.

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Yes. It's.

13:56 - 14:53

Irene Tinagli

Working. And it's working. No? Is it okay? Okay.

Okay. So, now we start. Okay. So now we start by voting on compromise one. Who's in favor?

Who's against? Who abstains? Adopted. We move to amendment 548. It's a split vote. We vote on part one.

Who's in favor? Who's against? Who abstains? And it sounds rejected, but I want to check. I open the vote.

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I close the vote.

15:01 - 15:34

Irene Tinagli

It's rejected. We vote on part two. Who's in favor? Who's against? Who abstains?

It is rejected. Now, we vote on compromise two. Who is in favor? Sorry? You wanted to check the second part of the split?

Yes. Let's check the second part of the split on amendment 548. I open the check vote. I closed the test to check the vote.

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Rejected.

15:35 - 18:02

Irene Tinagli

It is rejected. So now we move on to compromise two. Who's in favor? Is against it. Abstentions accepted, adopted.

We move to amendment 589. Who's in favor? Who's against? Abstentions rejected. We vote on compromise three.

Who's in favor? Is against; abstentions adopted. We move to compromise 4. Who's in favor? Against.

Abstentions are adopted. We move now to amendment 665. Who's in favor? Who's against? Abstentions ?

Rejected. Compromise 5. Roll call votes. I open the vote. Close the vote, and it is adopted.

We move to compromise six. Who's in favor? Is against. Abstentions adopted. Compromise seven. In favor? Against? Abstentions are adopted.

Compromise 8. In favor? Against? Okay. Abstentions are adopted.

You are right. I will slow down. It's a long and complex voting list, but since it's long, I tend to compromise nine. In favor? Against abstentions, it is adopted.

Now we vote on amendments 829 and 28. Apologies. 828. Who is in favor? Against; abstentions rejected.

We vote on compromise 10: in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. Now, we move to amendment 862. Who's in favor? Against; abstentions. I want to check.

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Open the vote.

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Close the vote.

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Irene Tinagli

Oh, rejected. Rejected. Rejected. Sixteen. Now, we vote on a yes.

It's 16:16. When it's tied, it's rejected. And so, now we vote on amendment 863. Who's in favor? Against?

Abstentions. And I need to check this too, so I will open the vote.

18:56 - 19:38

Irene Tinagli

Close the vote, and that's the same. It's rejected. It's a tie. We vote on Compromise 11. Who's in favor?

Adopted against abstentions. We move to compromise 12. Who's in favor? Oh, I'm sorry. It's my roll call vote.

I apologize. I open the vote. I close the vote, and it is adopted. We move to compromise 13, also by roll call vote. I open the vote.

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I don't know. I have a roll call.

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Oh, yeah. Close.

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Irene Tinagli

Please, let's wait for a minute. Okay. I closed the vote, and it is adopted. So now we move on to compromise 14. Who's in favor? Against? Abstentions? Adopted. Amendment 978, who is in favor?

Against, abstentions, and rejected. Compromise 15 is in favor, against, abstentions, adopted. Compromise 16 is in favor, against, abstentions. And it is adopted. Now we have amendment 10.29.

Who's in favor? Against, abstentions, rejected. Amendment 1,032. In favor? Against, abstentions, and rejected.

Amendment 1,042 is in favor, against abstentions, rejected. It was clearly rejected. Compromise 29 in favor, against, abstentions adopted. Now we vote on amendment 681. Who's in favor?

Against? Abstentions ? Rejected. Compromise? Okay.

21:30 - 24:05

Irene Tinagli

Okay. I will try to, okay. Compromise 17: in favor, against, abstentions. Oh, I apologize. This is correct. You are right.

No. No? Roll call: 17.

No. No. It's a mistake. It doesn't have the threshold, this one.

Ah, okay. Sorry. I also had a signed roll call vote, but I'm told that it's a mistake. Mistake. There was no threshold for the request, but we don't have the threshold.

So, compromise 17 again. Who's in favor? Against, abstentions, adopted. Now, amendment 671. Who's in favor? Against, abstentions, and rejected.

Amendment 928, is it in favor? Against; abstentions rejected. Compromise 18 is in favor, against abstentions. Adopted. Now, we move to compromise 19. Who's in favor?

Adopted against abstentions.

11:49. 149 is

My amendment. I 114. Yeah. Okay. Now we vote on amendment 1,149.

One 149. In favor? Against? Abstentions ? Rejected.

We vote on amendment 1,152. 1152. In favor? Against? Abstentions ?

Rejected. Amendment 1,163: in favor, against, abstentions, rejected. Compromise 20: in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. Compromise 21, in favor? Adopted against abstentions.

We now move to amendments 1,221. In favor? Against abstentions. Adopted? Check. Yes.

Sorry. Yeah. Yes. Please, let's do a check. Open the vote.

24:08 - 24:09

I closed the vote.

24:11 - 25:25

Irene Tinagli

No. It's rejected. So now we vote on amendment 1,222 in favor. Against? Abstentions rejected.

1,355. In favor? Against? Abstentions. I need to check this.

Open the vote. Close the vote. And it is rejected. Amendment 1,224 in favor. Against; abstentions rejected.

1,225 in favor; against, abstentions rejected. Now we vote on compromise 22: in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. Compromise 23 in favor, against, abstentions adopted. Now we move on to amendment 1,262 by roll call vote.

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Part one.

25:26 - 25:29

Irene Tinagli

Part one. I open the vote.

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I close the.

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Irene Tinagli

Vote, and he's adopted. Second part by roll call vote. I open the vote. Close the vote. Adopted.

Now we vote, the other no. Compromise 24. Who's in favor? Against, you have to raise your hands. I'm sorry.

Compromise 24: in favor, there you go; against, abstentions. Adopted. Compromise 25: 25 in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted amendment 1,302. Who's in favor? Against abstentions, it is rejected.

1,306 in favor. Against, abstentions, rejected. 1,311 in favor.

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Part one. Part one.

26:43 - 26:50

Irene Tinagli

In favor? Against abstentions. Rejected part two.

26:50 - 26:51

No. Because it was rejected. So.

26:52 - 27:08

Irene Tinagli

Ah, okay. Yeah. Okay. So we move on to amendment 1,314 in favor. Do you want to check?

Okay. Let's check the first part of 1,311. I open the vote.

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I close the vote.

27:14 - 27:23

Irene Tinagli

It is rejected. Okay. We vote on amendment 1,316. Who's in favor?

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14. 14. 14.

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Irene Tinagli

14. Ah, okay. I apologize. There are many here. 1,314 in favor?

Against? Abstentions. Rejected. 1,316 in favor? Against?

I have to check this. I open the vote. 16. 16. Close the vote.

It's rejected. Now we vote on amendment 1,318. In favor? Against abstentions are rejected. 1,319 in favor? Against, abstentions rejected.

1,321 in favor, against, abstentions rejected. 1,322 in favor; against, abstentions rejected. Compromise 26, by roll call vote. I open the vote.

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I close the vote.

28:36 - 29:11

Irene Tinagli

Adopted. Now we move to amendment 1365. In favor?

No. 347. +1, 34. 111,349.

Yeah. Sorry. I was skipping one page. Okay. Sorry.

+1. Who's in favor? Against. Abstentions. I need to check that.

29:11 - 29:12

Open the vote.

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I closed the vote.

29:20 - 29:41

Irene Tinagli

And it is rejected. 1,351 in favor, against, abstentions rejected. 1,353 in favor, against, abstentions rejected. 1,300 for this is rejected. Sorry.

29:42 - 29:43

Okay. No. Sorry.

29:43 - 29:44

That's fine.

29:44 - 30:36

Irene Tinagli

Yeah. 1,354 in favor, against, abstentions. Rejected. 1,358 in favor, against abstentions. I need to check.

I'll open the vote. Sorry. It's okay. Close the vote, and it is rejected. Now we vote on amendment 1,365 in favor.

Against abstentions. I think he's rejected by the same majority, but I want to check because there are very few votes. I open the vote. Close the vote. He's rejected by the same.

Compromise 27 by roll call vote. I open the vote.

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Close the vote.

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Irene Tinagli

And it is adopted. Amendment 1,279. In favor? Against? Abstentions.

It looks adopted. Let's check. Open the vote. I

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Closed the vote.

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Irene Tinagli

And he's adopted. So, amendment 1,348 in favor? Against? Abstentions ? I need to check.

I open the vote. Close the vote. And it is rejected. Now we move to amendment 1,388. Who's in favor?

Against abstentions, it is adopted. Amendment 1393 in favor? Against abstentions?

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1388. One, three. Okay. One.

32:02 - 33:31

Irene Tinagli

Let's go back to check amendment 1388. I open the 88. Closed the vote, and it is adopted. So now I only accept it because sometimes we have adoptions for two votes, but please, when you want to check, tell me immediately. Okay?

So, amendment 1,393. Who's in favor? Against. Abstentions. I need to check that.

I open the vote. Close the vote. It is rejected. Amendment 1,394. Who's in favor?

Against; abstentions rejected. Compromise 28 was adopted in favor, against, with abstentions. Amendment 1,415 in favor? Against? Abstentions rejected. 14-16 in favor?

Against? Abstentions rejected.

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Irene Tinagli

I want to check that. Okay. Let's go back and check 1,416. Now, you open the vote. 16.

Close the vote. Rejected. It is rejected. So now we move to vote on the citations. Citation one: Who's in favor?

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Block vote.

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Irene Tinagli

It's a block vote. Yes. Against, abstentions, and adopted.

34:14 - 34:17

So what is nine? Now, we move to 39.

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Irene Tinagli

We move to 39. In favor? Against abstentions are rejected. We move to 40, which is sedation 8a. In favor?

Against? Abstentions ? Rejected. Check. Open the votes on 40.

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Close the vote.

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Irene Tinagli

And he is rejected by one. So, seven in favor? No. No. No.

It's false. 30. It's false.

It's false because amendment one has been adopted. So, we must.

Ah, okay. Sorry. So seven- and thirteen-fold. So, we move to Compromise 30 by roll call vote. I open the vote.

I close the vote, and it is adopted. Now, we move to amendment 129. Who's in favor? Against. Abstentions. Rejected.

Check. I open the vote.

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Close the vote.

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Irene Tinagli

And he is adopted by one. So, now we vote on compromise 31. Who's in favor? Against abstentions. Adopted.

We vote on amendment 143. In favor? Against. Abstentions. Check.

Open the vote. Close the vote. It is rejected. Amendment 145 in favor? Against? Abstentions ?

Rejected. Amendment 148, in favor? Against? Abstentions ? Rejected.

Amendment 149, in favor? Against; abstentions rejected. 150 in favor? Against, abstentions rejected. We vote: compromise 32 in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted.

We vote: compromise 33 in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. Compromise 34 in favor, against, abstentions adopted. Compromise 35 was adopted with votes in favor, against, and abstentions. We move to 36, compromise 36, in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. Compromise 37 in favor, against, abstentions adopted.

Compromise 38 in favor. Adopted against abstentions. Compromise: 39 in favor. Against abstention, adopted. Compromise 40 in favor, against abstentions, adopted.

Compromise 41 in favor, against abstentions, adopted. Compromise 49 was adopted with votes in favor, against, and abstentions. Compromise 42 in favor? Adopted against abstentions. Amendment 372, in favor?

Against, abstentions rejected. Check. Open the vote on 372. Close the vote. It is rejected.

Compromise 43 in favor, against abstentions, adopted. Compromise 44 was adopted with votes in favor, against, and abstentions. Compromise 45 in favor, against abstentions, adopted. Compromise 46 was adopted with votes in favor, against, and abstentions. Now we vote on amendment 452: in favor, against, abstentions. Rejected.

We vote on compromise 47: in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. We vote on compromise 48: in favor, against, abstentions. Adopted. We vote on amendment 511: in favor, against, abstentions, rejected. Amendment 515, in favor: against, abstentions: rejected. We vote on amendment 521: in favor, against, abstentions, rejected.

525 in favor, against, abstentions: rejected. And now we...

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And that's all.

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Irene Tinagli

That's all. We move to the final vote. By roll call vote, I open the vote. For.

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The vote.

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Irene Tinagli

I close the vote, and it is widely adopted. Congratulations. Congratulations, and thank you. Thank you very much. Again, I want to thank each of you for your participation in this historic vote.

I think what we have achieved today is the result of months of dedication, work, good cooperation, compromise, and shared commitment to address one of the biggest challenges that we have today in the Union. So, again, I want to thank everyone, including the staff, the secretary, and the administration, because it was really a collective effort. Thank you. Have a nice evening.

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