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European Parliament A10-0040/2026 Rejected

Parliament committee rejects extending temporary online child abuse rules

Official title: Voorstel voor een verordening van het Europees Parlement en de Raad tot wijziging van Verordening (EU) 2021/1232 wat betreft de verlenging van de toepassingsperiode ervan ***I

Status: Parliament has rejected this proposal.

In plain language

  • The competent European Parliament committee proposes to reject the European Commission's proposal to extend a temporary regulation.
  • This affects internet platforms, tech companies that scan communications, and regulatory authorities.
  • If the full Parliament approves this, the temporary regime will not be extended under this proposal, which could affect how online abuse is detected and your digital privacy.

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From proposal to law

  1. Submitted 26 March 2026
  2. Rejected by parliament 26 March 2026

How parliament voted

Rejected on 26 March 2026

228 for · 311 against · 92 abstention(s)

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  • EPP (Christian Democrats) Divided

    22 for · 137 against · 5 abstentions

  • S&D (Social Democrats) Divided

    95 for · 8 against · 2 abstentions

  • Patriots for Europe Divided

    40 for · 19 against · 24 abstentions

  • ECR (Conservatives) Divided

    27 for · 12 against · 35 abstentions

  • Renew (Liberals) Divided

    33 for · 29 against · 6 abstentions

  • Greens/EFA Divided

    3 for · 33 against · 11 abstentions

  • The Left Divided

    4 for · 33 against · 0 abstentions

  • Europe of Sovereign Nations Divided

    0 for · 24 against · 3 abstentions

  • Non-attached Divided

    4 for · 16 against · 6 abstentions

How MEPs voted, by country

Each country elects its own MEPs. Here you can see how the members from each country voted, regardless of their group.

🇧🇬 MEPs from Bulgaria

Majority against

3 for · 6 against · 2 abstentions

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