8 February 2010, 20:04 · 18th Knesset · vote no. 13396

Second readingVote on sections of the billelectronic vote

הצעת חוק העונשין (תיקון מס' 104), התש"ע-2010Penal Law Bill (Amendment No. 104), 2010 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

קריאה שנייה

Sections adopted: 24 for, 0 against

24 of 120 voted — official Knesset result

24 of 120 members voted. The plenum has no quorum: a decision passes by a simple majority of those voting. A special majority (61 votes) is needed only for no-confidence motions and some provisions of Basic Laws. Glossary →

What was put to the vote

«לקבל בקריאה שנייה»

“For” here means for adopting the listed sections in second reading.

Second reading: Votes on the sections of the final text and on reservations (amendments) to them. Usually held the same day as the third reading. Glossary →

Bill: חוק העונשין (תיקון מס' 104), התש"ע-2010Penal Law (Amendment No. 104), 2010auto

By party on the day of the vote

coalition19 for · 0 against
opposition5 for · 0 against
  • for
  • abstained
  • against
Likudהליכוד - אח"י בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלהcoalition8 for · 0 against — majority for

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Shasהתאחדות הספרדים העולמית שומרי תורהcoalition5 for · 0 against — majority for

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Yisrael Beytenuישראל ביתנו בראשות אביגדור ליברמןcoalition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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Kadimaקדימה - עם ציפי לבני לראשות הממשלהopposition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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Laborהעבודה בראשות אהוד ברקcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for

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Meretzהתנועה החדשה מרצopposition1 for · 0 against — majority for

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United Torah Judaismיהדות התורה והשבת אגודת ישראל - דגל התורהcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for

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Roll call (24)
Numbers and sources
For
24
Against
0
Abstained
0
Present, did not vote
0

Official result: 24 for, 0 against, 0 abstained — adopted. Taking that into account, the roll call matches the official result.

Only members with a record are counted. No record does not mean the member was absent.

Source: vote page on the Knesset website ↗

Penal Law Bill (Amendment No. 104), 2010 — 8 February 2010 · How the Knesset Votes