28 March 2011, 23:16 · 18th Knesset · vote no. 15650
Third readingVote on the billelectronic vote
הצעת חוק לתיקון פקודת העיריות (הוראת שעה), התשע"א-2011Bill for amending the Municipalities Ordinance (temporary provision), 2011 · automatic translation · suggest a correction
אישור החוק
Law passed: 9 for, 2 against
11 of 120 voted — official Knesset result
11 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 את הצעת החוק בקריאה שלישית»
Third reading: The final vote. A bill that passes its third reading becomes law. Glossary →
About the law and the debate
What was said in the plenum
Supporters saidautoResidents of the local authorities where the security arrangement exists are satisfied with it, and the arrangement contributes to maintaining public order.Speakers who made this point: 1Opponents saidautoMaintaining public order is the police's classic role, and the state must provide this service to its citizens without charging for it.Speakers who made this point: 11 member spoke
By party on the day of the vote
Coalition and opposition voted differently.
coalition8 for · 0 against
opposition1 for · 2 against
- for
- abstained
- against
Shasהתאחדות הספרדים העולמית שומרי תורהcoalition4 for · 0 against — majority for
Likudהליכוד - אח"י בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלהcoalition3 for · 0 against — majority for
Meretzהתנועה החדשה מרצopposition0 for · 1 against — majority against
- Nitzan Horowitzagainst
Hadashחזית דמוקרטית לשלום ושוויוןopposition0 for · 1 against — majority against
- Dov Kheninagainst
Yisrael Beytenuישראל ביתנו בראשות אביגדור ליברמןcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for
Roll call (11)
Numbers and sources
- For
- 9
- Against
- 2
- Abstained
- 0
- Present, did not vote
- 0
Official result: 9 for, 2 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.