4 July 2011, 21:41 · 18th Knesset · vote no. 16040
הצעת חוק לתיקון פקודת התעבורה (מס' 104) (החמרת הענישה בעבירת הפקרה), התשע"א-2011Bill to Amend the Motor Traffic Ordinance (No. 104) (Aggravation of Punishment for the Offense of Abandonment), 2011 · automatic translation · suggest a correction
להעביר את הצעת החוק לוועדה
Bill passed first reading: 9 for, 0 against
9 of 120 voted — official Knesset result
9 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
«להעביר את הצעת החוק לוועדה להכנה לקריאה שניה ושלישית»
First reading: A vote on the bill after committee preparation (government bills start here). If it passes, it goes back to committee for further work. Glossary →
By party on the day of the vote
- for
- abstained
- against
Yisrael Beytenuישראל ביתנו בראשות אביגדור ליברמןcoalition5 for · 0 against — majority for
Likudהליכוד - אח"י בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלהcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for
- Zeev Elkinfor
Shasהתאחדות הספרדים העולמית שומרי תורהcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for
United Torah Judaismיהדות התורה והשבת אגודת ישראל - דגל התורהcoalition1 for · 0 against — majority for
- Uri Maklevfor
Roll call (9)
Showing 9 of 9
| Member | Party at the time | Vote | Source code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zeev Elkin | Likud | for | 7 |
| Orit Noked | Independence | for | 7 |
| Avraham Michaeli | Shas | for | 7 |
| Uri Maklev | United Torah Judaism | for | 7 |
| Moshe Mutz Matalon | Yisrael Beytenu | for | 7 |
| Anastassia Michaeli | Yisrael Beytenu | for | 7 |
| Alex Miller | Yisrael Beytenu | for | 7 |
| Hamad Amar | Yisrael Beytenu | for | 7 |
| Lia Shemtov | Yisrael Beytenu | for | 7 |
Numbers and sources
- For
- 9
- Against
- 0
- Abstained
- 0
- Present, did not vote
- 0
Official result: 9 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.