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4 August 2004, 14:56 · 16th Knesset · vote no. 2782

Second readingVote on sections of the billelectronic vote

הצעת חוק בתי המשפט (תיקון מס' 40) (תקופת צינון למינוי היועץ המשפטי לממשלה או פרקליט המדינה כשופטים בבית המשפט העליון), התשס"ד-2004Bill Courts (Amendment No. 40) (cooling-off period for the appointment of the Attorney General or the State Prosecutor as judges in the Supreme Court), 2004 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

Sections adopted: 29 for, 7 against

36 of 120 voted — official Knesset result

36 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

«קריאה 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 →

By party on the day of the vote

coalition20 for · 0 against
opposition9 for · 7 against
  • for
  • abstained
  • against
Likudהליכודcoalition11 for · 0 against — majority for

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Shinuiשינוי התנועה החילוניתcoalition9 for · 0 against — majority for

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National Unionהאיחוד הלאומי - ישראל ביתנו - מולדת - תקומהopposition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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Laborהעבודה-מימד בראשות מצנעopposition2 for · 2 against — no majority

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Baladבל"ד (ברית לאומית דמוקרטית)opposition0 for · 3 against — majority against

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Shasהתאחדות הספרדים העולמית שומרי תורהopposition2 for · 1 against — majority for

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Ra'amהרשימה הערבית המאוחדתopposition0 for · 1 against — majority against

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Hadash–Ta'alחד"ש - תע"לopposition1 for · 0 against — majority for

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Roll call (36)

Showing 36 of 36

MemberParty at the timeVoteSource code
Azmi BisharaBaladagainstVotes.svc 2
Jamal ZahalkaBaladagainstVotes.svc 2
Wasil TahaBaladagainstVotes.svc 2
Arieh EldadNational UnionforVotes.svc 1
Uri Yehuda ArielNational UnionforVotes.svc 1
Eliezer CohenNational UnionforVotes.svc 1
Michael NudelmanNational UnionforVotes.svc 1
Ruhama Avraham BalilaLikudforVotes.svc 1
Jacob EderyLikudforVotes.svc 1
Michael EitanLikudforVotes.svc 1
Daniel BenloloLikudforVotes.svc 1
Moshe KahlonLikudforVotes.svc 1
Tzipi LivniLikudforVotes.svc 1
Gideon Sa'arLikudforVotes.svc 1
Gideon EzraLikudforVotes.svc 1
Yuval SteinitzLikudforVotes.svc 1
Ariel SharonLikudforVotes.svc 1
Omri SharonLikudforVotes.svc 1
Colette AvitalLaborforVotes.svc 1
Amram MitznaLaboragainstVotes.svc 2
Orit NokedLaborforVotes.svc 1
Ophir Pines-PazLaboragainstVotes.svc 2
Abdulmalik DehamsheRa'amagainstVotes.svc 2
Nissim ZeevShasforVotes.svc 1
Yitzhak CohenShasagainst · against party majorityVotes.svc 2
Yakov MargiShasforVotes.svc 1
Mohammad BarakehHadash–Ta'alforVotes.svc 1
Ronny A. BrisonShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Victor BrailovskyShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Chemi DoronShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Reshef ChayneShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Igal YasinovShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Ilan LeibovitchShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Yosef (Tommy) LapidShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Ehud RassabiShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Ilan ShalgiShinuiforVotes.svc 1
Numbers and sources
For
29
Against
7
Abstained
0
Present, did not vote
0

Official result: 29 for, 7 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 ↗

Bill Courts (Amendment No. 40) (cooling-off period for the appointment of the Attorney General or the State Prosecutor as judges in the Supreme Court), 2004 — 4 August 2004 · How the Knesset Votes