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Number	Date	Name of document	How did the citizens vote ?
1	21.10.2009	Resolution drafted by the S&D, ALDE, GUE/NGL and Greens/EFA groups arguing that in Italy and other EU member states there are obstacles to freedom of the media What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.25 / 3 Low High
2	09.02.2010	Decision to appoint the Barroso II Commission for the 2009-2014 term What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.12 / 3 Low High
3	05.05.2010	Resolution asking the European Commission to initiate legislation to ban the use of cyanide mining technologies in the EU What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 1.96 / 3 Low High
4	20.05.2010	Resolution asking the European Commission to promote budgetary discipline on the EU member states What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.34 / 3 Low High
5	16.06.2010	Resolution stating that the independent lorry drivers should no longer be excluded from the Working Time Directive and should be subject to the same rules as employed drivers What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 1.90 / 3 Low High
6	17.06.2010	Resolution condemning the Israeli military operation against the humanitarian flotilla and the Gaza blockade What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.21 / 3 Low High
7	08.07.2010	REVISED EU-USA SWIFT agreement on the transfer of financial messaging data from the EU to the USA for purposes of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.15 / 3 Low High
8	08.07.2010	Resolution recommending Member States of the EU to recognize the independence of Kosovo What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.03 / 3 Low High
9	22.09.2010	Resolution giving powers to European Financial Supervision agencies to supervise activities of banks and other financial institutions based in EU members states What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.32 / 3 Low High
10	22.09.2010	Resolution asking the Commission to initiate legislation to fight breaches of intellectual property rights in the EU, particularly with regard to illegal internet downloads What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.05 / 3 Low High
11	20.10.2010	Amendment to the Maternity Leave Directive stating that the length of the minimum maternity leave should be increased from 14 to 20 weeks with full pay What is this vote about ? How did the MEPs vote ?	Average importance 2.18 / 3 Low High

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