IAAExplorer

About this project

The IAA amendment explorer is a personal, non-commercial project by Alex King. It was built by hand with the support of AI tools, which helped to read and classify the amendments. It does not represent the views of any client or organisation, and it is not affiliated with the European Parliament.

Accuracy and corrections

The positions shown are an interpretation of each amendment's text and may contain errors. They are provided without guarantee. The European Parliament's own documents are the authoritative source, and every amendment here can be opened to read its text.

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The amendments

All 5,417 amendments to the Commission's proposal for the Industrial Accelerator Act, procedure 2026/0068(COD), in the joint committee of INTA, ITRE and IMCO: the 267 amendments in the co-rapporteurs' draft report of 9 Sep 2026 (numbers 1 to 267, shown as tabled by the co-rapporteurs) and the 5,150 amendments tabled by MEPs to that report (numbers 268 to 5417), taken from the European Parliament's amendment documents dated 13 and 19 Oct 2026, as tabled. Later corrections, withdrawals and compromise amendments are not included.

The source documents, from Parliament's open data portal:

The Commission's text

The Commission proposal, COM(2026) 100, of 04 Mar 2026.

Positions

Each amendment was read against 108 questions (for example, whether quotas should be binding) and given a side where it takes one. This is a reading of the text, not a statement by the authors, and it can be wrong. Every amendment can be opened to read the text itself.

Counting

Support is counted in MEPs signing, not in amendments. An amendment is led by a group or national delegation where at least two-thirds of its signers come from it; with fewer than four signers, all of them must. A group counts as divided on a question when at least a fifth of its MEPs who take a side take the smaller one, and an MEP takes a side when two-thirds of their amendments on that question go one way. A question is shown as divided where MEPs sign on both sides, and as mixed where more than half of the smaller side also sign the other.

MEPs and portraits

MEPs' political groups, Member States and portraits come from the European Parliament's website. Portraits: © European Union, source: European Parliament.