EU member states approved plans Tuesday to allow European Parliament members to cast proxy votes during the final three months of pregnancy and the first six months after childbirth, addressing long-standing rules requiring physical presence for voting. The amendment must receive approval from the European Parliament and EU member countries before implementation, with the EU targeting adoption by the 2029 election.
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EU member states approved plans Tuesday to allow European Parliament members to cast proxy votes during the final three months of pregnancy and the first six months after childbirth, addressing long-standing rules requiring physical presence for voting. The amendment must receive approval from the European Parliament and EU member countries before implementation, with the EU targeting adoption by the 2029 election.