There was a whole series of EU legislative proposals in which Germany recently went against the majority of member states: In the case of the Supply Chain Directive, the Platform Work Directive and the Forced Labor Regulation, for example, the traffic light coalition abstained due to a lack of a common position, while the SPD, Greens and FDP only reached an agreement on others such as the Packaging Ordinance and carbon fleet limits for trucks at the last minute. The controversial projects were ultimately decided in the Council, if necessary without the consent of the Member State with the largest voting strength.