Franck Riester made the announcement this Tuesday morning. During the Conference of Presidents, the Delegate Minister for Relations with Parliament assured that there will be no extraordinary session in the National Assembly in September, an unprecedented event for twenty years. Therefore, work must resume on October 3, BFMTV.com also learned.
In fact, the current extraordinary session is scheduled to end on Sunday, August 7. In the coming days, the emergency texts for the French will be examined, including the purchasing power bill, the amended finance bill and the health bill.
Facilitate consultation
According to Franck Riester, this extraordinary vacancy is part of the new method of compromise and dialogue desired by the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister with Parliament. This is to facilitate consultation with parliamentarians and with the French on the texts for the start of the school year.
In the meantime, Franck Riester will continue his consultations with the presidents of the assemblies and political groups in order to further develop relations between Parliament and the government. He will make proposals to Elisabeth Borne at the beginning of the school year in this regard.
Source: BFM TV
