Government "took responsibility", says Sibeth Ndiaye

The government " has taken its responsibilities " and is not afraid to " render accounts " on its management of the coronavirus crisis before a parliamentary commission of inquiry, assured Monday 23 March its spokesman Sibeth Ndiaye.

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The executive is now facing an unpredictable trial on the part of political oppositions and part of the health community. LR deputies will create a parliamentary commission of inquiry in the fall in order to " learn all the lessons from the coronavirus epidemic, " their president Damien Abad said in an interview with the Journal du Dimanche .

" This does not worry me because I believe that we have, with a lot of professionalism, determination and seriousness to face this crisis in the face [...] and we have taken our responsibilities ", answered Sibeth Ndiaye on Cnews. " It is normal that we can be held accountable and it is normal for a parliamentary committee to examine the process of this crisis, " she added.

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" We will obviously be ready to answer it, it is part of the democratic game ," continued the secretary of state. Asked about the proposal of the deputy LR Eric Ciotti to send the army in the popular districts to make respect the confinement, she answered: " In this case also send the army in the city center of Versailles, also send the 'army in Paris where we see that in some places there has been a lack of respect for confinement, I do not believe that it is necessary to be in the stigmatization of such or such district or such or such population ”.

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