"I'm talking to you from my deserted National Assembly office." At the end of the line, Gilles Le Gendre, boss of the LREM group. Tuesday morning, this official participated in the majority breakfast, hosted by the Prime Minister. The leader of the Macronist deputies welcomes the fact that the two emergency texts were able, despite the unprecedented circumstances, to be adopted this weekend. The deputies will now have to work on the ordinances which will be presented Wednesday in the Council of Ministers. "It will be up to us, parliamentarians, to transform legal texts into very concrete and quickly appropriable provisions," says Le Gendre.
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In this context, the majority group must, in its view, act like an “hourglass” in order to circulate information between the executive and the territories. The LREM deputies also told him of a “misunderstanding on the question of masks ” and wondered about “the oh so lively debate over chloroquine ” .
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