"The parliamentary agenda for the next few weeks is busy
."
Hugues Renson does not want the virus to get the better of the reform momentum promised by Emmanuel Macron: "
The epidemic should not and will not prohibit public debate, controversy and social projects
", he said. estimated Thursday at "Talk Le Figaro".
The vice-president of the National Assembly promises legal texts on republican principles, on ecology, on old age and autonomy.
On the other hand, he is much more reserved about a return to the pension reform agenda, too premature for his liking.
"
In a society which is weakened, I do not believe that it would be reasonable at this stage and in the context which one knows, to put back into the debate certain subjects such as pensions
», He judges.
According to him, "
society is not ready for it, we feel that we are in a moment of tension".
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This pension reform caused a lot of ink to flow just a year ago, by its systemic dimension to introduce more justice and by its parametric dimension.
"
Those who plead for this reform to be done quickly are rather those attentive to the parametric question, to the general equilibrium
", specifies the Walker.
As such, Hugues Renson prefers to play for time by following the wishes of Richard Ferrand, the President of the National Assembly.
"
President Ferrand indicated that it was rather through this reform that we could start a cycle of new mandate
", he supports.
As for the text on separatism, "
it is a much anticipated debate,"
assures the parliamentarian
.
Initiated by the President of the Republic in the very balanced discourse of Les Mureaux, this will be an important moment of the legislature
”.
"Repair the country"
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No doubt for Hugues Renson, 2022 will be played on a question: "
Repairing the country and taking care of both individuals and society which is today weakened and damaged by the epidemic
."
For the time being, the Vice-President of the Assembly is focusing on the vaccination campaign and calls for "
general mobilization
".
As such, he pleads for a “
collective solidarity
”
effort
.
The Walker recalls "
that it goes without saying
" that public health is the responsibility of the State throughout its territory.
However, in the deployment of this strategy, "
all players must go hand in hand
," he insists.
The corollary of the general and national mobilization that I am calling for is control and transparency
”.
Reason why "
Parliament in all its components, on all its benches, must be associated with this vaccine strategy
" he concludes.
