End of the international parenthesis.
Busy across Europe for various summits - including G7, NATO and UN - Emmanuel Macron has just returned to Paris after more than a week away from home affairs.
The opportunity for the President of the Republic to meet on Friday July 1 with his Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, about the various works carried out by the head of government in his absence.
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First file: the restitution of the consultations carried out with the presidents of the various groups of the National Assembly.
The latter were all received at Matignon to discuss the conditions under which they could agree to vote - on condition of amending them - "
the main texts of laws which will mark out the coming months
".
And thus allow the executive to have a majority to be able to act in Parliament.
The new government expected “in the first days of July”
From this assessment will depend in particular the "
decision
" of Elisabeth Borne to submit, or not, to an - optional - vote of confidence of the deputies, at the end of her speech of general policy.
Scheduled for Wednesday, July 6, this intervention will be the first real life-size test for the Prime Minister, who knows that she is eagerly awaited by the opposition in the hemicycles of the two Chambers.
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Finally, Elisabeth Borne must submit to the Head of State her "
proposals
" for the upcoming reorganization.
Imposed by the defeats of three ministers in the legislative elections, this change of team should go well beyond the simple technical adjustment initially envisaged.
Objective, according to Emmanuel Macron: "
The composition of a new government of action at the service of France
", expected for "
the first days of July
"
