When she passes through the Salle des Quatre Colonnes, at the National Assembly, this neo-parliamentarian of the majority takes off her deputy's badge, lowers her head and traces her route, as discreetly as possible.
"I'm young and totally unknown, everyone takes me for a parliamentary attaché... It's a bit of luck, as I don't yet feel comfortable on all the subjects and I haven't done any media training, it saves me having to respond to journalists
,” she smiles.
After the legislative elections last July, like her, more than 300 new elected officials swept through the halls of the Palais Bourbon for the first time.
A major renewal that requires real time to adapt.
And learning.
“Nothing prepares you for such a mandate.
We find ourselves propelled into new functions and we have to adapt quickly.
It is therefore necessary to learn on the job, to do a lot of ground but also to be present in the National Assembly”
, confides the young LR deputy from the Alpes-Maritimes…
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