He is trying to fill the chapter left blank since his election to the Élysée.
Entangled in his pension reform, Emmanuel Macron wants to demonstrate that he has not given up on reforming the institutions.
Nor to provide a solution to the democratic crisis.
Reduction in the number of parliamentarians, election of some of the deputies by proportional representation, simplification of the use of the shared initiative referendum... Under the previous five-year term, the Head of State saw his plans disrupted by the Benalla affair and by the reluctance of the Senate.
Without an absolute majority and without any further guarantee of success, it now intends to move forward slowly.
Since he promised
“a better functioning of the powers”
and
“a more frequent association of our fellow citizens”,
during his wishes to the French, Emmanuel Macron sketches a project in small touches.
He announced that he wanted to
"restore strength to popular sovereignty",
on January 12, by receiving at the Élysée the deputies of the majority who are members of the commission...
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