There's nothing worse than a bored MP.
In the thick silence of the Palais Bourbon, escaping the light of the cameras, in a whisper, the chosen one then begins to plot.
We should therefore not trust the apparent and unusual calm which seems to have emanated from the National Assembly since the start of the school year in January.
Nor should we worry about the empty agenda for the coming weeks.
To discover
PODCAST - Listen to the Le Figaro Politique club with Yves Thréard
Nor even be moved by the announcements of the new Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, during his general policy declaration last week, confirming that the executive would have, more and more often, to resort to the regulatory route to reform.
“Those who say that Parliament will remain silent between now and the European elections have understood nothing.
It’s the beating heart of our democracy, there’s always a lot going on there
,” anticipates, optimistically, MoDem MP Erwan Balanant.
Read also Assembly: a turbulent first year full of twists and turns
And, if the government imagines being able to circumvent it, avoid it, or
“put it under cover”
, as some fear, the…
This article is reserved for subscribers.
You have 88% left to discover.
Flash sale
-70% on digital subscription
I ENJOY IT
Already subscribed?
Log in