In Parliament, the weeks follow one another and are similar.
Since the start of the school year, in mid-January, the agendas of the National Assembly and the Senate remain sparsely filled.
The Versailles Congress, officially recording the inclusion in the Basic Law of voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG) on Monday afternoon, was for parliamentarians only a constitutional parenthesis.
The next highly politically intense debates are a long way off.
They still seem very abstract, as the “green sheet”, which details the agenda of the Palais Bourbon for the coming weeks, does not currently give any political perspective.
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This week, two texts of parliamentary origin will, for example, be examined: on the transformation of offices and housing and on the professionalization of dance teaching.
Nothing to excite the deputies, who regret the time when the battle raged during the immigration law or during the pension reform.
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