the “emergency” bill for Mayotte will finally be presented to the Council of Ministers next week

This will have “no impact” on its examination in Parliament, which resumes its activity on January 13, Matignon said.

The “emergency” bill for Mayotte, devastated by Cyclone Chido, will be presented to the Council of Ministers next week and not Friday January 3, as was planned, Matignon said.

It is about “take the time to continue consultation with elected officials” of the archipelago, with whom Overseas Minister Manuel Valls spoke another 24 hours after the visit of Prime Minister François Bayrou on Monday.

“These feedbacks, these improvements to the text require verifications which take time”justifies Matignon to France Télévisions. This will not have “no impact” on its examination in Parliament, which resumes its activity on January 13.

This text should integrate several of the measures of the “Mayotte standing” plan presented by François Bayrou. Another draft “refoundation program law” for the archipelago, “prepared and designed with the elected officials of Mayotte“, will also be developed “within three months”according to the head of government.