Wednesday December 4, 2024, the National Assembly examined the two motions of censure.
The motion of censure filed by Ms. Mathilde PANOT, Mr. Boris VALLAUD, Ms. Cyrielle CHATELAIN, Mr. André CHASSAIGNE and 181 of their colleagues in application of article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution, having been adoptedthe motion of censure filed by Ms. Marine LE PEN, Mr. Éric CIOTTI and 138 of their colleagues in application of article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution, was not put to the vote.
The conclusions of the joint committee on the social security finance bill for 2025 are considered rejected.
Due to the adoption of the motion of censure and in accordance with article 50 of the Constitution, the Prime Minister must submit to the President of the Republic the resignation of his government.
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Monday December 2, 2024 afternoon, the Government had engaged its responsibility, in application of article 49 paragraph 3 of the Constitution, on the adoption of the social security finance bill for 2025taking into account the text of the joint committee.
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Monday December 2, 2024, at 4:35 p.m.a motion of censure had been filed by Ms. Mathilde PANOT, Mr. Boris VALLAUD, Ms. Cyrielle CHATELAIN, Mr. André CHASSAIGNE and 181 of their colleagues in application of article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution
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Monday December 2, 2024, at 5:30 p.m.a motion of censure had been filed by Ms. Marine LE PEN, Mr. Éric CIOTTI and 138 of their colleagues in application of article 49, paragraph 3, of the Constitution
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The conference of presidents had included in theafternoon agenda for December 4, 2024, around 4 p.m.l’examination of the two motions of censure, followed bya vote on the motion tabled on December 2 at 4:35 p.m. then, in the event of rejection of the first, of a vote on the motion tabled on December 2 at 5:30 p.m..
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