Alex Donnersbach is a member of the Chamber of Deputies for CSV in the Circonscription Centre, with a mandate that started on 2023-11-21.
\n27 February 2024 — stating that too few dwellings were built to keep pace with population growth
\n\n\nEt sinn an de leschte Joren einfach net genuch Wunnenge gebaut ginn, fir mam Bevëlkerungswachstum an och mat der Entwécklung vun de Menagen hei am Land Schrëtt ze halen.
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In recent years simply not enough dwellings have been built to keep pace with population growth and with the development of households in this country.
\n\n11 December 2024 — agreeing that the 30-year-old law on off-plan sales should be reviewed
\n\n\nEt ass richteg, datt een dat Gesetz, wat awer elo schonn 30 Joer huet, eng Kéier op de Leescht hëlt.
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It is right that this law, which is now already 30 years old, should be looked at again.
\n\n17 March 2026 — citing a figure on how long housing aid applications take to process
\n\n\nNotamment gouf ervirgestrach, datt 31 % vun den Demanden iwwer 20 Woche brauchen, fir traitéiert ze ginn.
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In particular it was highlighted that 31% of applications take over 20 weeks to be processed.
\n\n20 May 2026 — naming financing, not permits or land, as the bottleneck in construction
\n\n\nMee de Problem ass, datt déi Projeten net finanzéiert ginn.
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But the problem is that these projects are not being financed.
\n\n19 March 2025 — asking whether the tax advantages for private pension saving are enough
\n\n\nMir mussen iwwerleeën, ob déi aktuell Steiervirdeeler nach attraktiv genuch sinn oder ob et zousätzlech Ureizer brauch.
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We have to consider whether the current tax advantages are still attractive enough or whether additional incentives are needed.
\n\n19 November 2025 — rejecting the tax credit in favour of the existing rent subsidy
\n\n\nAn dowéinst schwätze mer eis géint dee Crédit d’impôt aus an derfir, op deem Wee ze bleiwen, wou mer elo sinn, déi geziilte sozial Mesür, mee ze kucken, datt se effektiv do ukënnt, wou se wierklech gebraucht gëtt.
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And therefore we come out against that tax credit and in favour of staying on the path we are on now, the targeted social measure, but making sure that it actually arrives where it is really needed.
\n\n14 November 2024 — arguing that Europe must provide for its own defence
\n\n\nSpéitstens elo muss eis bewosst sinn, datt mir an Zukunft selwer fir eis Verteidegung musse suergen.
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At the latest now we must be aware that in future we have to provide for our own defence.
\n\n15 May 2025 — framing the choice he says Luxembourg faces on defence industry investment
\n\n\nMir hunn do och de Choix: Entweeder mir positionéieren eis a mir investéieren elo oder mir wäerten op der Streck bleiwen.
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There we also have the choice: either we position ourselves and invest now, or we will be left behind.
\n\n30 October 2025 — stating that the motions do not yet authorise the start of construction
\n\n\nWéi virdru vun der Madamm Tanson gesot ginn ass, geet et net schonn drëms, den éischte Spuetestéch ze maachen.
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As Mrs Tanson said before, it is not yet about turning the first sod.
\n\n5 March 2026 — stating the army's recruitment target for the coming years
\n\n\nMir wëllen an den nächste Joren iwwer 600 Leit an d’Arméi bäirekrutéieren.
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We want to recruit over 600 more people into the army in the coming years.
\n\n19 December 2024 — naming the core of the criminal procedure bill
\n\n\nD’Pierre angulaire vun dësem Gesetzesprojet ass wierklech dat neit Kapitel am Code de procédure pénale fir d’Recherche active vun de Fugitifs.
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The cornerstone of this bill is really the new chapter in the Code of Criminal Procedure on the active search for fugitives.
\n\n18 March 2025 — stating that too many judicial posts stay vacant because of the access conditions
\n\n\nZe vill Poste bleiwen onbesat an d’Konditioune fir den Zougang zur Magistratur erlaben et ville gudde Juristen net, an d’Magistratur ze kommen.
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Too many posts stay unfilled, and the conditions for access to the judiciary do not allow many good lawyers to enter it.
\n\nOne recorded quote each, so these are single entries rather than timelines.
\n\n\nDofir ass fir d’CSV och evident: Eng Reform däerf d’Pensioune vun deene Leit, déi haut oder an den nächste Joren an d’Pensioun ginn, net a Fro stellen.
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So for the CSV it is also self-evident: a reform must not call into question the pensions of the people who retire today or in the next few years.
\n\n\nWa mer eise Pensiounssystem an der aktueller Form wëlle bäibehalen, da misste mer bis 2040 alljoers 18.000 nei Aarbechtsplaze schafen.
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If we want to keep our pension system in its current form, we would have to create 18,000 new jobs every year until 2040.
\n\n\nLaut Statec waren 2024 11 % vun de Pensionnairen iwwer 60 Joer a Gefor vun Aarmut.
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According to Statec, in 2024 11% of pensioners over 60 were at risk of poverty.
\n\n\nAus dësem Grond gesäit d’CSV prinzipiell keen aktuelle Besoin, de Spezialregimm vun der Fonction publique ofzeschafen oder substanziell ze änneren.
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For this reason the CSV sees in principle no current need to abolish or substantially change the special scheme of the civil service.
\n\n\nEch mengen, dat weist, datt dës Regierung déi Problematik ganz seriö hëlt.
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I think that shows that this government takes the problem very seriously.
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