Guy Arendt is a member of the Chamber of Deputies for DP in the Circonscription Centre, with a mandate that started on 2023-11-21.
\n23 January 2025 — warning that the controls must not slow down cross-border operations too much or cause bigger divergences in the single market
\n\n\nWat dëse Punkt ugeet, géif ech kuerz de Rappel maachen an drop hiweisen, dass mir bei alle Kontrolle gläichzäiteg mussen oppassen, dass déi déi grenziwwerschreidend Operatiounen net ze vill bremsen oder dass et am Generellen net zu gréisseren Divergenzen um Marché unique kënnt.
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On this point I would recall and point out that with all these controls we must at the same time take care that they do not slow down cross-border operations too much, or that the single market does not diverge more widely in general.
\n\n28 April 2026 — stating the concrete change the bill makes to the paying up of the minimum capital
\n\n\nKonkreet geet et drëms, méi Flexibilitéit bei der Grënnung vun enger SARL ze schafen. D’Liberatioun vum soziale Mindestkapital vun 12.000 Euro muss elo net méi integral direkt bei der Grënnung, mee innerhalb vun engem Joer geschéien.
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Concretely, this is about creating more flexibility when a SARL is set up. The paying up of the minimum capital of 12,000 euros no longer has to happen in full right at the incorporation, but within one year.
\n\n14 November 2024 — stating the cost of the bill and that it is the largest investment in the army's history
\n\n\nMat engem Käschtepunkt vun, jo, 2.616.180.000, déi am Kader vun dësem Projet de loi virgesi sinn, ass dëst dee gréissten Invest an der Geschicht vun eiser Arméi.
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With a cost of, yes, 2,616,180,000 provided for under this bill, this is the largest investment in the history of our army.
\n\n22 January 2025 — stating his party's position after backing Luxembourg's part in EU and NATO defence efforts
\n\n\nGläichzäiteg si mir awer och der Meenung, datt eng Aféierung vun engem obligatoresche Militärdéngscht zu Lëtzebuerg fir de Moment net néideg ass.
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At the same time we also believe that introducing compulsory military service in Luxembourg is not needed for the moment.
\n\n30 October 2025 — stating the expected size of the Luxembourgish contribution to the Arlon infrastructure project
\n\n\nWat kloer ass, ass, datt d’Käschte vun der Lëtzebuerger Contributioun heifir iwwer 60 Milliounen Euro wäerte leien.
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What is clear is that the cost of the Luxembourgish contribution for this will be over 60 million euros.
\n\n17 December 2025 — endorsing the government's position that Luxembourg must invest more in defence
\n\n\nD’Regierung huet den Eescht vun der Situatioun erkannt a sech kloer dozou positionéiert, dass och Lëtzebuerg seng Verantwortung als responsabelen an zouverlässegen Alliéierten a Partner muss droen an dowéinster méi a seng Verteidegung muss investéieren.
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The government has recognised the seriousness of the situation and has clearly positioned itself that Luxembourg too must carry its responsibility as a responsible and reliable ally and partner and must therefore invest more in its defence.
\n\n30 April 2025 — stating the budget figure allocated to the state IT centre
\n\n\nDe CTIE krut eng Enveloppe vun 175 Milliounen Euro, eng Hausse vu 6 % am Verglach mat 2024.
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The CTIE received an envelope of 175 million euros, an increase of 6 % compared with 2024.
\n\n15 May 2025 — presenting the bill as a step to cut red tape
\n\n\nMat dësem Projet huele mir eng wichteg Etapp, fir d’Bürokratie weider ofzebauen an d’Effikassitéit vun eisem administrativen Apparat ze stäerken.
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With this bill we take an important step to cut bureaucracy further and to strengthen the efficiency of our administrative apparatus.
\n\n19 December 2024 — supporting the bill on behalf of his group
\n\n\nMir als DP-Fraktioun begréissen dëse Projet ausdrécklech, well et noutwendeg ass, dass d’Justiz déi noutwendeg Mëttelen huet, fir kënnen aktiv ze sinn.
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We as the DP group expressly welcome this bill, because it is necessary that justice has the means it needs to be able to act.
\n\n15 October 2025 — stating that Luxembourg law sets no maximum length for pre-trial detention
\n\n\nDobäi kënnt, dass et zu Lëtzebuerg keng gesetzlech virgeschriwwe Maximaldauer fir eng Untersuchungshaft gëtt.
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On top of that, there is no legally prescribed maximum length for pre-trial detention in Luxembourg.
\n\nOne recorded quote each, so these are single entries rather than timelines.
\n\n\nEch mengen, dat ass eng Aufgab, déi mer der Regierung solle ginn a mir kënnen déi heite Motioun och matdroen.
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I think this is a task we should give the government, and we can support this motion.
\n\n\nBei dësen Dispositioune geet et ëm d’Vereinfachung vun der Autoconsommation an dem Encadrement vum Deele vum Stroum.
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These provisions are about simplifying self-consumption and framing the sharing of electricity.
\n\n\nMee ech wëll awer och ënnersträichen, dass Afrika net nëmmen als en Empfänger vun Entwécklungshëllef soll ugesi ginn.
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But I also want to underline that Africa should not be seen only as a recipient of development aid.
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