Marc Hansen is a member of the Chamber of Deputies for DP in the Circonscription Nord, with a mandate that started on 2026-01-20.
\n16 January 2024 — stating what the two agreements are for
\n\n\nEt geet hei ëm déi national Sécherheet, zum Beispill bei Menacë vun Terrorismus, bei Cyberkriminalitéit, Proliferatioun vu Waffen an änleche Bedroungen.
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This is about national security, for example against threats of terrorism, cybercrime, weapons proliferation and similar dangers.
\n\n20 March 2024 — explaining the deadline written into the motion
\n\n\nAn do hu mer gesot, deen nächste Stéchdatum ass natierlech d’COP am Aserbaidjan.
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And there we said the next cut-off date is of course the COP in Azerbaijan.
\n\n14 March 2024 — the rapporteur stating that Luxembourg already has a carbon price, so the new EU rules add no extra cost for citizens
\n\n\nWichteg ze soen an deem Kontext, ass natierlech, dass mir den CO2-Präis bei eis zu Lëtzebuerg elo schonn hunn, contrairement zu anere Länner, an et kënnt also näischt Zousätzleches doduerjer op eis Bierger zou.
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It is important to say in this context that we in Luxembourg already have the CO2 price, unlike other countries, so nothing additional comes to our citizens from this.
\n\n26 June 2024 — stating what the bill does
\n\n\nAn dësen Top-up vum Klimabonus ass Enn Dezember 2023 ausgelaf a gëtt duerch dëse Projet de loi ëm sechs Méint bis Enn Juni 2024 verlängert.
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This Klimabonus top-up expired at the end of December 2023 and is extended by this bill for six months, to the end of June 2024.
\n\n28 February 2024 — stating his party's commitment to a working internal market without discrimination between companies
\n\n\nMir stinn awer och als CSV zu engem europäesche Bannemaart, dee funktionéiert, an ouni Diskriminatioun vu Betriber, deemno wou se an der Europäescher Unioun schaffen an ugesidelt sinn.
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But as the CSV we also stand for a European internal market that works, and without discrimination of companies according to where in the European Union they operate and are established.
\n\n25 April 2024 — stating that Luxembourg has never actually used the tax veto to block
\n\n\nMir hu vläicht deelweis heiansdo mol eng Kéier dermat gedreet, fir eis Interêten och duerchgesat ze kréien – an dat ass, mengen ech, och ganz wichteg sou –, mee en fin de compte hu mir ni eppes blockéiert als Lëtzebuerg, an dat wäert, mengen ech, och an der Zukunft net sou sinn.
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We have perhaps sometimes threatened with it to get our interests through, and that is very important, but in the end we as Luxembourg have never blocked anything, and I think that will not be so in the future either.
\n\n20 March 2025 — welcoming the EU commissioner's vision for covering import standards and animal welfare
\n\n\nMir sinn och ganz frou, datt an der Visioun vum Christophe Hansen dat doten och elo drasteet an eeben och d’Déierestandarden, d’Déierewuel.
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We are also very glad that this is now in Christophe Hansen's vision, and the animal standards, animal welfare, too.
\n\n21 May 2026 — announcing that the bill transposing the right-to-repair directive will be tabled shortly
\n\n\nAn och do sinn ech frou, Iech kënnen ze soen, datt mer deemnächst wäerten de Projet de loi zur Ëmsetzung vun der Right-to-repair-Direktiv wäerten deposéieren.
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And there too I am glad to be able to tell you that we will shortly table the bill transposing the right-to-repair directive.
\n\n1 February 2024 — answering that without EU legislation such products will arrive from third countries uncontrolled
\n\n\nWa mer net legiferéieren, da riskéiere mer, wierklech vill Produkter aus Drëttstaaten ze kréien, wou mer keng Kontroll hunn.
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If we do not legislate, we risk really getting many products from third countries over which we have no control.
\n\n4 March 2025 — stating the aim of the village development programme
\n\n\nD’Zil vum Programm vun der Duerfentwécklung ass et wierklech, déi ländlech Gemenge bei hire Projeten ze ënnerstëtzen.
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The aim of the village development programme is really to support the rural municipalities with their projects.
\n\n10 February 2026 — the minister describing the animal disease situation around Luxembourg
\n\n\nRonderëm 100 Kilomeeter am Ëmkrees hu mer also Krankheeten, déi riskéieren, awer iergendwann eng Kéier bei eis eriwwerzesprangen.
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So within a radius of about 100 kilometres we have diseases that risk jumping over to us at some point.
\n\n18 March 2026 — stating the cause of the shortage as an IT problem, not a production one
\n\n\nDe Problem ass kee Problem vu Produktioun, déi net funktionéiert, mee de Problem ass en informatesche Problem, wéi mer et leider dacks hunn.
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The problem is not a problem of production that does not work, but the problem is an IT problem, as we unfortunately often have.
\n\n16 January 2024 — listing what his group considers necessary now
\n\n\nMir brauchen elo direkt eng Wafferou. Mir brauchen eng humanitär Offensiv. Mir brauchen d’Fräiloossung vun alle Geiselen.
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We need an immediate truce now. We need a humanitarian offensive. We need the release of all hostages.
\n\n14 May 2024 — criticising the plan of a group of EU states to recognise Palestine unilaterally on 21 May
\n\n\nMat esou Aktiounen, muss ech Iech soen, spane mer d’Kar virun den Ochs!
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With such actions, I must tell you, we are putting the cart before the horse!
\n\n27 February 2024 — urging much faster deliveries of arms to Ukraine after his visit to Kyiv
\n\n\nSi hunn näischt méi a mir mussen elo ganz, ganz dréngend noleeën, well et ass wierklech elo, wou mer dee Krich do entweeder verléieren oder gewannen.
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They have nothing left, and we must now urgently supply more, because it is right now that we either lose or win this war.
\n\n19 March 2024 — stating that the Chamber does not accept the crushing of the opposition in Russia
\n\n\nMir akzeptéieren als Chamber déi dote Brutalitéit, wéi all Oppositioun do niddergemaach gëtt, net.
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As the Chamber we do not accept that brutality, the way all opposition there is crushed.
\n\n18 March 2026 — giving the expected date for turning the ALAD into the ALIS
\n\n\nDo waarde mer elo op en Arrêté grand-ducal an da gëtt aus der ALAD d’ALIS. An ech denken, datt dat Ufank Abrëll wäert de Fall sinn.
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There we are now waiting for a grand-ducal decree, and then the ALAD becomes the ALIS. And I think that will be the case at the beginning of April.
\n\n30 April 2026 — announcing a consultation before or during the summer to introduce recognition of prior experience
\n\n\nMir wäerten do virum Summer oder am Summer d’Consultatioun starten, fir eeben op där enger Säit dann déi Validation des acquis de l’expérience – dat, wat Der gefrot hutt – wierklech ëmzesetzen.
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We will start the consultation before or during the summer, so as to really put in place the validation of acquired experience that you asked for.
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\n\n\nEis Liewensmëttel si sécher. Dat gëtt garantéiert duerch déi vill Kontrollen, déi mer maachen.
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Our food is safe. That is guaranteed by the many controls we carry out.
\n\n\nAlso, „encourager“ heescht keng Obligatioun, soit datt Dir vläicht en anere Franséischproff hat wéi ech.
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So encourage does not mean an obligation, unless you perhaps had a different French teacher than I did.
\n\n\nDem Rapport no sinn dat lescht Joer 31,4 Millioune Leit gewiescht, déi mat Lëtzebuerger Zich gefuer sinn.
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According to the report, 31.4 million people travelled on Luxembourg trains last year.
\n\n\nWéi gesot: Fir eis ass et extreem wichteg, datt et eng richteg Agrivoltaik ass an net eng, wou den „Agri“ ganz kleng geschriwwen ass.
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As I said: for us it is extremely important that this is real agrivoltaics and not one where the 'agri' is written very small.
\n\n\nEch géif proposéieren, dee Punkt erauszehuelen, an da kéint d’CSV effektiv derfir stëmmen.
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I would propose taking that point out, and then the CSV could indeed vote for it.
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