The Chamber continued the debate on the new CSV-DP government programme and voted on a confidence question, with three resolutions and one motion on parliamentary transparency tabled during the sitting.
Housing was one of the main chapters of the government programme debated, and déi Lénk tabled resolution 3 asking that members of the Chamber be invited to the announced national housing meeting.
The health chapter of the coalition agreement was debated, including private investment in medical practices, home hospitalisation and rural medical care.
Sam Tanson tabled motion 1 asking the government to reform the 2018 law on access to administrative documents; the motion was sent to committee after the Prime Minister answered.
Opposition speakers questioned the programme's reliance on the financial centre and the announced reduction of the subscription tax on funds; the Prime Minister replied on fund taxation and growth.