The Chamber debated and then adopted bill 8257 approving Luxembourg's 61.21 million euro contribution to the twentieth replenishment of the International Development Association, with a dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8289, which places the European Commission's issuance of debt securities under Luxembourg law by suspending the civil-code rule on confusion, with a dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8290, which raises the maximum CO2 excise duty towards 45 euros per tonne of CO2 by 2026 and lifts the CO2 tax credit from 144 to 168 euros; three motions were tabled during the debate, by Franz Fayot on the split of the revenue, by Fred Keup on the kilometre allowance and by Sven Clement on indexing the tax-credit thresholds, and all three were rejected.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8311 approving the amendment to the double taxation convention with Germany, which raises the teleworking tolerance threshold for cross-border workers from 19 to 34 days; a motion by Sven Clement asking for new negotiations on on-call days was rejected.
A topical hour requested by déi gréng on the COP28 climate conference in Dubai, in which four motions and one resolution were tabled; the four motions were referred to committee and the resolution was adopted.