The Chamber debated and voted two state financing bills for public affordable-housing projects: phase 2 of Elmen in Kehlen (8327) and Itzigerknupp in Bonnevoie (8328).
The Chamber debated and voted bill 8276, which reforms the investment tax credit (bonification d’impôt) to steer company investment into the digital and ecological transition.
The Chamber debated and voted bill 8344, which raises the mandatory share of biofuel in petrol and diesel from 8 to 8.4 percent on 1 January 2024 under the national energy and climate plan.
The Chamber debated and voted bill 8277, which gives a legal basis to paying hospital doctors for on-call duty and raises the permitted number of hospital beds and equipment.
An LSAP topical hour on the begging ban in Luxembourg City, after the interior minister approved article 42 of the city police regulation that his predecessor had refused; three motions were debated and voted.
During the question hour, three members questioned the government about the strike at Ampacet in Dudelange and the government's role in collective bargaining.