Four question-hour items on the begging ban in Luxembourg City were taken together, one day after the police started enforcing it: oral questions 16, 17 and 18 by Marc Goergen, Marc Baum and Taina Bofferding and urgent question 176 by Sven Clement and Marc Goergen, all to the Interior Minister.
An heure d'actualité requested by déi Lénk on the conflict in the Middle East, 100 days after 7 October 2023 and days after the Foreign Minister's visit to Israel and Palestine; David Wagner presented resolution 1, co-signed by LSAP and déi gréng, calling for an immediate ceasefire, and a motion on the case brought before the International Court of Justice, both voted after the minister's reply.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8266, which rules what happens when two public holidays fall on the same day, after Ascension Day and Europe Day both fall on 9 May 2024; the bill was adopted unanimously with 59 votes and the second constitutional vote was waived.
The Chamber held one joint discussion on bills 8161 and 8162, which approve the agreements with France and with Lithuania on the exchange and protection of classified information, then voted them separately; both were adopted, each against the two déi Lénk votes.
Three question-hour items went to the Health Minister: André Bauler's question 11 on the „Schlasskéier“ medical centre next to the Wiltz hospital, Gérard Schockmel's question 15 on electronic prescriptions, and an added question by Paulette Lenert on the medical centre promised for the east of the country.
Fernand Kartheiser put oral question 12 to the Foreign Minister on the human rights situation in Ukraine and on whether frozen Russian assets should be seized, and the minister answered in two turns.