An heure d'actualité requested by déi Lénk on the government's position on nuclear energy in Europe, after the Prime Minister's statements at the Brussels nuclear summit; five motions were tabled during the debate and voted the same afternoon.
In the same heure d'actualité, speakers and the Energy Minister debated the build-out of renewable energy, storage, and the length of authorisation procedures; the motion tabled by Luc Emering, asking the government to keep investing massively in renewable energies, was adopted with 45 votes for and 15 abstentions.
Two of the déi Lénk motions in the nuclear debate asked the government to exclude nuclear producers from the pension reserve fund (FDC) and to act on the investment policy of the banks in which the State is a shareholder; both were rejected.
Interpellation by Georges Engel on the Quality of Work Index, covering working time, flexibility, collective agreements and mental strain at work; the Labour Minister answered and two motions were tabled, on working conditions and on five extra days of legal holiday; the first was rejected.