The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8304 transposing the EU Blue Card directive on entry and residence of highly qualified third-country nationals by 59 votes to none, then rejected two motions tabled by Meris Sehovic on simplifying immigration procedures and on creating new legal migration routes.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8200 on the redevelopment of the Waldhof military camp by 60 votes, and opened the debate on bill 8323 on the Bleesdall firing range.
The Chamber took enlarged question no. 8 by Marc Goergen on the Medium Earth Orbit Global Services satellite capacity bought with SES, and the Minister of Defence answered on its delay and on coverage of Ukraine.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8263 on the reinforcement works for the Upper Sûre dam by 60 votes, a financing law covering drinking water supply and flood protection.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8264 by 60 votes, financing a youth hostel and a multifunctional administrative building at the multimodal exchange hub at Ettelbruck station.
The Chamber heard the enlarged question by Meris Sehovic on the study into widening the N7 to four lanes between Fridhaff and Weiswampach, and then debated and adopted bill 8283 raising the budget for the Ban de Gasperich road network by 60 votes.