Bill 8128 extending the right of reply in the 2004 media freedom law to online publications, adopted by 60 votes, and bill 8204 on digital radio broadcasting, adopted by 58 votes with 2 abstentions.
Bill 8291 implementing the EU DORA regulation on the digital operational resilience of the financial sector, adopted by 60 votes, and question-hour questions to the finance minister on bank interest rates and the closure of bank branches.
The amendment of the Chamber's rules (document 8273) making audio and video recording of committee, Bureau and Presidents' Conference meetings a formal rule, adopted by 57 votes to 3, and a déi gréng resolution on exit polls for the 2029 European elections, amended on the floor and adopted by show of hands.
A motion by Joëlle Welfring (déi gréng), signed by members of all groups, asking the government to reword the gendered dress code in the invitation to the public celebration of the Grand Duke's birthday; adopted unanimously with one abstention after the Prime Minister said he would change the wording.
A question-hour question from Sam Tanson (déi gréng) to the Prime Minister on the announced phase-out of the energy price caps and its effect on inflation and on index tranches.