Before the question hour, Sam Tanson tabled a motion signed by déi gréng, the LSAP, déi Lénk and the Piraten demanding that the government inform the Chamber about its announced reforms before it holds press conferences, and Taina Bofferding tabled a resolution inviting the President of the Chamber to enforce the rules on when committee meetings are convened.
The Chamber debated and adopted proposal 8380, which changes articles 102, 104 (2) and 105 (1) of the Chamber's rules and raises from 10 to 30 million euros the cost threshold above which new state infrastructure projects must be submitted to the Chamber.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8275 on the organisation of the petroleum products market, which shortens the radius of the regional territory for compulsory security stocks from 230 to 185 kilometres; the bill passed with 55 votes in favour and 5 abstentions.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8375, which creates three new sections, N, P and R, in classical secondary education, and speakers questioned the minister about the coalition agreement's plan to pilot the abolition of sections.
In the question hour the Minister of Housing answered Taina Bofferding on the announced review of the Klimabank subsidised loan scheme for energy renovation, and Marc Goergen on the shortage of affordable housing and on the index-linked rents planned in the pilot projects with private owners.
In the question hour the Minister of Home Affairs answered Paul Galles on creating a hardship commission for immigration cases and Gérard Schockmel on residence permits for third-country nationals who live on their own resources.