The Chamber held the general debate on bill 7642 reforming the law on residential leases, from which the government had removed the rent-cap reform, and adopted it after rejecting the déi Lénk amendment on agency fees and voting on six motions tabled during the debate (referral of the LSAP Mietspigel motion to committee and the déi gréng motion on a rent-cap bill by 30 June 2025 were adopted, the others rejected).
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8163 fixing the tasks of the educational and psycho-social staff of the schools and competence centres by 35 votes to 25, and rejected the LSAP motion 1 asking for an independent evaluation of the law by 35 votes to 25.
The Chamber debated the motion tabled the same day by Meris Sehovic asking the government to give the Chamber the audit of the public funding of the Luxembourg Science Center; after the minister proposed adding the auditor's confidentiality conditions and then asked for a letter under the Chamber's own rules instead, the motion was put to the vote and rejected.