The Chamber held an heure d'actualité requested by déi gréng on a global minimum tax on billionaires' wealth, with a déi gréng motion asking the government to back the idea at OECD and EU level.
The Chamber debated an ADR motion for extra measures against judicial slowness, which asked for a separate asylum court, and a competing LSAP motion for specialised chambers inside the administrative tribunal.
Question élargie no 21 by André Bauler on the impact of new digital technologies and artificial intelligence on employment in the financial sector, answered by the finance minister and the labour minister.
The question hour put blood-donation funding, the CNS negotiations with the medical laboratories and the reimbursement of eyewear to the health minister, and question élargie no 24 by Djuna Bernard dealt with the menopause.
Violence and racism in Luxembourg football came up twice: in a question-hour item by Barbara Agostino and in question élargie no 26 by Taina Bofferding on respect for values in sport.