An interpellation by Dan Biancalana on the fourth report of the Consultative Human Rights Commission on trafficking in human beings, answered by the justice and labour ministers, after which his motion was rejected by 40 votes to 20 and his resolution was adopted unanimously.
Two question-time questions to the interior minister, by Fred Keup and Meris Sehovic, on the temporary suspension of the examination of Syrian applications for international protection announced the same morning after the fall of the Assad regime.
Four question-time questions, by Carole Hartmann, Marc Baum, Octavie Modert and Jeff Engelen, on the accident at the Müden lock in Germany that blocked shipping on the Moselle and cut off the port of Mertert, answered by the mobility minister and the economy minister.
Two question-time questions, by Meris Sehovic and Gusty Graas, on Germany's announced extension of controls at its internal borders beyond March 2025 and on a possible action before the European Court of Justice, answered by the prime minister.
Two question-time questions to the foreign minister, by Laurent Mosar on the fall of the Assad regime in Syria and by Laurent Zeimet on the sentencing of 45 pro-democracy figures in Hong Kong.
The debate on bill 7329 on the Luxembourg maritime register and the living and working conditions of seafarers, reported by Simone Beissel and adopted by 55 votes to 5.