The Chamber debated and passed bill 8459, which raises the social minimum wage by 2.6 % from 1 January 2025, and Claude Haagen tabled motion 1 asking the government to review the minimum wage every year instead of every two years; the bill was adopted unanimously and the motion was referred to the Labour Committee.
An orientation debate (8446) on the financing of the large state infrastructure projects, on a list of 19 projects above 30 million euros; motion 1 of the Mobility Committee was adopted, Yves Cruchten tabled motion 2 asking for an analysis of why projects take so long (referred to committee), and Jeff Engelen tabled motion 3 on a study for a Fridhaff-Feelen road link (rejected).
An heure d'actualité requested by déi gréng on the extension of the tram network foreseen in the national mobility plan, in which Meris Sehovic tabled two motions on the Porte-Neuve section and on the wider network; both motions were rejected after the minister's reply.