The Chamber debated and approved the general state accounts for 2023 (PL8403) on the report of Franz Fayot, and approved the Chamber's own internal accounts for 2023 (PL8436) on the report of the accounts committee.
On the resolutions approving the 2023 accounts of the Centre pour l’égalité de traitement and of the Ombudsman fir Kanner a Jugendlecher, the ADR said it was unhappy that both bodies had taken a political position on a school petition about LGBTQ topics; a long exchange on freedom of expression and on the independence of these institutions followed, and Sven Clement asked for an electronic vote on the resolution.
The Chamber debated and passed PL8396, which adapts the 2023 law on minimum effective taxation (Pillar Two) to the latest OECD guidance; deputies pressed the finance minister on the revenue effect and on the position Luxembourg took in the Eurogroup.
The Chamber debated and passed PL8048, which sets the application rules and sanctions for the EU ship recycling regulation and approves maritime conventions, on the report of Simone Beissel.
Dan Biancalana put question élargie n° 29 on who should carry out the transport of detainees, answered by the justice minister and the interior minister; later in the sitting the Chamber debated and passed PL8381, which modernises the Code de procédure pénale and creates rules for the active search for fugitives.
The Chamber debated and passed PL7961, which reforms the trade and companies register (RCS) and the register of beneficial owners (RBE), including the access of journalists to the RBE after the 2022 ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union.