A motion tabled by Georges Engel on behalf of LSAP, déi gréng, déi Lénk and the Piraten asked the government to keep recognising the exclusive role of representative trade unions in negotiating and signing collective agreements; after the debate the Chamber adopted the motion unanimously with 60 votes.
A motion tabled by Meris Sehovic with the support of LSAP, déi Lénk and the Piraten asked the government to restore the 13-cent per kilowatt-hour subsidy on the public charging network, after the same subject was raised in Question Time; the Chamber rejected the motion with 40 votes against and 20 in favour.
Bill 8441, financing the renovation and conversion of the former Athénée and former National Library building in Luxembourg City for the courts and for cultural use, was reported by Corinne Cahen and adopted unanimously with 60 votes, with a dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
Bill 8442, financing new buildings for the Lycée Michel Lucius on the Kuebebierg at Kirchberg, was reported by Corinne Cahen and adopted unanimously with 60 votes; several speakers asked the government for a long-term plan for school infrastructure.
An interpellation by Marc Baum on gender-based violence, based on the GREVIO report of the Council of Europe, closed with three motions: Baum's motion on counting femicides and violence, reworded on a proposal by the CSV, was adopted with 60 votes; his second motion on school programmes was postponed to the next sitting because the education minister was absent; a motion by Mandy Minella on awareness-raising and prevention was adopted with 59 votes.