Interpellation by Francine Closener on the public European schools and educational equity, followed by a rejected LSAP-Green-Left-Pirate motion asking for one overall concept linking international and traditional schools (20-35-5) and a rejected ADR motion (5-55); the sitting also passed projet de loi 8443 on the organisation of lycées.
Heure d'actualité requested by Paul Galles on the results of the three environmental COPs of 2024 (climate, biodiversity, desertification) and the IPBES nexus report, answered by Environment Minister Serge Wilmes; a Green motion on the subject was sent unanimously to committee.
Motion by Meris Sehovic on the government's management of asylum policy and reception conditions, asking to suspend evictions of vulnerable people from accommodation structures and to speed up new structures; rejected by 39 votes to 20, with no minister present to answer.
Motion by Marc Goergen on network tariffs for households that feed self-produced photovoltaic electricity into the grid; discussed by all groups and rejected by 52 votes to 2 with 6 abstentions.
Two competing motions following the previous day's interpellation on gender-based violence: the motion of Marc Baum asking to put domestic and gender-based violence into the school curriculum was rejected by 35 votes to 25, and the motion of Barbara Agostino praising the government's existing prevention work was adopted by 37 votes to 17 with 6 abstentions.