An heure d'actualité requested by déi gréng on moral harassment in the civil service and the communes, opened by Djuna Bernard, who tabled motion 1 for an independent investigating body; the motion was rejected by 35 votes to 20 with 5 abstentions.
A motion by Yves Cruchten on the reintroduction of internal border controls, asking the government to challenge the German controls before the Court of Justice of the European Union; the motion was rejected by 40 votes to 20.
Question élargie no. 32 by Laurent Mosar on the steel sector, in which he asked the economy and energy minister about US import tariffs, the CO2 tax and electricity prices, and the minister answered.
A motion by Sam Tanson asking the government to continue preparing the transposition of the EU corporate sustainability due diligence directive (CSDDD) and to give a timetable; the motion was rejected by 40 votes to 20.
A motion by Joëlle Welfring on the Belgian government's new nuclear energy plans, asking the government to intervene against extended reactor lifetimes and new reactors; the motion was adopted by 55 votes with 5 abstentions.
A motion by Taina Bofferding on voluntary termination of pregnancy, tabled at the start of the sitting and debated as the last item, asking among other things to extend the legal time limit from 12 to at least 14 weeks; the motion was rejected by 39 votes to 18 with 3 abstentions.