An heure d'actualité requested by the DP group on the defence of democracy against disinformation and destabilisation, in which André Bauler tabled motion 1 inviting the government to fight hate speech and disinformation, Sam Tanson tabled resolution 1 for a citizens' council and a parliamentary report on democracy, and Tanson tabled a second motion for a national action plan; the Chamber then debated and voted on the motions and the resolution.
A motion tabled by Joëlle Welfring (déi gréng) with the LSAP, déi Lénk and the Piraten asked the government to act faster and at national level against PFAS and their breakdown product TFA, through a risk-based approach, more measurement, European coordination and transparent communication; after the debate and the environment minister's request to wait for the interministerial working group, the motion was put to the vote.
Question élargie by Francine Closener (LSAP) on the quality of childcare in crèches and maisons relais, asking about formal notices, inspections, staff ratios and information for parents, answered by the education minister with a further round of supplementary questions.
Two justice bills were before the Chamber: bill 8433A, which widens the diploma and professional-experience conditions for becoming an attaché de justice and was adopted unanimously with 60 votes and dispensed from the second constitutional vote, and bill 8488, which anchors the future prison for minors in the 2018 prison administration law and allows its director and deputy director to be recruited in advance.