A motion by Joëlle Welfring (déi gréng), co-signed by déi Lénk and the Piraten and supported by LSAP, inviting the government to work for recognition of the right to a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment in the European Convention on Human Rights; after the debate the Chamber referred the motion to a joint meeting of the environment committee and the foreign affairs committee.
A motion by David Wagner (déi Lénk), tabled on 16 March 2021 and only now called, asking for a specific legal framework for citizen and community media; CSV and DP announced they would not support it and the Chamber rejected the motion by 25 votes to 35.
An interpellation by Liz Braz (LSAP) on financial education in Luxembourg, with four motions: motion 1 on a national credit register was referred to the finance committee, motion 2 by Liz Braz was withdrawn, and the amended motion 4 by Diane Adehm, asking the government to update the national financial education strategy and to put financial education into school programmes, was adopted by 56 votes to none with 4 abstentions.
Question hour: Gérard Schockmel (DP) and Djuna Bernard (déi gréng) asked the health minister about the missing legal framework for the profession of psychologist, after a woman died following a session with a self-declared psychologist earlier in the year.
Question hour: Mars Di Bartolomeo (LSAP) asked the energy minister about the OPEC+ decision to raise oil production and what it means for consumer prices, and Jeff Boonen (CSV) asked the family minister about the tripled energy premium as electricity prices rose.