The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8309 implementing the EU Digital Services Act, which names the Autorité de la concurrence as national Digital Services Coordinator; the bill passed by 55 votes to 5 with the ADR against, and a motion by Sven Clement asking for annual public activity reports from the DSA authorities was tabled and referred unanimously to committee.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8435 amending the 2022 cultural heritage law, under which the State takes over the full cost of preventive archaeology retroactively from 1 January 2025 and classification procedures are simplified; Marc Baum obtained separate votes on articles 2 and 15, and an ADR motion asking for statistics on demolished buildings was rejected by 55 votes to 5.
At the end of the sitting the Chamber put on the agenda and adopted, by 58 votes to none with 2 abstentions, a motion by Paulette Lenert asking the government to align the national strategy with the European strategy on preventing emerging threats and crises and to explain the Commission's preparedness communication to citizens.