Taina Bofferding's motion on violence in schools, tabled on 29 April 2025 after videos of an assault by pupils circulated, was debated; the CSV announced it would not support it, the author dropped the second invite after the education minister objected to it, and the amended motion was then adopted unanimously by 60 votes.
Djuna Bernard's motion on banning digital devices in schools, tabled on 4 December 2024 and discussed in the education committee on 20 May 2025, came back to the floor; the author refused to withdraw it and the Chamber rejected it by 35 votes to 25.
Bill 8324 reforming the training leading to the brevet de maîtrise was reported by Barbara Agostino, debated by all groups, and adopted by 54 votes to none with 5 abstentions, with dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
Bill 8452, reclassifying certain officers of the Grand Ducal Police and of the Inspectorate General of Police into salary group B1 with retroactive effect to 1 August 2018, was reported by Stéphanie Weydert and debated by all groups before the vote.
In the question hour Marc Goergen put question 248 to the Minister of Health and Social Security, asking whether the government would hold a referendum on the pension reform, days before a large demonstration; after her answer he tabled a motion, signed with Sven Clement, inviting the government to organise such a referendum.
Question 250 by Mars Di Bartolomeo went to the Minister of Health and Social Security on the spread of nitrous oxide as a party drug, the routes by which it enters the country and the recording of related medical complications.