The Chamber debated Marc Goergen's motion asking the government to hold a referendum on the pension reform; the ADR backed the referendum, the CSV, LSAP, DP, déi gréng and déi Lénk speakers spoke against it, and the motion was rejected by 52 votes to 6.
The Chamber discussed and adopted bill 8455 approving the Luxembourg–Switzerland accord on the mutual protection and exchange of classified information, by 58 votes to 2; several speakers used the debate to press for the pending law on the national security authority (ANS).
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8461 approving the advanced framework agreement between the European Union and Chile, by 58 votes to 2, with déi Lénk voting against.
The Chamber debated Sam Tanson's motion, tabled with the LSAP and déi Lénk, on the situation in the Near and Middle East after Israel's attack on Iran; Gusty Graas proposed amendments that the author accepted, and the amended motion was put to the vote.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8251 on the treatment of mobility data, by 53 votes to 2 with 5 abstentions; Marc Goergen tabled a motion asking for an opt-out right for citizens, which was also discussed.
The Chamber debated and adopted bill 8525, which extends from 7 to 15 years the deadline for carrying out nature compensation measures under the 2018 nature protection law, by 56 votes with 4 abstentions.
Sven Clement's question élargie no. 43 on trade union freedom in the public service was debated with the minister for the civil service, after government representatives had argued before the administrative court about the role of staff representations and unions.