A motion by David Wagner, co-signed by LSAP and déi gréng, asking the government to close the Luxembourg Trade and Investment Office in Tel Aviv as a unilateral measure against Israel; after the debate the Chamber rejected the motion by 40 votes to 20.
A motion by Joëlle Welfring on equal treatment of women's, men's and youth teams in football, asking that the withdrawal of the nation-branding subsidy not hit women's and youth teams and that an independent analysis of the football federation's governance be made; the Chamber rejected the motion by 40 votes to 20.
Bill 8114 creating the complément pour personnes âgées (ComPA), which lets the Fonds national de solidarité pay part of the price of places in care homes and approved supported housing for older people with low income; adopted unanimously by 60 votes, with the second constitutional vote waived, after which a Pirate motion on indexation of care-home prices was debated and its referral to committee rejected.
Bill 8365 amending the climate law of 15 December 2020 to transpose the second EU emissions trading system (ETS 2) and the Social Climate Fund and to adapt the Klimabonus aid schemes; déi gréng, supported by Franz Fayot and David Wagner, asked for a separate vote on article 7, which was carried by 35 votes to 5 with 20 abstentions, and the bill was then adopted.