The Chamber held its annual debate on the government declaration on European and foreign policy that the foreign minister had made the previous day, and closed it with votes on three motions and one resolution.
Speakers debated support for Ukraine and relations with Russia during the foreign policy debate; a motion by Sven Clement on using frozen Russian assets was put to the vote and rejected by 40 votes to 20.
The Gaza ceasefire and relations with Israel ran through the foreign policy debate; a motion by Yves Cruchten on humanitarian aid and taking in wounded children was rejected by 35 votes to 20 with 5 abstentions, and a resolution by Gusty Graas supporting the suspension of trade provisions of the EU-Israel association agreement was adopted unanimously with 60 votes.
A motion by Sven Clement on Luxembourgers living abroad, covering consular services and their participation in elections, was debated; the Chamber refused to refer it to committee by 35 votes to 25 and then rejected the motion.
On the police video surveillance bill 8512, a motion by Meris Sehovic asking the government to give the human rights commission CCDH extra staff and money for its new role under that bill was debated and rejected, and his linked resolution was referred to the institutions committee.