The Chamber debated and adopted by 59 votes to none the bill 8539 for an extra 20.8 million euros to build three fuel tanks at Luxembourg-Findel airport, and then debated a motion tabled by Meris Sehovic, cosigned by Corinne Cahen, asking the government to study relocation sites for sports aviation away from Findel, adopted by 39 votes to 16 with 5 abstentions.
The Chamber debated and adopted unanimously, by 60 votes, the bill 8558 for the construction of the extension of the Lycée Edward Steichen in Clervaux, with the rapporteur Fernand Etgen presenting the report and the minister answering a question about who should build new secondary schools.
The Chamber debated the bill 8486 amending the Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, which widens the mini-instruction and requires judges to give special reasons for refusing a suspended sentence below two years; it was adopted by 40 votes to 8 with 12 abstentions, and a motion by Laurent Mosar asking the government to review access to the criminal file in the name of the rights of the defence was adopted unanimously by show of hands.
In the debate on the bill 8486, deputies discussed how far the changes answer the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force (GAFI) on money laundering and financial crime, and what they mean for the reputation of the Luxembourg financial centre.