Two heures d’actualité, requested by the CSV and the LSAP groups and taken together, on the results of the COP30 conference in Belém; Franz Fayot tabled motion 1 asking the government to support a future fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty, the Minister of the Environment set out the government's position, and the Chamber referred the motion to the environment committee by a show of hands.
Question-hour questions 284 and 285 by Laurent Mosar and Marc Goergen on the French bill to nationalise ArcelorMittal and its possible impact on Luxembourg, answered by the Minister of the Economy, and question 293 by Marc Baum on the 470 job cuts announced by Amazon in Luxembourg, answered by the Minister of Labour.
Question 292 by Michel Wolter on keeping the two chimneys on the Belval site, answered by the Minister of Culture, with a follow-up remark by Marc Baum on the Gebléishal at Esch-Belval.
Question 289 by Michel Wolter on the spread of the Asian hornet and on whether the fight against it should be coordinated by a national action plan, answered by the Minister of the Environment.
Question 290 by Sam Tanson to the Minister of Finance on whether Luxembourg should give itself a national framework for financial sanctions, put after the previous day's foreign affairs committee discussion on Gaza and on the Israel bonds.
Bill 8528, which implements point 5 of the civil service pay agreement of 29 January 2025 by raising the eligible amount for the interest subsidy to 400,000 euros and extending the amortisation period to 25 years, taken with report and without debate and put to the final vote at the end of the sitting.