Marc Goergen's interpellation on citizen participation through referendums was debated with the Prime Minister present; Goergen tabled four motions (on a yearly referendum, a national citizens' council, a participative budget, and a platform for citizens to question ministers) and Taina Bofferding tabled a resolution for a permanent Chamber of Citizens; motions 1, 3, and 4 were rejected, and motion 2 with the resolution was referred to the Committee on Institutions.
Laurent Mosar's expanded question 63 on the effect of the artificial intelligence regulation was put to the Minister of Finance, who answered on the state of the AI Act transposition and the Brussels omnibus package.
The same expanded question 63 covered the cost of the AI Act for the financial sector and the division of supervision between the CNPD, the CSSF, and the Commissariat aux assurances; the minister offered to bring both regulators before the Finance Committee.