The Chamber debated and adopted projet de loi 8515, which extends special surveillance measures under article 88-2 of the Code de procedure penale beyond terrorism and state security to all crimes and a list of serious offences, by 52 votes to 4 with 4 abstentions, and adopted unanimously a motion by Sam Tanson asking for an annual report and an evaluation of the measures after three years.
The Chamber debated and adopted projet de loi 8318 on state aid for the deployment of high-speed fixed and mobile communication networks in underserved areas, by 55 votes to none with 5 abstentions from the ADR.
The Chamber discussed a motion by Ben Polidori asking the government to defend the current level of GDPR protection in the European Union's digital omnibus reform, and sent the motion unanimously to the Committee on Media and Communications.
The Chamber held its orientation debate on the Ombudsman's 2024 activity report, adopted unanimously a resolution by rapporteur Meris Sehovic on the follow-up of the Ombudsman's work, and rejected by 35 votes to 20 a resolution by Marc Goergen on implementing the Ombudsman's recommendation 51.
The Chamber debated and rejected, by 57 votes to 2, a resolution by Marc Goergen to change the speaking-time model \"with report and without debate\" so that deputies, and not only the government, can take the floor.