Three motions tabled two days earlier on keeping separated boys' and girls' toilets in all school buildings and on fighting every form of discrimination in schools were debated jointly and put to the vote; the ADR motion was rejected and the CSV/DP motion was adopted.
The LSAP motion asking the government to implement the national action plan for the rights of LGBTIQ+ persons was debated together with the two school motions and adopted by 54 votes to 5.
Expanded question 70 by Laurent Mosar on the state of play for the opening of bank accounts was answered by the finance minister, who offered to bring the question of a right to a basic account for companies to the Finance Committee before Easter; the Chamber then debated and adopted bill 8628 transposing the AIFMD-2 directive on investment funds by 58 votes to 2.
Expanded question 74 by Laurent Mosar on the structural dependence of Europe on American payment networks was put to the finance minister, who answered on SEPA, the Wero payment app and the digital euro.
Bill 8621 on the general increase of the callable capital of the African Development Bank and on the approval of the amendments to the African Development Fund agreement was reported by the Finance Committee, debated and adopted by 58 votes with 2 abstentions.
An LSAP-requested topical hour on the implementation of the national health plan (Plan national santé) was held, with the health minister answering on quality, patient safety and digitalisation.