The Chamber debated and then voted on Mars Di Bartolomeo's LSAP motion of 12 February 2026, which asked the government to convene the steel tripartite conference in the shortest delays after ArcelorMittal announced a study of its support functions in Luxembourg; the Minister of Labour answered and the majority groups said they would not support the motion.
Dan Biancalana put question élargie n° 77 on the care of minors placed in a closed structure, who end up in the adult prison at Schrassig when the Unisec unit is full, and the Minister of Justice answered before a supplementary question.
The Chamber debated and adopted unanimously bill 8156 on food safety and materials in contact with food, and straight after it bill 8194 on official controls of animal feed, both giving the ALVA administration a modernised control framework; the Minister of Agriculture answered on import controls.
Two opposition motions on the reception of applicants for international protection were debated and put to the vote: Djuna Bernard's motion for sufficient and dignified reception capacity, a solidarity mechanism between the communes and a multiannual building plan, and Claire Delcourt's motion on the accommodation of children in ONA structures following a critical letter from the OKaJu; the Minister for Reception answered both and the majority groups announced they would reject them.
Mars Di Bartolomeo put question élargie n° 78 on compliance with the ban on advertising for tobacco and nicotine products, showing photographs of advertising screens in shops near the border, and the Minister of Health answered on who controls the ban.
Fred Keup's interpellation on the fall in the birth rate was debated by every group and answered by the Minister of the Family and the Minister of Health; his motion asked the government to have an analysis made of the causes and consequences of the low number of children, and it was put to the vote at the end.