An heure d'actualité requested by déi gréng on the government's crisis management and the timing of the tripartite meeting, at the end of which Sam Tanson tabled motion 1 asking the government to brief the Chamber before the tripartite; the motion was rejected by 35 votes to 20 with 5 abstentions.
Debate on motion 2, tabled by Fred Keup during the heure d'actualité, asking the government to cut excise duties on petrol, diesel and heating oil temporarily by 7.5 to 10 cents per litre; the motion was rejected by 51 votes to 5 with 4 abstentions.
Debate on the motion of Laurent Zeimet, referred back from the Institutions Committee, asking the government to work out a system of remote electronic voting over the internet, first for voters living abroad; the amended motion was adopted by 51 votes to 4 with 5 abstentions.
Joint debate on bills 8307 on the resilience of critical entities and 8364 on cybersecurity, which transpose the CER and NIS2 directives, reported by Laurent Zeimet for the Institutions Committee; bill 8307 was adopted by 60 votes with dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
Debate on bill 7882B, reported by Laurent Mosar, which creates a legal basis in the code of criminal procedure for prosecutors to pass information from criminal proceedings to employers and other bodies; the bill was adopted unanimously by 60 votes with dispensation from the second constitutional vote.
Debate on bill 8669, reported by Laurent Mosar, which allows the 12,000 euro minimum capital of a SARL to be paid up within twelve months of incorporation instead of at incorporation; the bill was adopted by 58 votes to 2 with dispensation from the second constitutional vote.