The Chamber debated and adopted two civil-service bills implementing the salary agreement of 29 January 2025: PL8524 (points 3 and 4: access to the civil servants' pension regime after 12 years or at 55, and fonctionnarisation of state employees after 10 instead of 15 years) and PL8541 (points 11 and 13: a congé sans traitement for professional reasons and a dispensation from the preparatory training cycle), each adopted unanimously with 60 votes in favour and with the second constitutional vote waived.
During the debate on PL8524 deputies discussed the government amendment, finally withdrawn from the bill after objections from the Chambre des Fonctionnaires et Employés publics and the Council of State, that would have relaxed the requirement to master the three administrative languages for specialised staff recruited into the civil service.
David Wagner's interpellation on working conditions in primary education (enseignement fondamental) was debated with the Minister of Education, and the two motions he tabled were dealt with: motion 1, asking the government to raise the social index of the school contingent from 20 to 25 %, was referred to committee, and motion 2, on reducing the administrative workload of teachers, was rejected by 35 votes to 25.