During the state-of-the-nation debate the parties reacted to the Prime Minister's housing announcements (VEFA buy-up programme raised by 300 million euros, housing bonds, VEFA law reform); the LSAP tabled a motion asking the government to recognise housing as a structural crisis and to set up a housing crisis unit, and déi gréng tabled a motion on rent rules and on the land-mobilisation and vacancy taxes of projet de loi 8082.
The Chamber debated the government's announced tax reform, which introduces a single tax class from tax year 2028, together with the cut in corporate tax; déi gréng tabled a motion asking the government to refocus the reform on lower incomes, to add tax brackets at the top and to drop any further general cut in corporate income tax.
The debate covered the index, the announced increase of the social minimum wage on 1 January 2027 and the government's plan to offset part of it, ahead of the tripartite talks the Prime Minister had called.
Speakers assessed the state budget after the CNFP and Statec revised the deficit upwards, with the opposition attacking the government's financial trajectory and the ADR calling for a debt brake.
The parties responded to the Prime Minister's statement that there would be no deconventionnement and no two-tier medicine, and to the conflict with the doctors' association AMMD; déi gréng tabled a motion on health workforce planning, psychological care and the shift to ambulatory care.
The debate covered the government's ALPHA project, which offers literacy teaching in French from the coming school year, with the ADR opposing it and the majority defending it.
Environmental and climate policy was one of the four areas déi gréng examined, and a motion on speeding up the energy transition, including higher subsidies for heat pumps and electric cars, was tabled; the ADR called instead for the 2035 combustion engine ban to be scrapped.
Speakers discussed Luxembourg's NATO spending trajectory towards the 3.5 percent target by 2035, the announced multilateral defence bank with Canada and the planned binational battalion with Belgium.