Continuation of the debate on the state of the nation, in which two housing motions were put to the vote: motion 1 by Taina Bofferding (LSAP), asking the government to recognise a structural housing crisis and to set up a crisis taskforce, rejected by 40 votes to 20; and motion 4 by Meris Sehovic (déi gréng), on rent control, the mobilisation tax on building land and the taxation of empty dwellings, rejected by 40 votes to 20.
Debate on motion 2, tabled by Sam Tanson (déi gréng), which asked the government to add one or two tax brackets at the top of the scale, to shelve the announced further cut in corporate income tax and to review the balance between taxing capital and taxing income; the motion was rejected by 40 votes to 18 with 2 abstentions.
Debate on motion 3, tabled by Djuna Bernard (déi gréng), which asked for multi-year national planning of medical staff, faster access to psychiatric and psychological care and a coherent national health strategy; the motion was rejected by 35 votes to 25.
Debate on motion 5, tabled by Joëlle Welfring (déi gréng), which asked for six measures to speed up the energy transition, among them higher subsidies for heat pumps, restored support for electric cars, a social leasing scheme, pre-financing and a heating strategy; the motion was rejected by 40 votes to 20.
Continuation of the debate on the state of the nation, in which opposition speakers questioned how the measures announced the previous day would be financed and the prime minister replied for the government.
Continuation of the debate on the state of the nation, in which opposition speakers attacked the announced cost-of-living package for leaving out the middle class and demanded a higher minimum wage, and the prime minister answered for the government.