Within the framework of the renewal of the key positions of the National Assembly, the Renaissance and the Republicans have concluded a mutual support agreement “to date” for the votes related to the positions of the General Reliating of the Budget and the President of the Committee of Economic Affairs.
Gabriel Attal’s Renaissance party will vote for Republican candidate Philippe Juvvin as a general budget rapporteur. In return, Republicans will vote for Renaissance Stéphane Travert candidate for the presidency of the Economic Affairs Committee.
Tradition is clear. The government coalition must refrain for the vote of the president of the Finance Committee, a position that remains to the opposition, and the oppositions must refrain for the vote of the General Rapporteur.
What will the RN vote?
Therefore, if the festivities of the new Popular Front and the National Rally chorus, the deputy of the Republican Law (LR) of Hauts-de-Seine Philippe Juvin will become the new General Rapporteur of the Budget. And even if the left supports the candidate Liot Charles de Courson, as in July 2024, it is enough for the RN to refrain that Philippe Juvin is elected.
And this to a key position because the General Rapporteur guarantees the connection between the Government and the Finance Committee. Any change in the copy of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will pass in his hands. Therefore, Republicans would like to weigh on the budget thanks to this position, a balance that is facing the possible commitments with the Socialist Party.
In return, the candidate together for the Republic of Mancha Stéphane Travert will be supported by Republicans. For this alliance, he hopes to take care of the Presidency of the Committee of Economic Affairs, which he already held from February to June 2024, and that had been arrested since the last elections for the deputy rebel found Aurélie.
A stranger remains: the votes of the national demonstration. Renaissance and Republicans expect the RN to support them, after having returned to two vice presidents positions on Wednesday at the National Assembly.
Source: BFM TV
