It is a rarity: there will be no questions for the government this Wednesday, June 4. The reason? The examination of a motion of censure, deposited by the rebel of France. This is the seventh that François Bayrou has faced since its inception as prime minister on December 13, 2024.
According to this provision, the Rebel Group intends to respond to what it describes as a “coup of force” in the draft Agricultural Law of Dupomb with Tala, which significantly establishes the derogatory reintroduction of a neonicotinoid pesticide.
In question: the adoption of a motion of rejection on Monday, May 26, at the initiative of the central block, which however supported this text, with the support of the national demonstration.
A tactic that made it possible to send the text directly to a joint joint commission (CMP). This body that brings together seven deputies and seven senators will have to agree on a common version, from the version already adopted in the Senate.
“49.3 parliamentary”
The authors of the maneuver defend themselves from having wanted to ignore the Parliament, returning responsibility for the rebels and environmentalists, to those who criticize a “mass obstruction strategy”, the latter has deposited respectively 1,500 and 800 amendments in almost 3,500 in total.
A similar scenario was played on Monday. The coalition of the government and the RN have angry once again, voting a motion of rejection presented by … LFI, to shorten the debates on the bill destined to ensure at the legal level the site of the A69.
“Now the motion of rejection in 49.3 parliamentarians has been twice that the president of the LFI group, Mathilde Panot, threatening to seize the Constitutional Council for the violation of the” sincerity of the debates “and the” right of amendment. “
Neither the PS nor the RN should vote it
Unless there is a change, LFI’s motion should not be adopted, it does not meet the votes of the Socialist Party and the national demonstration. “A motion of censure against Parliament does not make much sense,” said the spokesman for the Socialist Group, Arthur Delaport, this Tuesday.
While the party leader in Fist and Rose, Olivier Faure, conditioned a call to censorship to the presentation or not by the government of a text about pensions in Parliament after the conclave.
The RN group will not vote for it, confirmed one of its executives to the AFP on Tuesday, denouncing a “political motion and not for the benefit of the French.”
Source: BFM TV
