The time of the presentation of the project. Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, at the head of a new government announced on Monday July 4, presents her roadmap to Parliament on Wednesday. The head of government will deliver the traditional declaration of general policy before the deputies at 3 p.m., then before the senators at 9 p.m. A speech that allows him to expose both his style and his program.
In the absence of an absolute majority, it “will not seek the confidence of parliamentarians”, unlike most of its predecessors, the new government spokesman, Olivier Véran, announced on Monday. Follow our live.
The purchasing power bill will soon be presented. The first major file for Elisabeth Borne will be the bill on purchasing power, presented Thursday in the Council of Ministers then debated in the hemicycle from July 18. Emmanuel Macron was to discuss it Tuesday morning with the Prime Minister and the ministers concerned, and “review all the measures” which will appear in the general policy statement. The deputies of the leftist coalition Nupes presented on Tuesday a bill of“social emergency”, “alternative” to the government bill.
A motion of censure tabled on Wednesday. The Nupes planned to table a motion of censure at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, just before Elisabeth Borne’s general policy statement. Its signatories present it as a “motion of no confidence” towards the Prime Minister. The motion must be submitted to the vote of the National Assembly at least 48 hours after its tabling, that is to say Friday at the beginning of the afternoon at the earliest.
A first television interview since his appointment. Elisabeth Borne will be the guest of TF1’s 8 p.m. news on Wednesday evening, the channel announced on Tuesday evening.