“We must react,” said the Prime Minister on Wednesday, saying that “the conditions for a constructive dialogue” were “no longer met” for the examination of the bill.
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And four. Elisabeth Borne again called on Article 49.3 of the Constitution on Wednesday, November 2, engaging the responsibility of her government before the National Assembly on the entire finance bill (PLF) in first reading.
“On Monday, during the examination of the credits of the ecology, development and sustainable mobility mission, with 15 billion euros of new expenditure, punctured on essential programs, you profoundly upset the coherence and balance of the text. (. ..) Since the conditions for a constructive dialogue are no longer met (…), we must react”, declared the Prime Minister in the hemicycle. Elisabeth Borne had activated Thursday the 49.3 on the Social Security financing bill as a whole (PLFSS).
In response, the LFI deputies immediately announced on Wednesday the tabling of a new motion of censure against the government. As for the previous one, the group goes it alone on the left. “This is not a fundamental difference. We will find ourselves on a motion of censure rather on the end of these texts” budgets in December, pointed out to the press the leader of the rebellious deputies Mathilde Panot.
On his Twitter account, MP LFI Clémentine Autain also reacted. “Elisabeth Borne launches her fourth 49.3. Faced with the permanent coup, let’s grow our strength to change regimes and policies.”