A shower of comments was unleashed on the web when the images of Elisabeth Borne vaping, on July 19, during questions to the government, in the National Assembly hemicycle appeared! A pointed attitude that made Internet users talk, especially since this practice is supposed to be prohibited within the walls of the Assembly.
In the reactions of the video published by the media Raw on instagramthe message from Marion Cotillard appears: “But shit!…” Which says a lot about what the actress thinks of the liberties taken by the Prime Minister. The Public Service recalls that “The consumption of vaping products is prohibited in schools and establishments intended for the reception, training and accommodation of minors”. Otherwise, “it is prohibited in closed means of public transport. The same applies to places hosting workstations, closed and covered for collective use”. It is moreover planned “a 2nd class fine against people who disregard the ban on vaping”. That is an amount of 35 euros. For the manager of the premises, a lack of signage specifying the smoking ban can lead to a 3rd class fine, that is to say 68 euros.
Elisabeth Borne is a repeat offender since she has been filmed twice in the past few months vaping. And in the space of two years, the politician has been filmed vaping at least 4 times.
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Frederic Faussurier