What is the epilogue of Lyot’s bill to abolish the statutory retirement age of 64? National Assembly President Yael Braun-Pivé announced on Wednesday that she was going to block her exam scheduled for Thursday in a half cycle, declaring her main article inadmissible under Article 40 of the Constitution. This article was challenged last week in the committee, but Lyot’s deputies have introduced a reinstatement amendment so it can still be debated.
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POSSIBLE REACTIONS
After Yael Braun-Pivé’s statement, the opposition hastened to oppose democracy. “They are afraid of losing so they want to prevent deputies from voting,” Manuel Bompard, coordinator of La France insoumise, tweeted.
“There’s one thing you shouldn’t do in life, and that’s change the rules of the game when you lose the game,” environmentalist boss Marine Tondelier quipped, referring specifically to the fact that the article was twice admissible. including Yael Brown-Pivé.
Socialist leader Olivier Faure, for his part, announced in the Public Senate that he was ending discussions on institutional reform. “I’m not going to keep playing puppets with people who take me for an idiot.”
The bill’s sponsor, the Libertés Indépendants, Outre-mer et Territoires (Liot), denounced “an unprecedented attack on the rights of Parliament” carried out “under executive pressure”. “Our ambition remains the same, to allow the Assembly to vote on pension reform, the only condition for calming the country.”
OVERVIEW OF THE FACTS
• This Wednesday morning, National Assembly President Yael Braun-Pivé announced that she would block consideration in the House of a measure to abolish the 64-year retirement age.
• The latter was to be discussed tomorrow within the parliamentary niche of the Lyot group.
• The majority must declare it inadmissible in accordance with Article 40 of the Constitution, which prohibits any parliamentary proposal that places a strain on public finances. However, in the past this has been considered a valid Assembly office (chaired by Yael Braun-Pivé) and LFI finance committee president Eric Cockerel.
• Section 1 of the bill had already been removed during committee deliberations, but Lyot re-amended to reinstate it. It is these that the President of the Assembly will declare inadmissible.
Yael Braun-Pivé warns that she will block measures to end the 64-year-old retirement from the Lyot group.
“About these amendments restoring part 1 [qui prévoit de repasser à 62 ans]I am very clear: I will declare them inadmissible within a day”Yael Braun-Pive said on BFMTV. “I apply the rule, nothing but the rule”, she added, referring to an article in the Constitution that prohibits any parliamentary proposal that puts a strain on public finances. However, a few days ago, the same article was declared admissible by the Bureau of the National Assembly, chaired by Yael Braun-Pivé and later by Finance Committee Chairman Eric Cockerel (LFI).
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Bill bearer, Lyot group denounced “unprecedented attack on the rights of Parliament”completed “under pressure from the executive branch”. “Our ambition remains the same, to allow the Assembly to vote on pension reform, the only condition for calming the country.” This could take the form of a vote of no confidence, which La France cannot imagine.
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