The opposition wants to believe it: this time it can pass. In response to the use of 49.3 to pass the pension reform, two no-confidence votes will be put to a vote on Monday at 4:00 pm: a cross-party vote by lyot deputies and a national association. Having drawn this weapon, the deputies intend to overthrow the government of Elizabeth Bourne. But the latter has seen others too: in two months at the end of 2022, he thwarted twelve no-confidence votes to pass state and welfare budgets for 2023 without a vote.
During the Fifth Republic, this parliamentary “instrument” resulted in only one recovery. After the assassination attempt on Petit-Clamart in 1962, General de Gaulle announced on television that a referendum would be held to elect the President of the Republic by direct universal suffrage.
Feeling left out, the central parliamentarians, socialists and non-Gaullist right-wingers moved to condemn the government’s policy under Article 49.2. It was received on Friday, October 5, at 4:45 am by 280 out of 480 deputies, including 10 communists.
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The National Assembly is dissolved after four days. The resignation of the government of Georges Pompidou will not be accepted until November 28, the day after the legislative elections, according to the page of the National Assembly on major parliamentary speeches.
Finally, the October 28 referendum is largely dominated by “yes” to the presidential election by popular vote, and a month later the Gaullists win the legislative election. Then Georges Pompidou was confirmed in his post.
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