Andy Kerbrat and Christine Engrand deputies excluded from the National Assembly for fifteen days | EUROtoday

It is the heaviest sanction that may be taken within the National Assembly. Wednesday, May 7, after the session of inquiries to the federal government, the deputies voted by hand and unanimously the short-term exclusion of two of their colleagues, Christine Engrand (Pas-de-Calais, ex-National Greater) and Andy Kerbrat (Loire-Atlantique, La France Insoumise, LFI), for illicit use of their mandate prices.

The two elected officers won’t be able to participate within the work of the National Assembly or entry the Palais-Bourbon for fifteen days of session, in response to article 71 of the regulation. They may even be disadvantaged of half of their parliamentary allowance for 2 months. This is the primary time that elected officers have been sanctioned for breach of the code of ethics after poor use of their advance of mandate prices.

Just a little earlier within the morning, the workplace of the National Assembly had already voted unanimously all of the sanctions, on the proposal of the president, Yaël Braun-Pivet (Renaissance). A complete settlement praised by the deputy of Yvelines. The elected consultant considers that this choice “Send a strong and firm message from all political groups regarding the duty of exemplarity that is the responsibility of the deputies”confronted with diverted makes use of of the parliamentary envelope which “Take the image of national representation and legitimately arouse the anger of the French”in response to its press launch revealed on Wednesday. Since the perch, the president additionally welcomed the unanimity of the hemicycle on the problem.

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