The National Assembly launches a “major reform” of the State’s actual property belongings, introduced collectively inside a brand new public land firm | EUROtoday

Same room, fully totally different ambiance. After a whole lot of hours of astonishment, cries and tremors across the price range, the Hemicycle of the National Assembly appeared surprisingly calm and virtually empty, Wednesday January 28, for the examination of a transpartisan invoice on state actual property. After a movement to reject was shortly rejected by a present of palms, and amendments have been mentioned calmly, the textual content was adopted in a number of hours by an imposing majority: 77 votes for, 22 in opposition to.

Presented by former Macronist minister Thomas Cazenave, the invoice was co-signed by some 150 deputies from six political teams, from the correct, the middle proper and the Socialist Party. Supported by the manager, it acquired assist on Wednesday from teams within the ruling coalition, but additionally from the far proper and the socialists. A uncommon case in a National Assembly that has been deeply fragmented for the reason that failed dissolution of 2024.

Under technical appearances, the proposal below debate may mark a political turning level. It is “the kick-off of a profound structural reform of the State”, enthused David Amiel, the civil service minister comfortable to defend the textual content, whereas the federal government is accused of inaction. This is a “major project”, “debated for more than twenty years but always postponed”, supported Thomas Cazenave. Nothing lower than a “complete change of model”, presupposed to modernize the State’s administration of its gigantic actual property belongings. “This text brings about a profound shift”, confirmed the MP (ecologist, Essonne) Julie Ozenne to justify her group’s opposition.

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