Duplomb Act: Members Vote Against Motion to Bypass Thousands of Left-Wing Amendments, Agricultural Text Referred to Joint Joint Committee

The National Assembly voted on Monday, May 26, a motion to reject the text to reintroduce bee killer insecticides and to lift other environmental safeguards, to actually bypass the parliamentary debate and better be able to enforce it.

While a text from the Senate containing many of the FNSEA's demands was due to be discussed at the Assembly on Monday, 26 May, the government coalition, supported by the RN, adopted a motion to reject the text in advance, referring it directly to the Joint Joint Committee.

The motion to reject the text in advance, put forward by the rapporteur of the bill, aims to circumvent the more than 3,000 amendments tabled by the "insoumis" and environmentalists. The left denounces a "49.3 disguised".

According to our information, the text should be sent to the Joint Joint Committee, in the absence of agreement this Monday at the Conference of Presidents.

The controversial text should go directly to the Joint Joint Committee after the vote on the motion to reject, on Monday, the members of the House of Commons, and that would be to go back to the version adopted by senators, which has many environmental setbacks.

Duplomb law: the future of agriculture will not be without farmers by Pablo Pillaud-Vivien In debate at the National Assembly after being voted in the Senate, the Duplomb text reveals the ecocidal impasses of the right and the lack of link of the left with the farmers. "Raising the constraints on the exercise of the occupation of farmer" : this would be the central object of the bill of Senator Les Républicains, Laurent Duplomb. In its version o…