Bill "Breakers-Payers": the Government Accelerates the Calendar in the Face of the Latest Violence in High Schools
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Interior Minister Bernard Quintin (MR) reiterated his call to adopt the law "casseurs-payeurs", after the incidents that occurred during student demonstrations last week. ...
In the midst of high school mobilization, the executive put back on the table its bill penalizing the authors of the damage but also the people present during the action. A measure that is not new, but whose enlargement could be unconstitutional.
In summary: High schools, the government under very high tension. Providers, teachers: the new targets. Law breaker-pays, what will change? Debt, totally out of control? (Replay LCI).
The text envisages making the participants in a crowd collectively responsible for the damage committed there, up to a limit of EUR 10 000, without having to prove that they are personally the perpetrators.
As early as October, the government introduced in the Senate its bill to introduce collective responsibility for the reimbursement of damage committed during demonstrations.
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