The National Assembly Will Not Hold an Extraordinary Session in September, the Coming Back in October
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At the opening of the ordinary session, Members of Parliament must consider the proposal for a comprehensive law against violence against women and children.
The government preferred to wait until the opening of the ordinary session on 1 October to submit to the MPs the bill against gender-based and sexual violence.
This will delay consideration of the so-called "integral" law on sexual and gender-based violence, learned franceinfo Thursday.
The Government has given up convening a special session at the end of September, which reduces the number of texts that can be presented in the middle of the budget debate.
The proposal for an "integral" law against gender-based and sexual violence will be on the agenda of the National Assembly in October, assured Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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