Members of Parliament Andy Kerbrat and Christine Engrand excluded from the National Assembly for 15 days

By the end of 2024, "Mediapart" revealed that one of the elected officials had used his mandate to finance his drug use, which he denied, the other for various expenses, including a subscription to a meeting site.

On Wednesday, 7 May, the National Assembly, in consultation with its Bureau, took the decision to severely punish MP LFI Andy Kerbrat and the elected RN Christine Engrand. Both were punished for illegally using their warrant fees as reported by BFMTV. The unsubstantiated MP was found guilty of using his parliamentary envelope to buy drugs, while the former elected RN misappropriated his mandate fees for personal purposes. Indeed, Christine Engra…

The two parliamentarians were temporarily excluded for improper use of their parliamentary expenses, after a unanimous vote by the Members. This sanction provides for an exclusion of the Assembly for 15 days of sittings, with a ban on taking part in the proceedings, and for a two-month deprivation of half of the parliamentary allowance. - The Insoumis Andy Kerbrat and the former-RN Christine Engrand temporarily excluded from the Assembly (Policy…

The elected representatives voted by show of hands and unanimously the temporary exclusion of the former Member of Parliament of the Pas-de-Calais and the "unsolicited" Member of Parliament of Loire-Atlantique for unlawful use of their advance money.

Christine Engrand (ex-RN) and Andy Kerbrat (LFI) are punished with censorship with temporary exclusion.

The sanction, the highest in the parliamentary arsenal, must be validated on Wednesday afternoon by a vote of the Members in the Chamber, at which time the two elected representatives would be deprived of half of their parliamentary compensation for two months.