US EditionMunicipal 2026: Senate Slows Down Reform of the PLM Law
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The bill tabled by the deputies Sylvain Maillard, Olivia Grégoire, Daniel Amiel and Jean Laussucq tends to change the method of election of the members of the Paris Council and the municipal councils of Lyon and Marseille. Adopted at the National Assembly on 9 April last, the Senate's law committee decided to reject it. The text that will be discussed in public session on 3 and 4 June will therefore be that of the National Assembly. Why this tex…
On 21 May, the Senate's Law Commission rejected the reform of the Paris-Lyon-Marseille law, which was voted on at first reading on 9 April in the National Assembly. A first signal, while senators were to examine the text on 3 June in public session. On Wednesday, 21 May, without much surprise, the Senate's Law Commission pronounced unfavourablely on the reform of the voting system in Paris, Lyon and Marseille (PLM law). "The Law Commission did n…
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