Constitutional Council Dismisses Request for Resignation of President Richard Ferrand, Demanded by RN and UDR
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The professor of public law Alexandre Viala returns, in a forum in the "World", on the tensions between the RN candidate for the presidential office and the Constitutional Council, after she demanded the resignation of the president of the body, Richard Ferrand.
On Monday 26 October, the Constitutional Council rejected the request for the resignation of its President Richard Ferrand. Parliamentarians from the National Rally (RN) and the Union des Droits (UDR) called for the departure of the former macroist minister. - The Constitutional Council rejects the request for the resignation of its President Richard Ferrand, called for by the RN and the UDR (Policy).
In mid-October, elected representatives of the National Rally and the UDR had seized the Sages to ask for the "resignation of office" of their president.
"Resignation of Office of Richard Ferrand": Constitutional Council Rejects Application by RN and UDR
Referred to by parliamentarians of the RN and UDR, the Constitutional Council held on Monday that Richard Ferrand's comments on the revision of the Constitution did not justify his departure.
Richard Ferrand was accused by the RN of exceeding his position by taking a stand against the revision of the Constitution by referendum without going through Parliament, which Marine Le Pen wishes to undertake.
Alain Juppé states that "no constitutional basis" allows Richard Ferrand to be dismissed and believes that he has not exceeded his duties.
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