The purchasing power bill should be presented on July 6 in the Council of Ministers.
Government spokeswoman Olivia Grégoire confirmed on Wednesday that a “emergency food aid» of 100 euros per household and 50 euros per child would be submitted to the vote of parliamentarians within the framework of the purchasing power bill.
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This proposal is also submitted upstream to the parliamentary groups consulted by Elisabeth Borne, said those around her. “We want to provide an emergency food allowance of 100 euros per household and 50 euros per child for 9 million people and we are working in addition on a more qualitative food check to access organic, fresh and local products.“said Olivia Grégoire during a trip to La Chapelle-sur-Erdre, near Nantes.
The purchasing power bill should be presented on July 6 in the Council of Ministers. “We have already committed 25 billion euros since October to these support measures for the French and we will Olivia Grégoire, also saying she hopes for the establishment “at the start of the school year a specific device for heavy riders who are obliged to take their car to go to work“. “While inflation gallops, we must not trot on these subjects and we hope that the opposition will follow us“, enjoined Olivia Grégoire. “We are coming to the peak of inflation. The good news is that it should then go down, probably towards the end of the year and the beginning of next year.“. The government had already announced to extend at least until the end of August the fuel discount of 18 cents (in mainland France), introduced since April 1.
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