The deputies of the independent group Liot on Tuesday called on the presidential camp not to make “obstruction” in the National Assembly to prevent a vote on its proposal to repeal the pension reform, which must be examined on June 8 in the hemicycle.
We warn the government, the President of the Republic and the relative majority on the truly ludicrous and ridiculous nature of an obstruction, launched before journalists Bertrand Pancher, the president of this group of 20 elected officials.
Made up of centrist, Corsican, overseas and socialist dissident elected officials, Liot has chosen to put a bill to repeal the 64-year decline in the legal retirement age on the menu of his parliamentary niche in the June 8, a day during which he can dictate the agenda of the public meeting.
Let’s go back to what a democracy is
But hot cat fears cold water, says Mr. Pancher, fearing that the presidential camp will use all the weapons at its disposal to prevent a vote from taking place on this text, as it has already done by dragging out the debates during opposition niches, knowing that these days must necessarily end at midnight.
In addition to the repeal of the 64 years, the text of Liot proposes the meeting of a social conference to put flat the question of the financing of the pension system. Our bill is very simple, it must normally be examined quickly, a few hours should suffice, underlined Mr. Pancher, convinced that the text can be adopted by the Assembly, thanks in particular to the votes of the LR deputies hostile to the reform.
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In the event of adoption, there would then remain the obstacle of the Senate for this bill, but I do not see how the President of the Republic can not make sure to withdraw his reform, estimated Mr. Pancher .
What we are doing with this text is that for the first time the National Assembly will decide on the pension reform, pleaded the deputy Liot Charles de Courson: let’s go back to what a democracy is.
Within the majority, deputies do not hide their concern about the outcome of a vote. The leader of the Renaissance group, Aurore Berg, once again called for the mobilization of her troops so as not to lack votes in the hemicycle on June 8, knowing that the text will only need a simple majority to be adopted. .