Jacques Serais, edited by Ugo Pascolo
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9:43 a.m., February 5, 2024
It was a little over three weeks ago, Gabriel Attal replaced Elisabeth Borne at Matignon, and a core of this new government was formed. From now on, it is the turn of the delegate ministers and state secretaries to be appointed. A calendar that owes nothing to chance.
Hurry up. The second wave of appointments from Gabriel Attal’s government should take place in the next 48 hours. After the appointment of ministers on January 11, the names of the delegate ministers and other secretaries of state are about to be revealed. A calendar which owes nothing to chance, on the contrary, it is even a cleverly prepared calendar which responds to a wish of President Emmanuel Macron. That of bringing together senators and deputies in Congress in Versailles in a month, on March 5.
A Congress to revise the Constitution and include abortion
On this occasion, the objective of the Head of State will be to revise the Constitution to include “the freedom of women to resort to voluntary termination of pregnancy” (IVG). And it is “this meeting which is in everyone’s mind”, explains a majority executive, before expanding: “Deputies will be appointed delegate ministers or secretary of state. But the rule is clear: it It takes a month for these parliamentarians to be replaced by their substitute.”
In other words, so that no vote is missing in a month during the potential vote on the constitutionalization of abortion, where at least 3/5 of the votes will be necessary, Emmanuel Macron has no more time to lose. A way like any other to impose a deadline on yourself.