The pension reform will be debated in Parliament through a future draft law on the financing of social security, said Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on Tuesday.
In two weeks, the amending social security financing bill (…) will be presented to the Council of Ministers, then debated in Parliament, noted the head of government.
Elisabeth Borne had already revealed the date of presentation of the reform: in the Council of Ministers of January 23. It will then be debated in early February in the National Assembly.
The trail of a reform review via an amended Social Security budget proposal had become an open secret after weeks of speculation over the executive’s preferred method.
The use of 49.3 is not limited to the budgetary texts, and Elisabeth Borne thus engaged her responsibility ten times in the fall to have the budgets of the State and the Scu adopted for 2023.
Pension reform: what will change from September 1, 2023
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