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French Socialists file motion to reject government budget
French Socialist lawmakers filed a motion to reject the government's budget as it reaches the National Assembly.
The motion is due to be debated today.
It is a preliminary rejection motion, which seeks to stop the budget from proceeding in the Assembly.
If the motion passes, the budget will be treated as rejected there.
The text would then go to the Senate without debate in the Assembly.
The vote will determine whether the budget is debated in the Assembly before moving to the Senate.
French Socialist deputies have filed a motion for preliminary rejection of the government’s budget.
The motion is due to be debated on October 13, 2026, as the government’s bill reaches the National Assembly chamber.
If adopted, the bill will be considered rejected and sent to the Senate without debate.
- Who
- French Socialist deputies.
- What
- They filed a motion for preliminary rejection of the government’s budget.
- When
- October 13, 2026; the motion is due to be debated that day.
- Where
- The National Assembly chamber in France.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Socialist deputies filed a motion for preliminary rejection of the government’s budget.
The motion is due to be debated as the government’s bill reaches the National Assembly chamber.
- Filing
- Motion for preliminary rejection
- Filing group
- French Socialist deputies
- Debate date
- October 13, 2026
- If adopted
- The bill will be considered rejected and sent to the Senate without debate
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