The National Assembly unanimously rejects the 2027 State Budget in first reading
Heavily rewritten from the government's original draft, the bill failed to satisfy anyone and was voted against unanimously by the 458 deputies who participated in the vote on Wednesday. The Senate will examine the…
At least it's clear. On Wednesday, November 4, the National Assembly unanimously rejected the 2027 state budget, after having largely modified the government copy. The deputies, who had previously deleted several key articles from the government text, and adopted certain political markers, rejected the "revenue" part of the draft budget, which takes with it the entire text.
❌ The National Assembly rejected the first part of the finance bill for 2027, and therefore the entire text, at first reading. 🔎 Find out more: https://t. co/MbdyqhxV3z #DirectAN #PLF2027 https://t.
co/ovB4zL6jRu - National Assembly (@AssembleeNat) November 4, 2026The finance bill, which targets a public deficit of 5% of GDP in 2027, will therefore be examined in its initial version, from November 20, in the Senate hemicycle. The PLF therefore faces the same fate as the draft Social Security budget, rejected almost unanimously by deputies on October 23, which will be debated in the Senate from November 9 in its original version drafted by the government.
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