Macronist MPs discuss action pact and still seek coalition to govern

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It is a five-page working document with around forty ideas broken down into six axes that was sent to the deputies this Monday, July 29 and discussed this Tuesday in a group meeting. It is, according to an idea of ​​the new president of the parliamentary group and resigning Prime Minister Gabriel Attalof a ” action pact for the French “.

In this file, a series of ” priorities “, supposed to help find a ” path to a broad republican convergence “, and which aims to be a ” base » with a view to a « common legislative pact “And, according to one MP, this document has a lot of room for manoeuvre and could be enriched by discussions with other parliamentary groups of the former majority.

” Continue to reform and protect the French »

This document brings together a series of proposals around six themes: “defending our values ​​and institutions”; “purchasing power, work and housing”; “preserving our Planet”; “more authority and more security”; “stronger public services” and “more sovereignty by investing in the future”.

According to a member of Ensemble pour la République, the text includes a number of projects or policies that were planned but stopped by the dissolution or proposed during the legislative elections. It is therefore a question of opposing the blockage, of ” continue to reform and protect the French “, with some openings” at the same time “, to the right and to the left.

But who will lead this possible pact? Emmanuel Macron is thinking about it from Fort Brégançon, looking for a personality who would suit both the right and the left, but also his former Prime Minister. In the meantime, in any case, the candidate for the post of Prime Minister Lucie Castets is occupying the field and intends to occupy Matignon.

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