This week, while the text on the pension reform will leave the Senate, Paul Chaulet of the Political Service of L’Express explains to you what a joint joint committee is.
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Charlotte Barris: The mixed parity commission… We are going to go into the details of the Constitution. For this, I called on one of our specialists from the political service of L’Express, Paul Chaulet, hello Paul!
Paul Chaulet : Hi Charlotte! To be precise, we will focus on article 45.
Charlotte Baris : I knew we had the right person with us… What does this article Paul say?
Paul Chaulet : First of all, it should be remembered that any bill or private member’s bill must be voted on by both chambers in identical terms. That is, the text must be identical. In the most classic procedure, there is a vote in the National Assembly and then in the Senate. If both vote the same thing, word for word, it passes.
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