Overview
- Lawmakers approved the revenues chapter 166–140 with 32 abstentions, in a low‑turnout vote where 239 deputies did not take part.
- A watered‑down increase of the CSG on capital was adopted, cutting the expected yield from about €2.8 billion to roughly €1.5 billion and exempting several savings products.
- To secure support, the government dropped plans to double medical co‑pay franchises, signaled a possible rise in the health‑spending target to around +2.5%, and reaffirmed it would not use article 49.3.
- The vote drew backing from Renaissance, MoDem, the Socialists and Liot, faced opposition from RN‑UDR, LFI and Greens, and saw LR and Horizons largely abstain.
- With the revenues passed, the Assembly moved to spending: deputies rejected a freeze on pensions and social minima and reinstated suspension of the 2023 retirement reform, as the government warns a failed PLFSS could leave a €29–30 billion deficit.