Overview
- The solemn vote on the revenue section, planned for Monday, was delayed after 1,527 amendments were still pending at the close of Friday’s session.
- By 23 November at midnight the finance bill must leave the National Assembly, which would shift the text to the Senate for a 15‑day examination if the revenues are not adopted.
- Government figures deny seeking to enact the budget by ordinance, though experts say a temporary reconduction law or, ultimately, an ordinance could guarantee a budget by 1 January 2026.
- Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is reported to have ruled out using article 49.3 to force passage in the Assembly.
- Citing fatigue, deputies halted weekend sittings after authorization to return to constituencies, capping a schedule already compressed by the bill’s one‑week‑late filing on 14 October.