Overview
- Minister Laurent Panifous announced the Assembly will not sit Saturday and Sunday, citing fatigue among deputies and staff, with debates to resume Monday at 9 a.m.
- Roughly 1,600–1,900 amendments remain on the revenue section, leaving a previously slated Monday vote on receipts uncertain.
- Left-wing leaders from LFI and the Greens called the decision unacceptable and a tactic to block a vote, while RN, LR, Renaissance and Liot had urged a pause.
- The government says deadlines will be met and insists there is no malice, as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu publicly reiterates his desire for a budget voted in the Assembly.
- With the Nov. 23 cutoff looming, Article 47-1 could move the text to the Senate if work stalls, as Socialists weigh mass amendment withdrawals and Finance Committee chair Éric Coquerel seeks an extra day of examination.