Overview
- The government vowed there will be no increase in medical franchises in the Social Security budget or later by decree, government spokesperson Maud Bregeon said.
- The Assembly adopted a trimmed rise in the CSG on capital income worth about €1.5 billion, excluding insurance policies, PEL savings and rental income, by 177 votes to 84 with 92 abstentions.
- Public Accounts Minister Amélie de Montchalin removed the planned doubling of medical franchises from 2026 projections and signaled a possible lift of the ONDAM to roughly +2.5%.
- The text remains at risk as Horizons under Édouard Philippe refuses to back it in its current form and LR figure Michel Barnier says he will not vote for it, while Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu rules out using 49.3.
- A rejection of the revenue section on Friday would sink the bill before a full vote set for December 9, and the government warns the Sécu deficit could swell toward €29–30 billion without an adopted budget.