Overview
- After a two-hour bureau meeting on January 6, lawmakers agreed to restart hearings with formal conduct commitments.
- Live-tweeting and real-time video sharing during sessions are now barred, with rapporteur Charles Alloncle agreeing to stop posting in real time.
- Members are pressed to keep a lower media profile given the rapporteur’s role speaks for the Assembly, not for personal positioning.
- Deputies reiterated that testimony must not be distorted, and any documents the rapporteur invokes must be shared with colleagues when cited.
- Chair Jérémie Patrier-Leitus maintains the option to suspend proceedings again, following December’s pause after repeated clashes involving Radio France figures.