Overview
- Saturday and Sunday sittings were scrapped, with debates set to restart Monday at 9:00 in the National Assembly.
- Minister Laurent Panifous said about 1,900 amendments remain and pointed to fatigue among lawmakers and Assembly staff.
- Left-wing leaders condemned the pause as an effort to block a vote, while RN, Les Républicains, Renaissance and Liot had requested a weekend break earlier.
- To enable a vote, the Socialists plan mass withdrawals of amendments, and LFI says it has already dropped roughly 15% and could pull more.
- The finance bill must be transmitted to the Senate by November 23 at midnight, with contentious items still pending such as a small‑parcel tax and higher residence‑permit stamp duties.