Overview
- Appointed on October 5, she will oversee a consolidated brief spanning public‑service transformation, artificial intelligence and digital policy.
- Her entry into government means she leaves the Val‑d’Oise parliamentary seat she has held since 2017.
- A Macron ally since 2016, she later joined Édouard Philippe’s Horizons party in 2021.
- She advanced in the National Assembly as vice‑president of the Law Committee in 2020 and as a vice‑president of the chamber from 2022.
- Her spring report on minors and bladed weapons called for tighter knife‑sales controls and video surveillance near schools.