Overview
- Lawmakers passed the revenues section 166–140, with Renaissance, MoDem, the Socialists and some Liot backing it, while RN and LFI opposed and LR and Horizons largely abstained.
- The compromise raises the CSG on some capital income with a reduced yield of about €1.5 billion versus €2.8 billion initially, excluding PEL interest, life‑insurance payouts, rental income and real‑estate capital gains.
- To win support, the government vowed not to raise medical franchises by decree and signaled openness to lift the health‑spending target (Ondam) to roughly +2.5% while supporting work on an "année blanche" compromise.
- Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu warned that failure to pass the PLFSS could push the 2026 social‑security deficit to €29–30 billion and reiterated that he is not using article 49.3 for now.
- The Assembly turns this afternoon to the spending chapter, with divisions persisting over health outlays and measures such as a potential suspension of the 2023 pension reform before the decisive December 9 vote.