RN Deputy Christine Engrand Suspended for Misuse of Public Funds
Christine Engrand faces a six-month suspension from the Rassemblement National group after using public funds for personal expenses.
- Christine Engrand, a deputy from Pas-de-Calais, has been suspended for six months after an investigation into her use of public funds for personal expenses.
- The suspension follows reports by Mediapart in September revealing Engrand used her parliamentary funds for personal costs, including pet care and a dating site subscription.
- Engrand reimbursed the misused funds to the Assembly, but the RN group has still moved to suspend her and may block her future candidacy.
- Additional allegations include driving a vehicle without a valid technical inspection and with an invalid license, which Engrand attributed to an administrative error.
- Engrand, who was re-elected in 2024, risks losing her position within the RN party, with the Commission Nationale d’Investiture advised to oppose her future candidacy.