French govt may face no-confidence vote as PM plans to bypass parliament
The French government is likely to face a no-confidence vote this week as Prime Minister François Bayrou said he plans to push his budget plans through parliament without a vote by using the now infamous 49.3 act. The latter, which was also used by former PM Michel Barnier, allows the government to bypass lawmakers when adopting laws.
The French government is likely to face a no-confidence vote this week as Prime Minister François Bayrou said he plans to push his budget plans through parliament without a vote by using the now infamous 49.3 act. The latter, which was also used by former PM Michel Barnier, allows the government to bypass lawmakers when adopting laws.
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