Among the petitions filed are demands for a high-speed train link between Luxembourg and Brussels; obligatory first-aid courses linked to driving licences; more regulation or a cap on rent prices, with agency fees paid by proprietors for rentals.
Another petition calls for a ban on driven hunting, while another suggests moving the springtime clock change to February.
Earlier this week it was confirmed that the petition requesting two days of remote work per week for all would be put to public debate on 30 November, after receiving nearly 14,000 signatures.
2506: Reduce rent prices
2511: High speed train link from Luxembourg to Brussels (in 2h)
2513: Mandatory first aid courses for people doing driving tests
2514: Implementation of preventive actions against moral harassment within schools and more serious disciplinary sanctions against perpetrators
2515: Moving to summer time at the end of February 2023
2516: Technical inspection for cars every 2 years as in other European countries
2517: Recognition of fibromyalgia as a medical condition
2519: Abolition of driven hunts (this petition aims to react to this type of hunting which is a torture towards hunted animals)
2521: More flexible opening hours for Luxembourg’s National Library: more accommodating opening hours for employees, civil servants and students
2525: Ensuring access to housing for students and postgraduate students of the University of Luxembourg on the private market.
2481: Adaptation of the rates for taxed warnings
