On Wednesday morning, 12 new petitions went online on the Chamber of Deputies’ dedicated website. Although the signature threshold for public petitions was raised from 4,500 to 5,500 on 15 March, this new requirement will only affect petitions filed after this date.
The 12 new ones are open for signature until 29 April and will be discussed by lawmakers if they cross the signature threshold. Under the new rules, the debate deadline has also been set to four months.
It is important to note that last Friday, the list of new petitions was briefly put online following an error by the Chamber.
3587: Petition for the withdrawal of the CP1 code from the CNS in Luxembourg
3585: Request for a referendum: for or against the construction of a nuclear power plant in Luxembourg to ensure our energy independence
3584: Proposal for centralised management of rental deposits by the Luxembourg government
3583: Facilitating access to housing for tenants with unclassified pets
3582: Call for tougher penalties against hate and violence, including better monitoring of social networks
3577: Calls for the government to recognise the use of nuclear energy to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement
3576: Introduction of old trams on tram lines in Luxembourg during the summer period
3574: Ban on the sale of disposable electronic cigarettes in Luxembourg
3573: Fixing car number plates for better protection against theft
3568: Improving road safety: installing guardrails in front of trees on national roads
3566: Adding a second paediatric clinic
3564: Dress code in schools and at work
