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Climate bonus for mobility to be extended until 2030
The aid for the purchase of emission-free vehicles is to continue until mid-2030. On Wednesday, parliamentary work on the draft law begins in the Chamber. The Immigration Directorate, labour law and the Luxembourgish language are also on this week’s agenda of the committees.
The climate bonus for mobility is to be extended by four years until 30 June 2030. On Wednesday, 23 September, the Environment Committee will deal for the first time with the corresponding draft law.
The aid for emission-free cars, vans and bicycles is to remain between 1,000 and 6,000 euros. A change is planned from 2027 onwards: in the future, if desired, the subsidy should be able to be deducted directly from the bill. The buyer would then no longer have to wait for reimbursement.
In the afternoon, an interview with the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency, Leena Ylä Mononen, is also on the programme.
Immigration Directorate back in the Chamber
The events in the Immigration Directorate-General involving forged documents will also be back on the agenda on Wednesday.
MPs will discuss the Interior Ministry’s answers to parliamentary questions about the judicial operations in the Immigration Directorate.
Labour law and the Luxembourgish language
Two further draft laws will be discussed in the Labour Committee. Luxembourg is to adapt its rules on the posting of employees to European requirements. In addition, work is being done on the scheme for external vocational reclassification, after the Constitutional Court delivered a judgment on it in 2025.
The Culture Committee, for its part, is dealing with a reform of the legal framework of the Luxembourgish language. An ambiguity in the 1984 language law is to be clarified and the governance of the Centre for the Luxembourgish Language is to be newly regulated. The Culture Minister will also present the government strategy in the context of the Day of the Luxembourgish Language.
International visits
As early as Tuesday, 22 September, the Foreign Affairs Committee will receive Wang Xueyong, Director-General for Western Europe in the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, for an exchange.
On Thursday, 24 September, the President of the Georgian Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, will come to the Chamber for an official visit. He is to hold discussions with MPs from the Foreign Affairs Committee and members of the Chamber Bureau.