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II-CF1322

Amendement II-CF1322 — ART. 51

withdrawnFrance· National Assembly· FR

Introduced

2 November 2018

Last action

7 November 2018 · Retiré

Status

Retiré

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Éric Alauzet, Christophe Arend, Delphine Bagarry, Christophe Blanchet, Stéphane Buchou, Philippe Chassaing, Olivier Damaisin, Dominique David, Françoise Dumas, Nicole Dubré-Chirat, Stella Dupont, Emmanuelle Fontaine-Domeizel, Olivier Gaillard, Grégory Galbadon, Anne Genetet, Fabien Gouttefarde, Carole Grandjean, Florence Granjus, Émilie Guerel, Nadia Hai, Danièle Hérin, Sacha Houlié, François Jolivet, Sonia Krimi, Daniel Labaronne, Michel Lauzzana, Gaël Le Bohec, Nicole Le Peih, Fabrice Le Vigoureux, Sylvain Maillard, Fabien Matras, Monica Michel-Brassart, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, Matthieu Orphelin, Catherine Osson, Xavier Paluszkiewicz, Hervé Pellois, Patrice Perrot, Pierre Person, Jean-Pierre Pont, Thomas Rudigoz, Jacques Savatier, Bertrand Sorre, Valérie Thomas, Huguette Tiegna, Laurence Vanceunebrock, Cédric Villani

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7 November 2018

Summary

À la fin de l’alinéa 17, substituer au mot : « deux » le mot : « cinq ».

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  1. 2 November 2018

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  2. 6 November 2018

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  3. 7 November 2018

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