Question 8054 — Parliament

Summary

Mr. Grégoire de Fournas questions the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for relations with Parliament, on the deadlines for ministers' responses to written questions. Provided for by article 135 of the Regulations of the National Assembly, this prerogative falls within the framework of parliamentary control. The Government has a duty to respond within two months following publication of the question in the Journal official . It unfortunately turns out that this deadline is almost never respected by ministers. Furthermore, the regulation offers MEPs the possibility of making a report via the political group president on some of the questions that remain unanswered. “The report is mentioned in the Official Journal. Ministers are then required to respond within ten days.” This second deadline is no longer respected, as This is illustrated by the report made on January 17, 2023 by the Rassemblement National group on the written question from the MP relating to a well field project in the Médoc. The written question, published in the Official Journal on September 20, 2022, has, to date, received no response. He asks him what he intends to do to reduce the delays in these responses as quickly as possible.

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