Overview
- The National Rally submitted the censure motion on February 23 to challenge the government's decision to publish the multi-year energy plan by decree.
- Under Assembly rules requiring a 48-hour delay, the motion will be debated no earlier than Wednesday.
- Marine Le Pen called the decree an "illiberal act" and labeled the strategy "degrowth," arguing the energy code warranted a law.
- The party also claims the plan overcommits to intermittent renewables under European influence and poses major fiscal risks, allegations the government disputes.
- The Senate's right has pressed the issue as well, with a debate set for Monday afternoon at Gérard Larcher's request, while observers say the motion is unlikely to pass given RN's past failures.