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Parliamentary committee approves revised Constitution which climate law should allow

Climate The competent parliamentary Committee has the review of the conscious article 7bis of the Constitution adopted, ensuring a climate law should be. The MR

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Parliamentary committee approves revised Constitution which climate law should allow
Climate The competent parliamentary Committee has the review of the conscious article 7bis of the Constitution adopted, ensuring a climate law should be. The MR supported as announced with the opposition, N-VA, CD&V and Open Vld voted against it. The approval, however, does not mean that article 7bis also effective will be adjusted, probably killed the Thursday in the plenary Room.

Today was D-day for the klimaatactivisten on the place du trône in Brussels, for the Committee was to vote on the revision of article 7bis. Several activists followed the discussion for 10.15 am start. “It was mainly to be present, but we want to show the politicians that we, as citizens, of course, their decisions follow-up,” said spokesman Thomas Leroy of Greenpeace.

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The text that the green light was given, adds a paragraph to article 7bis of the Constitution. That section requires that governments to collaborate on an effective climate policy in accordance with the objectives, principles and modalities to be established in a special law, - the climate law. That would then subsequently through a special law yet to be introduced.

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