#INPA2616287XCreation and Membership Changes for National Assembly Committees
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This notice creates a special committee in the French National Assembly to review the child protection bill. The committee will have 70 members, plus one non-attached deputy, and political groups must submit their nominees by 19 June 2026 at 5 p.m. It also records routine resignations and new appointments across several standing committees. The practical impact is internal to parliamentary work: it changes which deputies sit on committees and organizes how the child protection bill will be examined.
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Key Changes
- Creates a special National Assembly committee to examine the child protection bill
- Sets the committee size at 70 members plus one non-attached deputy
- Records resignations and new appointments across several standing committees
Obligations
What this law requires
Presidents of political groups in the National Assembly must submit to the Presidency, via the direction de la Séance - division des Questions et des scrutins, the names of their proposed candidates for the special committee examining the child protection bill.
Political groups must ensure that their proposed candidates for the special committee do not include more than 34 members belonging to the same standing committee.
Deputies who do not belong to any political group must submit their own candidacy for the special committee under the same submission conditions as political groups.