In the Face of the Degradations Associated with the Mobilization of High School Students, the Government Is Moving Forward with the Examination of the "Casseur-Pays" Bill.
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The text is now on the Senate's agenda in October, even though the Council of State has already made reservations, considering that an individual cannot be held responsible for facts that he or she has not committed himself or herself.
The list of the damage caused by the high school demonstrations extends in France, and with, the invoice of the repairs in the colleges, high schools or public places. Gérald Darmanin, Minister of Justice, proposes to "pay" the parents of the responsible minors.
The government will move forward with the consideration in Parliament of the bill called "casseur-pays", confirmed the Prime Minister's entourage in franceinfo on Saturday. The text will be placed on the Senate's agenda in October. A political response to the deterioration observed during the mobilization of high school students.
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