LuxembourgInstitutions 115 · State and communal institutions
How do the sittings of the Chamber of Deputies (Chambre des Députés) generally take place?
In the exam (French)
Comment les séances de la Chambre des Députés se déroulent-elles en règle générale ?
- aThey are held behind closed doorsElles sont à huis clos
- bThey are open to the publicElles sont publiquesCorrect answer
- cThey are reserved for journalistsElles sont réservées aux journalistes
Why?
Article 70 provides that sittings are public, except for exceptions set by the Chamber's (Chambre) Rules of Procedure.
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