The Livre party considered that the Government is using a strategy to approve measures from the labor package piecemeal, that is, in a fragmented manner, without going through the debate of a complete bill. This accusation marked the party's "rentrée."
Livre expressed opposition to this way of proceeding by the Executive, suggesting that the goal is to avoid a more thorough debate about the proposed labor changes.
Regarding the State Budget, the party advocated for the implementation of a national pass, presumably for public transport, and the creation of a public network of nursing homes to meet the needs of the elderly.
These positions were expressed in the context of the party's political "rentrée," when the main leaders present the priorities for the new legislative period.
