National Assembly. Who are the most assiduous members? – Ouest-France

National Assembly. Who are the most assiduous members? – Ouest-France

collective updated Tuesday on its website a summary of the last twelve months of activity in the Chamber of Deputies.

According to the website nosdeputes.fr – which screens the activity of a member-parliamentarians EELV was present on average 33 weeks 43 followed the socialist present on average. 28 weeks this year and the radical left (27 weeks). Members François Brottes (PS), Christophe Caresche (PS) and Charles de Courson (IDUs) are the most members present in the Chamber with 40 weeks of activity this year.

The environmentalist group is also the one who speaks most: a member EELV averaged 217 interventions long (more than 20 words) this year. This is followed by the Left Front and UDI. But with 1540 long interventions, Marc Le Fur (UMP) is the most prolific member of the Assembly.

A UMP King amendment

Environmentalists are finally amend those the most, with 1477 amendments signed or co-signed by a member EELV this year. They are followed by the IDU group (988 amendments) and the Left Front (811 amendments). But the UMP Patrick Hetzel ahead of all members with 2312 amendments signed

In addition, the UMP parliamentary group that raises the most questions. Averaged a UMP submitted 87 written to the government since the summer of 2013. UMP deputy Thierry Lazaro issues is leading with 1379 written questions.

With 24 draft laws written each, the leader of Socialist MEPs Bruno Le Roux ( PS) and the UMP Frédéric Lefebvre, have meanwhile proposed the more laws.

280 sessions in the Chamber

Moreover MP Valérie Rabault (PS) is the author of more report (11), followed by PS Marietta Karamanli (10) members and Gérard Bapt (9).

Since the summer of 2013, 577 members of the National Assembly have served 1,107 hours 280 sessions in the Chamber and 1,200 hours in the standing committees.

32 308 amendments

32,308 amendments have been filed and 8,297 were adopted, there were 119,680 procedures in the Chamber and 344 legislative proposals.

Parliament is summoned in special session Tuesday, Sept. 9, according to a decree published in the Official Journal Tuesday and signed by President François Hollande and Prime Minister Manuel Valls.