I'm a Member of the Luxembourg Parliament, co-founder of the Pirate Party and a tech entrepreneur. I hold the government to account on a digital state that works, privacy and transparency, and I build companies that put those ideas into practice, from taxx.lu to Nova Lux Orbital.
in parliament since 2018 
entrepreneur since 2014 1,279 written questions since 2018, and I follow up until something changes. Here are some of the files I keep open.
10 questions · 2019–2026
Questions on the RTL concession contract led to a court case: after the Tribunal administratif declined jurisdiction in 2020, the Cour administrative ruled on 26 January 2021 that a deputy has a right of access to such contracts (the "arrêt Clement"). In parallel, the Chamber adopted Sven Clement’s proposal for a transparency register of interest representatives in December 2021; its reform was agreed in committee in May 2025.
9 questions · 2019–2026
Digital tax cards on MyGuichet since 1 May 2021 (QP 5298); RNPP statistics published quarterly as open data (QP 7165); target 85% digital tax returns by 2028 (QP 3879).
10 questions · 2018–2026
DORA reporting live: 326 major ICT incident notifications to the CSSF since Jan 2025 (QP 4160); 27 NIS notifications to the ILR in 2025, no sanctions (QP 4332).
7 questions · 2023–2025
Government position moved from 'consultations ongoing' (2023) to explicit opposition to mandatory mass scanning (2024-2025).
10 questions · 2019–2026
The data retention bill (PL 8148) was tabled on 8 February 2023 and is still before the Justice committee. The government says the State has no contracts with Palantir and no knowledge of Pegasus sales to Togo through Luxembourg entities.
6 questions · 2019–2026
After years of delay, the 10-year passport was introduced in May 2026; as late as January 2026 the government could give no date (QP 3517). Since then, the chips of some new passports have reportedly not been read by certain automated border gates and by the US ESTA system. The question on these problems (QP 4708) is awaiting an answer.
Seven years of parliamentary questions on the Luxembourg passport: a ten-year passport that arrived years late, chips that some border gates cannot read, and a US push for Europeans' biometric data.
French cross-border workers are drifting to Paris employers that offer unlimited remote work. Why Luxembourg needs higher telework thresholds, shared tax models and a Greater Region framework to stay attractive.
Examining Luxembourg's fintech potential: why our financial center must shift from traditional banking excellence to leading financial innovation, drawing from global insights and local advantages.
