Written parliamentary questions are how a deputy makes the government answer on the record. I don't ask once and move on: I come back to the same issues until something changes. These are the files I follow, each with the chain of questions, the government's answers and the outcome so far.
Sources: chd.lu and the Chamber's open data on data.public.lu, as of September 2026.
10 questions · 2019–2026
Questions on the lobby register, application of the 2018 open-administration law, archiving of ministers' messages and senior-official appointments. They also cover access to the RTL concession contract and state board fees.
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9 questions · 2019–2026
Recurring questions on the national register (RNPP), e-ID and signatures, digital tax cards and returns, and ACD service quality. They also cover outages and the legal value of administrative emails.
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10 questions · 2018–2026
From the 2018 DDoS scrubbing centre to the 2025 DDoS on state services and the POST outage, questions probe critical-infrastructure protection. Incident reporting under NIS and DORA is a recurring theme.
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7 questions · 2023–2025
Follow-up questions on Luxembourg's position and votes on the EU regulation against child sexual abuse material, which would require scanning private messages. The questions track each Council presidency's new compromise text.
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10 questions · 2019–2026
Questions on how often retained telecom data and state trojans are used, and on Luxembourg's response to CJEU case law. Later questions ask about links to spyware and surveillance vendors (Pegasus/NSO, Palantir).
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6 questions · 2019–2026
Questions on passport security, the delayed 10-year passport, US entry and access to biometric data, and visa data processing by VFS Global.
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7 questions · 2019–2024
Five years of follow-ups on the blocked CNS-Fapsylux negotiations, the regulation that forced a framework, and later implementation gaps.
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10 questions · 2019–2026
Since the 2019 launch of state-supplied medical cannabis, patients have faced repeated stock-outs of flowers and oils. Tenders drew single bidders, supplier contracts changed, and patients were redirected to other products.
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10 questions · 2021–2025
Questions on expired and destroyed Covid vaccine stock under EU joint procurement, and on recurring shortages of specific medicines.
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7 questions · 2021–2026
Repeated questions on staff leaving the 112/113 call centre and on its organisation after the 2018 reform. Later questions cover how 112 performed during the July 2025 POST outage and how suicide-risk calls are handled.
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7 questions · 2019–2024
Questions on consent and objection rights in the DSP, its actual use, delays in uploading results, and eSanté security. Later questions cover the European Health Data Space.
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5 questions · 2019–2023
Questions on RBE fees, fines, and access after the CJEU struck down unrestricted public access in 2022. Later questions document refusals of access.
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5 questions · 2024–2025
After the Caritas collapse, questions tracked what happened to the social rental homes it managed and to their owners and tenants.
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7 questions · 2019–2024
Questions on the Adapto reform and trip limits, bus stop accessibility, and public employers meeting disabled-worker quotas.
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9 questions · 2023–2026
Repeated questions on late or confusing qualité+ circulars, state funding of national sports centres and federations, and the publication of sports statistics.
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