The DP in the Chamber of Deputies

The team surrounding fraction president Carole Hartmann stand in for the tens of thousands of constituents who have expressed their trust to the DP during the last general election.

Gilles Baum

“Cheers” to our excellent wine and crémants

Gilles Baum recently requested a debate on viticulture in the Chamber of Deputies. In his eyes, viticulture is not only an important economic sector of our country, but also an essential part of our national heritage. The DP therefore insists on a regular discussion of the topic in Parliament.

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Our Members of Parliament

Carole Hartmann
President of the DP fraction
Carole Hartmann
President of the DP fraction

Carole Hartmann was elected to the Luxembourgish Parliament for the first time in 2018. The MP from the East region has been the president of the DP fraction since 2023. In the Chamber of Deputies, the lawyer focuses on the flexibilisation of work, the promotion of home office working arrangements and the simplification of legal procedures.

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All Members of Parliament
All Members of Parliament
All Members of Parliament
André Bauler
Member of Parliament

André Bauler made the jump into Chambers for the first time in 2009. In his parliamentary work, the MP works a lot towards the appeal of the northern constituency of the country.

André Bauler

André Bauler made the jump into Chambers for the first time in 2009. In his parliamentary work, the MP works a lot towards the appeal of the northern constituency of the country.

Simone Beissel
Member of Parliament
Simone Beissel
Simone Beissel
Member of Parliament

Simone Beissel was first elected as a member of parliament in 1999. She is the DP’s spokesperson on constitutional matters and works very zealously on the constitutional reform.

Corinne Cahen
Member of Parliament

Corinne Cahen was sworn in in Chambers in 2023.

Corinne Cahen

Corinne Cahen was sworn in in Chambers in 2023.

Luc Emering
Member of Parliament
Luc Emering
Member of Parliament

Luc Emering was sworn in in Chambers in 2023.

Fernand Etgen
Member of Parliament

Fernand Etgen was sworn in in Chambers in 2007.

Fernand Etgen

Fernand Etgen was sworn in in Chambers in 2007.

Gusty Graas
Member of Parliament
Gusty Graas
Gusty Graas
Member of Parliament

Gusty Graas was first elected MP in 1999. He is a strong advocate of a better protection of the environment and the waters. Gusty Graas is Chairman of the Parliamentary Civil Service Commission. Foreign and European policy is another passion of the MP.

Lydie Polfer
Member of Parliament

Lydie Polfer was sworn in for the first time at the “Krautmaart” in 1979. In her parliamentary work, she is particularly committed to the safety and well-being of citizens and municipalities.

Lydie Polfer was sworn in for the first time at the “Krautmaart” in 1979. In her parliamentary work, she is particularly committed to the safety and well-being of citizens and municipalities.

Gérard Schockmel
Member of Parliament
Gérard Schockmel
Member of Parliament

Gérard Schockmel was sworn in in Chambers in 2023.

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Visits to the Chamber of Deputies

Chambervisiten Fernand Etgen

Do you want to discover the Parliament up close? DP MPs organize regular visits to the Chamber of Deputies.

Chambervisiten Fernand Etgen

Internship in the parliamentary group of the DP

Join our Team

You need to do a practical internship as partof your studies or training, or you want to gain some work experience over your holidays? Then join us for an internship in the parliamentary group of the DP!

Our employees

Mataarbechter Jeff Feller

The DP group’s team supports the deputies in their work and helps them with everything they need.

Parliamentary questions

How has the situation of “Dubliners” in Luxembourg developed over the past few years?

Since the end of October, male “Dubliners” who are traveling as individuals can no longer be accepted in the refugee accommodation. This is because the options are scarce and the existing places are overcrowded. Priority should be given to children, women and vulnerable people. But how have the numbers developed over the past few years and how did we get into this situation? Our MPs Corinne Cahen and Gusty Graas inquired with the relevant ministry.

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How has the situation of “Dubliners” in Luxembourg developed over the past few years?

Since the end of October, male “Dubliners” who are traveling as individuals can no longer be accepted in the refugee accommodation. This is because the options are scarce and the existing places are overcrowded. Priority should be given to children, women and vulnerable people. But how have the numbers developed over the past few years and how did we get into this situation? Our MPs Corinne Cahen and Gusty Graas inquired with the relevant ministry.

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