The team surrounding fraction president Gilles Baum and President of the Chamber of Deputies Fernand Etgen stand in for the tens of thousands of constituents who have expressed their trust to the DP during the last general election.
The annual press conference of the DP parliamentary group pertaining the last parliamentary session was dominated by the long-term consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the direct consequences of the war in Ukraine.
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.
Lex Krieps was born in Guildford, England in 1946. Why in England? Because his mother – a native of Ireland – felt comfortable giving birth to her three children there. Even though a year earlier she had gone to live with her husband – the Resistance member, officer and later minister Emile Krieps – to Luxembourg. That is why Lex’s passport says AlexandER and not AlexandRE.
The annual press conference of the DP parliamentary group pertaining the last parliamentary session was dominated by the long-term consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the direct consequences of the war in Ukraine.
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.
The annual press conference of the DP parliamentary group pertaining the last parliamentary session was dominated by the long-term consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the direct consequences of the war in Ukraine.
Gilles Baum was voted into Chambers for the first time in 2013. The MP from the East region has been the president of the DP fraction since 2020. The teacher is president of the Education commission and, in Chambers, represents the DP position for the national budget and a variety of health dossiers.
Fernand Etgen was sworn in in Chambers in 2007. Ever since 2018, Fernand Etgen is the president of the Chamber of Deputies.
Fernand Etgen was sworn in in Chambers in 2007. Ever since 2018, Fernand Etgen is the president of the Chamber of Deputies.
Carole Hartmann was elected to the Luxembourgish Parliament for the first time in 2018. 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.
Max Hahn has been a Member of Parliament since 2013. He is a trained engineer specialised in sustainable energy management and is responsible for topics relating to mobility, climate and environmental protection as well as territory planning in the Chamber of Deputies.
De Max Hahn ass zanter 2013 Deputéierten. De geléierten Ingenieur ass an der nohalteger Energie-Gestioun spezialiséiert a bekëmmert sech an der Chamber ëm déi nohalteg Dossiere ronderëm d’Mobilitéit, de Klima- an Ëmweltschutz an d’Landesplanung.
Claude Lamberty was sworn in as member of parliament in 2016. In 2017, he became Secretary General of the DP. As a teacher, he is particularly interested in education and professional education. A passionate sportsman, he is also committed to making sports an important part of our society.
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.
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.
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 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 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.
Frank Colabianchi entered the Chamber of Deputies in 2018. The former professor is among other things, a member of the Petitions Committee, the Housing Committee and the Mobility and Public Works Committee.
Frank Colabianchi entered the Chamber of Deputies in 2018. The former professor is among other things, a member of the Petitions Committee, the Housing Committee and the Mobility and Public Works Committee.
Guy Arendt was first elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 2013. At the moment, he chairs the Committee on Digitalisation, Media and Communications and is a member of the Finance and Budget Committee.
Pim Knaff was sworn in as an MP in 2020 and since then has been primarily responsible for digitization and new technologies within the DP parliamentary group.
Pim Knaff was sworn in as an MP in 2020 and since then has been primarily responsible for digitization and new technologies within the DP parliamentary group.
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Domestic violence is also a widespread problem in Luxembourg. Over 30% of people in this country have already experienced violence. Campaigns should draw attention to the subject and provide prevention. But where can victims find help? What means are available to them? And what is being done to stop the perpetrators from using violence? Our MP Carole Hartmann has asked the ministries in charge.
Six cardiologists from the North Hospital want to resign. DP MPs Carole Hartmann and Gilles Baum asked the responsible ministers what impact these resignations will have on patient healthcare and whether unpaid on-call duties might have played a role in the doctors’ decision.
The European solidarity corridors facilitate the export of grains from Ukraine. However, the logistics remain quite difficult, and further transport to the final destination is not always ensured. What is the impact on the European single market? Our MP Gusty Grass has inquired to receive further information.
Domestic violence is also a widespread problem in Luxembourg. Over 30% of people in this country have already experienced violence. Campaigns should draw attention to the subject and provide prevention. But where can victims find help? What means are available to them? And what is being done to stop the perpetrators from using violence? Our MP Carole Hartmann has asked the ministries in charge.
Six cardiologists from the North Hospital want to resign. DP MPs Carole Hartmann and Gilles Baum asked the responsible ministers what impact these resignations will have on patient healthcare and whether unpaid on-call duties might have played a role in the doctors’ decision.
Domestic violence is also a widespread problem in Luxembourg. Over 30% of people in this country have already experienced violence. Campaigns should draw attention to the subject and provide prevention. But where can victims find help? What means are available to them? And what is being done to stop the perpetrators from using violence? Our MP Carole Hartmann has asked the ministries in charge.
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