
An amendment to the 2027 draft budget, carried by LFI MP Paul Vannier, plans to finance the increase in teachers' salaries via private sector credits.
The finance committee adopted an amendment to the 2027 draft budget aimed at removing 8.3 billion euros in appropriations intended for Catholic education to finance a 20% increase in teachers' salaries.
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The 2027 draft budget is currently being examined by the Finance Committee. The amendment aims to reallocate public funds from the private sector to the public sector.
“We are still in the finance committee, not at the PMU bar!” : an amendment to the 2027 draft budget removes funding for Catholic education
STORY - Finance the 20% increase in teachers' salaries by taking mainly from private sector credits, to the tune of 8.3 billion euros: this amendment from LFI MP Paul Vannier was adopted on October 29 in the Finance Committee.
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Parliamentary debate on the financing of private education.
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