Macron says he wants to "piss" the non -vacinated, the National Assembly ignites again

The statements of Emmanuel Macron claiming Tuesday that they want to "annoy" the unvaccinated people bound the deputies who had just agreed on the thorny question of the vaccination pass for minors, postponed from 12 to 16 years for certain activities.

"The non -vacinated, I really want to piss them off.And so we will continue to do it, until the end.That's the strategy, "he said in an interview with the Parisian.

These remarks again bait the National Assembly, whose debates had however settled Tuesday at the end of the day after a compromise to fix at 16 years instead of 12 the health pass, for school outings and pera and activitiesextracurricular -but not the "private" activities, like going to the restaurant-.

Communist deputy Fabien Roussel, candidate for the Elysée, wondered about "the real intentions of the government".Is the bill on the health pass "is a text to get back more?, Or less piss off?"The French, he launched.

"A president cannot make the remarks that have been made," said Christian Jacob, president of the Republicans."I cannot endorse a text that aims to piss off the French," he added in a high-coated hemicycle, in the midst of calls for Prime Minister Jean Castex to explain the line of theexecutive.

The Minister of Health Olivier Véran replied in the middle of the din that "the evil that eats away at our country is a vaccination which, although important, remains insufficient", with "millions" of non-vaccinated.

The modification concerning minors had been adopted a little earlier at almost unanimity -386 votes for, two counter- during the examination at first reading at the Bourbon palace of the bill establishing the vaccine pass.

The compromise on this question relating to the vaccination of minors, who had greatly contributed to tense the debate, was done around an amendment by the socialist Cécile Untermaier, under-amended by the government.

The socialist amendment plans "not to apply the vaccination pass for minors aged 12 to 15 but to maintain the current system of the health pass for these minors".

Thus, the vaccination pass would only be applied "the age from which a minor can be vaccinated against COVVI-19 without parental agreement", or 16 years.

The sub-amendment presented by the Minister of Health Olivier Véran, however, limits the scope, adding that "only the health pass can apply to school outings, as well as all extracurricular and extra-curricular activities".

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"Land together"

"It's a good thing for all children and adolescents," said the boss of LR Damien Abad deputies

Ms. UNTERMAIER welcomed the deputies "land together" on this divisive question of the age of the vaccination pass for young people.

"We manage to build a compromise consensus," added Guillaume Gouffier-Cha (LREM).

The debates had been marked the day before by a conflictual atmosphere, with a vote in the night refusing the continuation of the examination of the text.

The oppositions had mocked the inability of the majority to be present in sufficient number in the hemicycle to avoid this "camouflet", and denounced an absence of will to dialogue from the government.

The government had accused the opposition, in particular LR deputies, of seeking to make a political "blow" without consideration for the gravity of the health crisis.

The health crisis, with the surge of contamination due to the Omicron variant, will again be on the agenda of a defense council and a council of ministers on Wednesday.

Nearly 450 amendments remained on the menu in the middle of the night, and discussions should continue on Wednesday.

The government aims a final adoption at the end of the week or early next week of the bill transforming the health pass into a vaccine pass, before entering into force on January 15.