Bakery Opening Proposal Examined by Parliament
A bill to let bakeries open every day was discussed in France. The bill was supported by one MP. It was then withdrawn because of disagreement.
The French parliament was considering a proposal. MP Jean-Marie Fiévet was leading the effort. He wanted bakeries to be open seven days a week. However, the idea caused problems in the baking industry. Député Fiévet stopped supporting the bill. The proposal was removed before it was presented to the whole parliament.
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Highlights
Bill to Open Bakeries
A bill is being discussed in the French parliament.
Macronist MP Proposed Bill
Député Jean-Marie Fiévet, a Macron supporter, introduced the bill.
Bill Faced Opposition
The bill is dividing the baking profession and facing opposition.
Bill Was Withdrawn
The bill was withdrawn due to industry controversy.
Presentation Date Announced
The bill is expected to be presented on April 10th.