On the agenda: Here's what is happening in France this week
Here is what is happening in France on the week beginning June 7th.
Monday, June 7th
Bill on bioethics, which includes expanding provisions for IVF treatment to lesbian couples, comes before the Assemblée nationale.
Tuesday, June 8th
Deadline for the annual tax declaration for people living in départements 55 to 975 (which includes the Paris region). Find details of who needs to complete the declaration HERE.
Hearing in the Commercial Court on the future of metal foundry Fonderies du Poitou, which is threatened with bankruptcy and the loss of all 570 jobs.
France play Bulgaria at Stade de France in the final warm-up match in advance of the postponed Euro2020 tournament.
Wednesday, June 9th
The start of phase 3 of France's reopening plans, with bars, cafés and restaurants allowed to reopen their indoor spaces, gyms and swimming pools reopening and the curfew moving back to 11pm. You can find the full list of changes HERE.
The traffic light system will be introduced for international travel, meaning that fully vaccinated travellers from countries including the UK, USA and Canada will be able to travel to France for any reason including tourism, family visits and visits from second-home owners. Travellers from orange countries will still need a negative Covid test, however, and questions remain over what proof of vaccination status will be accepted. Find the full explanation HERE.
France will begin using the health passport - requiring proof of either vaccination, negative Covid test or recent recovery from Covid, to enter certain events and venues.
Thursday, June 10th
France's State Council hears a case brought by unions attempting to delay the implementation of president Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms, the subject of mass transportation strike in December 2019 and January 2020.
A strike by psychologists over proposed changes to professional registration rules.
Friday, June 11th
First reading in the Assemblée national of the budget.
Trial begins of the rapper Kalash over an alleged hit-and-run on the Champs-Elysee. Kalash, from the French overseas territory of Martinique, has filed his own case against police, who he claims insulted, punched and strangled him during the arrest, which came after a Drake concert in March 2019.
Start of the Euro 2020 tournament with Italy v Turkey.
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Monday, June 7th
Bill on bioethics, which includes expanding provisions for IVF treatment to lesbian couples, comes before the Assemblée nationale.
Tuesday, June 8th
Deadline for the annual tax declaration for people living in départements 55 to 975 (which includes the Paris region). Find details of who needs to complete the declaration HERE.
Hearing in the Commercial Court on the future of metal foundry Fonderies du Poitou, which is threatened with bankruptcy and the loss of all 570 jobs.
France play Bulgaria at Stade de France in the final warm-up match in advance of the postponed Euro2020 tournament.
Wednesday, June 9th
The start of phase 3 of France's reopening plans, with bars, cafés and restaurants allowed to reopen their indoor spaces, gyms and swimming pools reopening and the curfew moving back to 11pm. You can find the full list of changes HERE.
The traffic light system will be introduced for international travel, meaning that fully vaccinated travellers from countries including the UK, USA and Canada will be able to travel to France for any reason including tourism, family visits and visits from second-home owners. Travellers from orange countries will still need a negative Covid test, however, and questions remain over what proof of vaccination status will be accepted. Find the full explanation HERE.
France will begin using the health passport - requiring proof of either vaccination, negative Covid test or recent recovery from Covid, to enter certain events and venues.
Thursday, June 10th
France's State Council hears a case brought by unions attempting to delay the implementation of president Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms, the subject of mass transportation strike in December 2019 and January 2020.
A strike by psychologists over proposed changes to professional registration rules.
Friday, June 11th
First reading in the Assemblée national of the budget.
Trial begins of the rapper Kalash over an alleged hit-and-run on the Champs-Elysee. Kalash, from the French overseas territory of Martinique, has filed his own case against police, who he claims insulted, punched and strangled him during the arrest, which came after a Drake concert in March 2019.
Start of the Euro 2020 tournament with Italy v Turkey.
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