National Assembly has final say in most legislative disputes

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The National Assembly has final say in most legislative disputes is a constitutional rule in France that grants the lower house of Parliament ultimate authority to resolve disagreements over ordinary legislation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional rule ⓘ
parliamentary procedure rule ⓘ
appliesToBody National Assembly of France ⓘ
Senate of France ⓘ
appliesToInstitution French Parliament ⓘ
appliesWhen National Assembly and Senate disagree on a bill ⓘ
conciliation procedures between chambers have failed ⓘ
beneficiary French Government ⓘ
National Assembly majority ⓘ
constitutionalOrder Fifth French Republic ⓘ
constitutionalStatus in force ⓘ
country France ⓘ
decisionMechanism final reading and vote by National Assembly ⓘ
excludesDomain certain organic laws ⓘ
constitutional amendment laws ⓘ
finance laws with specific constitutional rules ⓘ
governsInteraction relations between National Assembly and Senate in law-making ⓘ
governsProcess resolution of disagreements between parliamentary chambers ⓘ
hasLanguage French ⓘ
hasLegalEffect grants lower house final decision power in legislative disputes ⓘ
limits Senate’s ability to block ordinary legislation ⓘ
hierarchyRelation gives National Assembly primacy over Senate for ordinary laws ⓘ
isPartOf French constitutional framework on legislative procedure ⓘ
legalDomain legislative procedure ⓘ
ordinary legislation ⓘ
purpose to ensure government’s legislative program can be adopted ⓘ
to prevent legislative deadlock between chambers ⓘ
relatedConcept bicameralism in France ⓘ
parliamentary supremacy of lower house ⓘ
typeOfPrimacy legislative primacy of lower house ⓘ

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Senate of France → constitutionalLimitation → National Assembly has final say in most legislative disputes ⓘ