The Minister of Economy, Emmanuel Macron, announced Monday a new law for the summer to “accelerate the recovery that is underway” bringing simplification measures for SMEs and the digital while boosting private investment.
“We must launch by the summer to continue reforms that both the release of the French economy and accelerate the recovery that is underway,” said Minister to the press after launching the industry’s Week in Beaune (Côte-d’Or).
This Macron II Act aims to bring “legal simplifications and regulatory “for SMEs and TPE. It should help the traditional sectors “to take advantage of digital is a lever for innovation and upmarket,” said he said in the TGV on his return from Burgundy, having visited an optician’s site Atol, specializing in the connected glasses.
The Minister also wants to “consolidate the French digital industry with measures of simplification”, which will be put on the table by the summer. They will be accompanied by “stimulus of private investment,” he said.
Fronde and 49-3
As for the law to growth and activity, known as the Macron law it wants to accelerate its implementation so that “the application is done as quickly.” It must be submitted to the Senate in plenary session from April 7.
Given the sling on the left side of his deputies, the government had to resort to Article 49-3 of the Constitution to pass on first reading on 19 February, the draft law Macron in the National Assembly.
The minister also said he was aware that the jobs, production sites and R & amp;. D Cement Lafarge remain in France after new questions about its merger with Swiss Holcim
“I ensure that R & amp; D, jobs and productive sites remain France. I will be very vigilant on this point, “said he told the press, after inaugurating the Week of the industry in Beaune.
(With AFP)
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