2023-09-28 15:42:21
The professor of constitutional law at UCLouvain also thinks that the Flemish will not agree to regionalize “matters deemed sensitive”. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist at the Powers pole By Stéphane Vande Velde Published on 09/28/2023 at 5:42 p.m. Reading time: 2 min
Céline Romainville, professor of constitutional law at UCLouvain, discusses intra-French-speaking discussions and the institutional reform project.
Where do you locate the problem with the institutional plan proposed by the three French-speaking majority parties?
In Brussels. If the transfer of skills from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation takes place to the Regions, this requires a reform of the special law. And for this, the agreement of the Flemish is required, namely a majority in the Dutch-speaking linguistic group in the Chamber and the Senate. However, it seems, at this stage, politically impossible for the Flemish political parties to agree to regionalize matters which are mentioned and which are particularly sensitive, such as daycare centers.
Is it in Brussels’ interest for the transfer of skills to go more towards Cocof?
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