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After the hearings conducted by the commission of inquiry of the National Assembly, deputies of right and left demand a reaction of the presidency of the Republic.
All eyes are on the Elysee. Unhappy with the answers given to the parliamentary inquiry committee of the National Assembly by Interior Minister Gérard Collomb and the Paris police chief Michel Delpuech, several deputies asked Monday, July 23 for the hearing of the President of the Republic on the management of the Benalla affair, named after the former collaborator of Emmanuel Macron Le Monde identified a demonstrator molesting on the sidelines of the May Day demonstrations.
"The only person who should be auditioned and can not audition, of course, is the President of the Republic" commented Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, unregistered deputy of Essonne – there is still uncertainty about the constitutional right of a president to appear before a parliamentary commission of inquiry, which never happened in the V e Republic.
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"We spent two hours and a half of smoke, of circumvention, of non-answers to our questions. It is unworthy from the point of view of the role that this commission should play denounced Alexis Corbière, LFI deputy of Seine-Saint-Denis, at the end of the hearing of Mr. Collomb. One must audition the President of the Republic " he added.
" The prefect of police seems to know better Benalla than the minister of the interior " underlined Boris Vallaud, deputy PS of the Landes – several parliamentarians noted the clarity of the responses of the prefect of police of Paris, Michel Delpuech, compared to those of Mr. Collomb, auditioned earlier in the day.
The Member The Republicans of the Bouches- du-Rhône Valérie Boyer also dismissed the need for explanations on the Elysée Palace, recalling the responsibility returned to the presidency of the Republic by the two auditioned members of the parliamentary commission of inquiry.
➡️For @ gerardcollomb it was up to the Elysee to act.
➡️ The prefect of Paris, speaks of "unhealthy cronyism" and returns … https://t.co/jtitUaeRaB
"It's not serious"
Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Benoît Hamon also asked, following the hearing of Gérard Collomb by the Assembly inquiry committee on the Benalla case, that the President of the Republic is in turn convened by this commission.
Bilan #Colomb. He lies. He knew #Benalla and #Mizerski. There was no IGPN survey on May 3rd. He did not know … https://t.co/Y66frJMSMe
See also:
Benalla case: the five key elements of the Collomb hearing at the Assembly
Former presidential candidate Benoît Hamon has posted on his Twitter a video where he asks that the committees of inquiry of the Assembly and Senate "convene the President of the Republic" :
It is now necessary that the commissions of inquiry in the Assembly and the Senate convene the President of the Republic, … https://t.co/M95dYeZAHY
"Nothing prevents in the Constitution of the V e Republic to a parliamentary commission of inquiry to summon the President of the Republic. The truth today commands to do it " he pleaded.
" It is not serious " answered him in the evening Benjamin Griveaux, questioned by LCI. The spokesman of the government described "political tribunal" the parliamentary inquiry commission of the National Assembly and questioned his "deontology" . " A parliamentary commission of inquiry is not a political tribunal, and today it was a political tribunal" said Mr. Griveaux
"When you have this morning , even before the hearings took place, the co-rapporteur, Guillaume Larrivé, who explains that we are dealing with a parallel militia, an underground organization, and that it is a matter of state, I wonder on the ethics of this commission " continued the spokesman of the government.
" The persons who ensure the safety of the president of the Republic, it is the police, the gendarmerie " besides to clarify Benjamin Griveaux. Mr. Benalla "participates in the device, but he does not take responsibility for it. He is present physically, but it is the police and the gendarmerie who ensure since the first day of the presence of Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee his security " continued the spokesman of the government.
Minister of the Interior, Gérard Collomb, on Monday dismissed the mismanagement of the Benalla affair at the Elysée and the police prefect Michel Delpuech
On May 2, "I made sure that the office of the President of the Republic that the prefect of police had been recipients of the information. I thought, as is the rule, that the appropriate measures had been taken. It was up to them to take the sanctions and possibly inform the judicial authorities " Gérard Collomb underlined
The Paris police chief, Michel Delpuech, then explained that he thought that the " subject Benalla » was " treaty " by the Elysee
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