Petitions to the Chamber of Deputies

OBJECT : We call on the Government and the Chamber of Deputies to strengthen the legal framework governing the management of condominium properties in Luxembourg in order to ensure greater transparency, responsiveness and oversight for co-owners. The requested reform should, in particular, provide for reasonable and binding deadlines for responding to requests and handling matters by property managers, better monitoring of damage and insurance claims, easier access to condominium documents, greater transparency regarding contracts and service providers, as well as stronger competition between companies providing services on behalf of condominium associations. Co-owners should also have more effective means of monitoring the management of their condominium association, together with appropriate mechanisms in cases of repeated or unjustified failures to fulfil management obligations. The objective is to establish clear rules ensuring more transparent, efficient, traceable and responsible management of condominium properties in Luxembourg.

OBJECT : Garantir des conditions d'apprentissage adaptées face aux fortes chaleurs grâce à l'installation de panneaux photovoltaïques et de systèmes de refroidissement intelligents dans les écoles luxembourgeoises. L'objet de la pétition est de mettre en oeuvre un programme national visant à équiper progressivement les bâtiments scolaires de panneaux photovoltaïques ainsi que de systèmes de refroidissement intelligents, alimentés prioritairement par l'énergie solaire produite sur place. L'objectif est de garantir des conditions d'enseignement et d'apprentissage adaptées lors des épisodes de chaleur de plus en plus fréquents, tout en respectant les objectifs de transition énergétique et de développement durable du Luxembourg.

OBJECT : The petitioners ask the Government and the Chamber of Deputies to introduce a moratorium, meaning a temporary ban, on the sale, promotion and use in places open to the public in Luxembourg of consumer smart glasses fitted with a camera or AI-based visual analysis. The moratorium would stay in place until a legal framework is adopted that effectively protects people who are filmed, recorded or analysed without their knowledge. Assistive technology used by blind, partially sighted or disabled people, and specialist professional equipment used for a defined purpose, would be excluded from the moratorium, including their use. The petitioners also ask the Government to press, at European Union level, for common rules that protect people from these devices.