assemblee-nationale.fr
France’s lower house of Parliament represents citizens, votes on laws and scrutinizes government policy
About assemblee-nationale.fr
The Assemblée nationale is the lower house of the French Parliament. Deputies represent the French people, vote on laws, oversee government action and evaluate public policy.
It is based in Paris, France. Its public work includes parliamentary debates, committee proceedings, reports, petitions and citizen consultations.
Product: Legislative representation, lawmaking, government oversight and public parliamentary information.
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Website technologies
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Analytics
- MatomoMedium confidence
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- Integration code on pageinline script loader
Content delivery
- CloudflareHigh confidence
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- Website resourcedeclared script/iframe or software asset
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