Debates began on Tuesday, October 13th, regarding the finance bill and its 3,863 amendments. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces a challenging situation due to a lack of majority support. He is considering two options to move forward with the budget: utilizing Article 49.3 of the Constitution, or enacting it through an ordinance. Surprisingly, the National Rally (RN) provided support to the government, successfully preventing a rejection motion proposed by the Socialist Party (PS) after intense discussions focusing on national debt. This unexpected alignment highlights the complex political landscape surrounding the 2027 budget in France. The situation underscores the government's precarious position and the potential for controversial measures to be implemented. The debate over the budget’s implications and the nation’s debt continues.