Parliament approved the RIPOST bill on Tuesday, strengthening measures against nitrous oxide use, urban joyriding and free parties.
Parliament definitively approved the RIPOST bill on Tuesday. After Senate passage, 351 deputies voted in favor and 179 against in the National Assembly.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez welcomed a text that makes the choice of intransigence with delinquency without undermining public freedoms.
LFI deputy Andrée Taurinya denounced measures that undermine the rule of law and target young people and precarious populations. The text bans nitrous oxide sales to individuals and creates offenses for organizing free parties.
