Petitions to the Chamber of Deputies

Anyone can submit requests to the Chamber of Deputies in the form of petitions.
There are two types of petition: public petitions and ordinary petitions.

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Overview of public petitions open for signatures

Protection of Animals and Fight Against Organized Begging with Animals in Luxembourg

Public petition

3921

Submission date 09/01/2026

PURPOSE : We draw the attention to a serious and well-documented problem, the mistreatment of animals in the context of organized begging, often linked to criminal networks. This petition aims to: - strengthen the protection of animals used for begging - combat networks that exploit animals - implement concrete measures for monitoring, sanctioning, and caring for the affected animals It does not target homeless persons who own a dog, but exclusively criminal networks or people that exploit animals, without penalizing vulnerable individuals.

Signature collection

42

Days remaining

Registered signatures

351 / 5 500

Legal regulation and protection of the professional title "psychologist" in Luxembourg

Public petition

3939

Submission date 23/01/2026

PURPOSE : This petition calls for the legal regulation of the profession of psychologist in Luxembourg and for the protection of the professional title "psychologist". Its objective is to introduce a mandatory licensing system, define clear minimum qualification requirements, and establish a regulatory and disciplinary framework to ensure the quality of psychological services and to effectively protect patients from abuse.

Signature collection

42

Days remaining

Registered signatures

33 / 5 500

Mandatory liability insurance for certain electric scooters

Public petition

3913

Submission date 01/01/2026

PURPOSE : A mandatory vehicle liability insurance should be introduced for certain electric scooters that either weigh more than 25 kg (and can reach a speed of more than 14 km/h) or - for scooters under 25 kg - have a maximum design speed of more than 25 km/h. The regulation should apply to higher-powered, heavier scooters, and using them without the required insurance could result in a fine. Which scooters should the regulation apply to? Scooters weighing under 25 kg: if their design speed exceeds 25 km/h. Scooters weighing more than 25 kg: if their design speed exceeds 14 km/h.

Signature collection

21

Days remaining

Registered signatures

25 / 5 500

News of public debates

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