Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally group in the National Assembly, said she supports holding a new parliamentary debate on the Duplomb agricultural law, which authorises the conditional re-introduction of the neonicotinoid pesticide acétamipride. The legislation, adopted on 8 July with National Rally votes, has prompted public backlash; a petition demanding its repeal has gathered more than 1.3 million signatures—well above the 500,000 threshold that can trigger consideration for a plenary debate. Left-wing parties maintain that the pesticide poses environmental and health risks and accuse the government of pushing the measure without adequate scrutiny. Aurélien Le Coq of La France Insoumise urged President Emmanuel Macron to invoke Article 10 of the Constitution to send the text back for further deliberation so it can be amended or rejected under standard procedure. While Le Pen dismissed what she called “left-wing propaganda,” she said only a transparent debate can restore public trust in the law.