Macronist Vincent Caure Elected President of National Assembly Law Committee
On July 21, 2026, MP Vincent Caure, a 33-year-old Macronist and former deputy chief of staff to President Emmanuel Macron, was elected president of the French National Assembly's Law Committee, succeeding fellow Macronist Florent Boudié. Caure, who represents French citizens in Northern Europe since 2024, won the vote with 36 votes against 27 for socialist candidate Colette Capdevielle. Boudié, who had chaired the committee since 2024, left the Assembly after his term ended on July 19, following an extension of his government mission on encrypted messaging beyond the six-month limit for parliamentarians. His alternate, Marie-Sophie Bernadeau, replaced him. The Law Committee oversees sovereign and constitutional matters, making this a significant leadership change in the French legislature.
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