La présidente de l’Assemblée nationale Yaël Braun-Pivet inaugure ce vendredi 12 septembre la Foire de Lessay (Manche), événement agricole et populaire qui se poursuit jusqu’à dimanche. Elle a répondu aux questions de France 3 Normandie.
En ce premier jour de la Foire de Lessay, Yaël Braun-Pivet parcourt les allées de la Foire de Lessay. La présidente de l’Assemblée nationale inaugure l’événement et a répondu aux questions de Pierre-Marie Puaud pour l’édition spéciale d’Ici 12/13.
Madame la présidente, que faite-vous ici à la foire de Lessay, quand tant de choses se discutent à Paris ?
Vous savez, en ce moment, c’est important d’être partout, d’être sur le terrain, d’être à l’écoute des Français, de leur montrer que nous sommes à leurs côtés. Et lorsque les parlementaires m’ont invité, Philippe Gosselin, Stéphane Travert, à venir inaugurer cette foire, j’ai évidemment répondu présent, parce que c’est important que les gens sachent qu’on est sur le terrain avec eux et que faire de la politique, c’est avant tout les écouter, les joindre. Et c’est la raison notamment de ma présence à la foire de Lessay.
Alors, la foire n’a pas tout à fait le visage habituel, il y a peu d’animaux. La fièvre catarrhale fait peser des risques sur l’élevage. Et les éleveurs n’ont plus d’interlocuteurs, n’ont plus de ministre…
Les éleveurs ont des interlocuteurs locaux, ils ont des préfets, ils ont des responsables, chambres d’agriculture, syndicats, ils ont des parlementaires.
Vous sentez le malaise ?
Alors, on sent l’inquiétude, mais on voit bien que la situation est prise en compte, que les vaccins sont là. Maintenant, il faut bien dialoguer pour bien se coordonner, pour pouvoir procéder aux vaccinations de la meilleure façon. Vous savez, justement, il n’y a jamais de vacances au pouvoir. L’Assemblée nationale continue à travailler. Le gouvernement va très rapidement être nommé. Le Premier ministre est en fonction. Et donc, il y a des ministres qui sont en poste. Et donc, les affaires de l’État sont gérées. Et c’est normal, il faut qu’il y ait cette continuité. Malheureusement, on commence à avoir l’habitude avec ces différentes périodes d’instabilité.
Est-ce que vous sentez le malaise que cette situation instable crée ici dans les années de la foire ?
En fait, ce que j’entends partout, c’est les Français qui nous disent : «En fait, bougez-vous, entendez-vous, faites fi de vos différences, faites fi des échéances et surtout, je l’ai entendu encore tout à l’heure, faites fi de vos égos pour essayer de travailler ensemble. On ne s’occupe pas de l’avenir, occupez-vous de nous aujourd’hui.» Et dans ce monde politique fracturé, dans cette Assemblée nationale fracturée, moi, c’est ce que je fais depuis 2022, depuis que j’en assure la présidence. Et Philippe Gosselin, qui est derrière nous et avec nous, peut en témoigner que c’est ma façon de travailler depuis 2017. Réunir les énergies, essayer de trouver les convergences, ne jamais nier les différences, mais essayer d’avancer ensemble dans l’intérêt des Français. Et c’est une impérieuse nécessité aujourd’hui. Les Français attendent cela de nous. Dans responsable politique, il y a responsable à nous d’être à la hauteur des attentes des Français et des attentes du moment.
On this first day of the Lessay Fair, Yaël Braun-Pivet walks through the aisles of the fair. The President of the National Assembly inaugurates the event and answered questions from Pierre-Marie Puaud for the special edition of Ici 12/13.
«Madam President, what are you doing here at the Lessay fair, when so many things are being discussed in Paris?»
«You know, right now, it’s important to be everywhere, to be on the ground, to listen to the French people, to show them that we are by their side. And when the parliamentarians invited me, Philippe Gosselin, Stéphane Travert, to come and inaugurate this fair, I obviously responded, because it’s important for people to know that we are on the ground with them and that doing politics is above all about listening to them, reaching out to them. And that is the reason for my presence at the Lessay fair.»
«So, the fair doesn’t quite have its usual appearance, there are few animals. Bluetongue disease poses risks to livestock. And the breeders no longer have interlocutors, no longer have a minister…»
«The breeders have local interlocutors, they have prefects, they have agricultural chambers, unions, they have parliamentarians.»
«Do you sense the unease?»
«Well, we sense the concern, but we can see that the situation is being taken into account, that the vaccines are there. Now, we need to dialogue well to coordinate well, to be able to proceed with vaccinations in the best way. You know, there are never any breaks in power. The National Assembly continues to work. The government will be appointed very soon. The Prime Minister is in office. And so, there are ministers in place. And so, state affairs are being managed. And it’s normal, there needs to be this continuity. Unfortunately, we are starting to get used to these periods of instability.»
«Do you feel the unease that this unstable situation creates here during the fair?»
In fact, what I hear everywhere is the French people telling us: «Actually, get moving, hear us, ignore your differences, ignore the deadlines and above all, I heard it again just now, put aside your egos to try to work together. We are not concerned about the future, take care of us today.» And in this fractured political world, in this fractured National Assembly, I have been doing this since 2022, since I took over the presidency. And Philippe Gosselin, who is behind us and with us, can attest that this has been my way of working since 2017. Bringing together energies, trying to find convergences, never denying differences, but trying to move forward together in the interest of the French people. And it is an imperative necessity today. The French people expect this from us. In the term responsible politician, it is up to us to live up to the expectations of the French people and the expectations of the moment.
On the first day of the Lessay Fair, Yaël Braun-Pivet walks through the aisles of the fair. The President of the National Assembly inaugurates the event and answered questions from Pierre-Marie Puaud for a special edition of Ici 12/13.
Madam President, what are you doing here at the Lessay fair, when so many things are being discussed in Paris?
You know, right now, it’s important to be everywhere, to be on the ground, to listen to the French people, to show them that we are by their side. When the parliamentarians invited me, Philippe Gosselin, Stéphane Travert, to inaugurate this fair, I obviously responded, because it’s important for people to know that we are on the ground with them and that doing politics is primarily about listening to them, reaching out to them. And that’s why I am here at the Lessay fair.
So, the fair doesn’t quite have its usual look, there are few animals. Bluetongue poses risks to livestock. And farmers no longer have interlocutors, no longer have a minister…
Farmers have local interlocutors, they have prefects, they have agricultural chambers, unions, they have parliamentarians.
Do you sense the unease?
Well, we can feel the concern, but we can see that the situation is being taken into account, that vaccines are available. Now, it is important to have dialogue to coordinate well, to proceed with vaccinations in the best way. You know, there is never a break in power. The National Assembly continues to work. The government will be appointed very soon. The Prime Minister is in office. And so, there are ministers in place. And so, state affairs are being managed. And it’s normal, there needs to be this continuity. Unfortunately, we are starting to get used to these different periods of instability.
Do you feel the unease that this unstable situation creates here during the fair years?
In fact, what I hear everywhere is the French telling us: «Get moving, hear us, set aside your differences, set aside the deadlines and above all, I heard it again just now, set aside your egos to try to work together. We are not concerned about the future, take care of us today.» And in this fractured political world, in this fractured National Assembly, I have been working like this since 2022, since I took over the presidency. And Philippe Gosselin, who is behind us and with us, can testify that this has been my way of working since 2017. Bringing together energies, trying to find convergences, never denying differences, but trying to move forward together in the interest of the French people. And it is an urgent necessity today. The French expect this from us. In the term «political leader,» it is up to us to live up to the expectations of the French and the current situation.
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