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On 10 September, that is, the day following the rejection of the appeal, a [[http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/surveillance_communications_electroniques_internationales.asp bill] on international surveillance was filed by two deputies. This bill, in reality, comes from the government, which -- to avoid publishing an impact study and a budgetary study -- preferred to have it presented as a proposed law.
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On 10 September, that is, the day following the rejection of the appeal, a [http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/surveillance_communications_electroniques_internationales.asp bill] on international surveillance was filed by two deputies. This bill, in reality, comes from the government, which -- to avoid publishing an impact study and a budgetary study -- preferred to have it presented as a proposed law.

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Le 10 septembre, soit le lendemain du rejet du référé, une [http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/surveillance_communications_electroniques_internationales.asp proposition de loi] sur la surveillance internationale était déposée par deux députés. Cette proposition est en réalité issue du gouvernement, qui, pour éviter la publication d'une étude d'impact et d'une étude budgétaire, a préféré passer par le biais de la proposition de loi.
TraductionOn 10 September, that is, the day following the rejection of the appeal, a [http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/surveillance_communications_electroniques_internationales.asp bill] on international surveillance was filed by two deputies. This bill, in reality, comes from the government, which -- to avoid publishing an impact study and a budgetary study -- preferred to have it presented as a proposed law.

On 10 September, that is, the day following the rejection of the appeal, a bill on international surveillance was filed by two deputies. This bill, in reality, comes from the government, which -- to avoid publishing an impact study and a budgetary study -- preferred to have it presented as a proposed law.