Proposition de loi constitutionnelle tendant à réaffirmer la primauté de la Constitution française sur les traités et accords internationaux y compris les normes issues de l'Union européenne

This is a French constitutional bill, tabled in the National Assembly, that seeks to restate that the French Constitution takes precedence over international treaties and agreements, including rules derived from European Union law. Under the current constitutional framework, treaties ratified by France have a higher legal status than ordinary laws, and the Constitution itself is the supreme text. The proposal would make this hierarchy explicit. The metadata does not show its current stage or outcome. This summary is based on the title and classification only, not the full text. The bill would mainly affect the relationship between French constitutional law and EU and other international obligations. It would concern national courts, public authorities, and lawmakers, and it could shape how conflicts between French constitutional provisions and EU rules are resolved.