Proposition de loi constitutionnelle visant à inscrire « Solidarités » dans la devise de la République dans la Constitution du 4 octobre 1958

This French constitutional bill proposes amending the 1958 Constitution so that the word "Solidarité" is added to the Republic's motto, which currently reads "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité". The motto appears in the Constitution's first article, so changing it would be a formal constitutional amendment rather than an ordinary law. The text is from the 15th legislature of the National Assembly. If adopted, the change would alter the official national motto of France, which appears on public buildings, official documents and state symbols. Citizens, public institutions and the state would be the groups affected by the wording change. The metadata does not indicate any further practical obligations. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full text of the bill.