Proposition de loi encadrant l'intervention des cabinets de conseil privés dans les politiques publiques

This is a French ordinary bill (proposition de loi) tabled in the National Assembly, the lower house of the French Parliament, during the 17th legislature. Its title refers to framing the involvement of private consultancy firms in public policymaking. Such bills typically aim to set rules on when and how the state and public bodies may call on private consultants, including transparency, cost and accountability requirements. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text, so the exact provisions should be checked in the official bill. Public authorities, ministries and agencies that commission private consultancy work would likely be the main bodies affected, along with the consulting firms that work for them. Citizens may also be affected indirectly through how public money is spent and how policy advice is produced.