Rendre obligatoire l’affichage du portrait du Président de la République dans les mairies

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi ordinaire) tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature. Based on its title, it would require every town hall (mairie) to display a portrait of the President of the Republic. Such display rules concern the symbols of the state and the relationship between national institutions and local government. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full text, so the exact requirements, such as format, placement, or enforcement, are not described here. The bill would mainly affect France's roughly 35,000 municipalities and their mayors and local councils, who would have to comply with the display requirement if it were adopted. It would not, based on the title alone, create new rights or obligations for citizens.