An activist has shared a video on social media showing Elizabeth Bern smoking while wearing a mask during a government meeting on Tuesday, July 19, 2022 at the National Assembly. The video also shows French Prime Minister, Moretti, vaping on an e-cigarette while Sils' guardian, Eric Dupont, is speaking into a microphone.
According to reports from French media, this is not Elizabeth Bourne's first time vaping. On 16th February, whilst serving as Minister of Labor, she did the same thing in the Senate. In addition, in January 2021, Maxime Minot, an assistant from Oise, also witnessed Elizabeth Bourne vaping and felt concerned.
According to public health laws in France, smoking is prohibited in workplaces that are open to the public or closed, and this also includes parliament. The prime minister has violated this law and has been fined 150 euros. Furthermore, if the person in charge of a building fails to display signs indicating the prohibition of e-cigarettes, they can receive a maximum fine of 450 euros.
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