Introducing Our Parliamentary and Institutional Monitoring Tool

Knowing, every single day, what affects your sector in the National Assembly and the Senate: the legislative files moving through, the amendments tabled, the written and oral questions, what was said in committee and on the floor, what appears in the Official Journal, the appointments, the institutional agendas, and the publications of the major players in sport. All in one place. No subscription, no sign-up, nothing to pay.

It exists. It is online. It is free.

This week, the National Assembly opens its review of Bill No. 1560 on professional sport. A defining piece of legislation: 175 amendments tabled in committee, with a floor debate set for 18 May. A tool like this lets you track, in real time, what is up for debate, the options on the table, the votes, and how the text shifts, article by article — with a search engine to home in on the topics that matter to you.

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The site keeps growing: find out which parliamentarians are genuinely the most active on sport, see what was said in committee on the Professional Sport Bill or on the right of local and regional authorities to fund private sports facilities, or pull up the latest reports on sport (IGESR, the Cour des comptes, the ANJ).

I built this tool because the information is out there — it is public, and it always has been — but it sits scattered across dozens of official websites that no one has the time to comb through. Since it ought to flow freely through the sports ecosystem, I decided to make it openly and freely available.

For all the weeks of work behind it, the tool is still imperfect, and it will keep evolving. If you use it and something is missing, breaks, or could work better, tell us. The tools that genuinely earn their keep are the ones that improve alongside the people who rely on them.

Would you like a tool just like this one, built around your own topics, your own priorities, your own institutions — in any sector and in your company’s colours? Write to us: contact@sideline-conseil.fr.

Read the game. Shape the outcome.