Follow the progress of debates throughout the parliamentary shuttle, and explore and export amendments.
What is the tool for?
→ This tool helps you to keep a close eye on certain legislative dossiers and their outcomes.
→ It allows you to analyse amendments that are tabled on important issues so that you are able to react quickly when they are published.
How will this help me?
- Spend more time on analysis, and less time copy-pasting and refreshing French Parliament websites.
- Stay informed in real time of the latest developments in the articles and amendments you are following with the help of instant e-mail alerts.
- Export all the content related to the amendments that interest you with just one click, so you can analyse them and inform your customers and colleagues.
- Benefit from ergonomic navigation, with amendments displayed opposite the corresponding text – no need to consult multiple pages and sites.
- Zoom in on relevant amendments using the multi-criteria funnel filters and Boolean operators.
How does it work?
Contexte has created scanners that constantly scan the websites of the National Assembly and the Senate in order to retrieve public data and organise it in our database.
We then added a layer of specific services and set up alerts on subjects of interest to our users, to notify them of any developments.
What features will I find?
- Real-time alerts about the tabling of amendments by the government and rapporteurs, and at the end of each examination of a monitored article.
- Alerts concerning the outcomes of, and corrections and sub-amendments to your tracked amendments.
- Daily e-mail summary of files monitored.
- Multi-criteria filters for amendments (articles, authors, political groups, outcomes, etc.).
- You are able to export amendments in Excel format with a single click – all the content or just your selection.
- You can sort by publication date to identify new amendments.
- History of the shuttle, with the various versions of the text and their amendments.
- Automatic scrolling of the text when each amendment is opened.