Reform
Minister presents changes to Luxembourg's social system
Proposals include income to improve living conditions for children in low-income families
Luxembourg's family minister Corinne Cahen has presented key changes to the Social Inclusion Bill to the Family and Intergration Commission.
The legislation is planned to replace the current minimum guaranteed income system, the Chamber of Deputies, Luxembourg's parliament, said in a statement on Monday.
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