French parliament passes law giving citizens the 'right to make mistakes'

The French government has officially acknowledged that to err is human for citizens when dealing with officials and bureaucracy. Legislation passed with a show of hands in the Assemblée Nationale in Paris allows for the “right to make mistakes” without being punished. However, the government’s patience is limited: citizens will be forgiven just one error and only if made in good faith. It will be up to the authorities to prove the person was acting deliberately.
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