Le Grand jury RTL - Public Sénat is a major political program that aired live on Public Sénat and simultaneously on RTL. The event, hosted by Olivier Bost, head of RTL's political service, and Perrine Tarneaud from Public Sénat, took place on a Sunday. The program was broadcast on October 11, 2026, and focused on political topics. Olivier Bost and Perrine Tarneaud presented the show, which included a replay of the QAG, or Questions to the Government, held on May 15. This segment allowed viewers to revisit key political questions addressed to the government. The program also examined the effectiveness of the law that prohibits minors from accessing pornography. This law aims to protect young people from exposure to explicit content, and the discussion centered on whether it has been successful in achieving this goal. The presenters explored the challenges and outcomes associated with enforcing such regulations. Another topic covered was the Right of suite, a legal term referring to the right of a person to pursue a claim or legal action following an initial legal process. This concept is often relevant in civil law systems and can apply to various legal scenarios, including property disputes or contractual obligations. The discussion aimed to clarify the implications and applications of this legal principle in contemporary French politics. The program provided a platform for in-depth analysis of current political issues, offering viewers a comprehensive overview of the topics discussed. By combining live broadcasting with replay segments and expert analysis, Le Grand jury RTL - Public Sénat aimed to inform and engage its audience on matters of national importance.