In May 2019, France voted a law to extend civil servant limitations to wear religion signs to helpers attending school trips.[23] This was immediately opposed by the government on the grounds that it would be irresponsible to stigmatise a fraction of the national community and is not enforced. It can be argued that this strengthens the war against Islamic dress in France which has developed through the original Burqa and Burkini ban, further emphasising the discriminatory approach of French politics in relation to Islam.[23]