On February 25, 2023, Edgar Grospiron, the president of the organizing committee for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the Alps (Cojop Alpes 2030), and Pierre-Antoine Molina, the inter-ministerial delegate for the Olympics and Paralympics, were called to testify before the French Senate. This hearing was initiated by the Senate's culture commission due to growing concerns about governance crises within the Cojop Alpes 2030. Recent internal tensions and multiple resignations have raised doubts about the committee's ability to effectively organize such a significant event for France.

During the hearing, Grospiron and Molina addressed the Senate's concerns, asserting that while there are challenges, they are manageable and do not jeopardize the event's success. They emphasized their commitment to the organization and outlined steps being taken to stabilize the situation within the committee. The hearing reflects a broader unease regarding the preparation for the upcoming Games, particularly in light of potential impacts on funding and public support.

The scrutiny from the Senate comes at a crucial time, as the Winter Olympics are a major undertaking that requires robust governance and clear public confidence. With the event being set to showcase France's capabilities on a global stage, the pressure is on both Grospiron and Molina to resolve these internal issues swiftly to ensure a successful Olympic Games in the Alps in 2030.