Well think they have a good chance of seeing the end of religious marriage discrimination on a legal basis now will they be smart enough to take the stand of a reconciliation based on it, that remain to be seen. How plays out the lack of understanding of the tyranny of the majority and its consequences on social cohesion and why the consensus culture has played such an extraordinary role in building a strong society giving the best of itself haven't got through their thinking yet...  something which in this case works both ways, no despair it might. The recurring difficulty in dealing with the freedom of choice, a vital thing in democracy but you know it is also a matter of culture.
The choice to have a religious marriage only, a religious marriage and a state assisted ceremony or a state assisted only union looks a natural thing, just so obvious that of course it is the way to go and to be honest a little reserve when thinking but should the state be involved at all in that business...? But well, yes definitely the right choice to offer the citizenry today. But the French "leaders" have always had it looks a problem with the Free Choice society. Why? Not sure.
What have you got?