Question 11117 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Patrick Hetzel draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the inequality in the system between disability pensions, the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) and the supplementary disability allowance (ASI). When a person becomes seriously disabled following an accident or illness of non-occupational origin, they receive a disability pension. If this The latter is less than 705 euros per month, she can claim ASI. Recently, the family allowance funds, responsible for paying the allowances granted by the departmental commissions for the rights and autonomy of disabled people, have made payment of the AAH conditional on prior request for the supplementary disability allowance (ASI). If a disability pensioner and an AAH beneficiary are likely to have equivalent resources, the disparities are real. Thus, the ASI is recoverable on the death of the beneficiary from his estate, if the net assets of the estate exceed 39,000 euros. This is not the case for the AAH which is non-taxable and cannot be recovered from inheritance. This effectively creates a break in equality between people according to their disability category or the level of their pension. Also, he would like to know what which is intended to ensure greater fairness in this system.

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