Question 11117 — waste

Summary

Mr. Bérenger Cernon alerts Mr. the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature, responsible for the ecological transition, on the building sector which, since January 1, 2023, has been subject to extended producer responsibility, the Building REP, supposed to improve the management of waste in the sector and encourage their reuse but which is very dysfunctional. strongly. On paper, the objective is laudable: better valorize materials, reduce landfill and engage the sector in a true ecological transition. However, on the ground, building stakeholders (craftsmen, SMEs, communities and even eco-organizations) are warning of chaotic implementation. First, the collection points are largely insufficient. In many departments, there are only a few sites approved for tens of kilometers around. Then, administrative complexity became a major obstacle. Companies must juggle between a multiplicity of forms, digital traceability and sorting obligations without real support. Worse still: some approved eco-organizations do not fulfill their free take-back obligations, even though the financial contributions have been paid by the producers. THE Local authorities often find themselves on the front line: they see illegal dumping increasing, due to a lack of effective solutions for building waste. In other words, a sector supposed to make producers responsible has been created but it is still the artisans and the municipalities who pay the bill. He wants to know what the Government intends to do to correct the dysfunctions of the Building REP, the transition ecological cannot rely on technocratic devices disconnected from reality.

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