Question 11646 — supplementary insurance

Summary

Mr. Hubert Brigand draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the terms of membership of national education staff to the complementary social protection scheme managed by the General Mutual of National Education (MGEN) from May 1st. Many teachers and administrative staff alerted them to the obligation imposed on them to join the MGEN as part of the protection reform complementary social security for civil servants. Many of them indicate that this development will lead to a significant increase in the amount of their contributions for them, while offering them coverage that they consider less advantageous than that from which they currently benefit from other insurers. These staff express deep dissatisfaction on social networks and through messages addressed to parliamentarians. They contest not only the financial and social consequences of this change, but also the conditions under which the allocation of this system to MGEN was carried out, questioning the level of competition actually implemented during the selection procedure. Also, he would like to know the elements that led to the choice of MGEN to ensure additional social protection for staff. of national education, in particular the criteria for evaluating offers, effective competition between operators and the guarantees provided as to the quality and level of protection offered to policyholders. It also asks what adaptations or revisions the Government is considering, if necessary, in order to respond to the legitimate concerns of staff and to guarantee social protection that is both effective and transparent. and financially sustainable.

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