Question 11807 — judicial and legal professions

Summary

Mr. Thibaut Monnier draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of judicial agents for the protection of adults practicing independently (MJIPM). The remuneration of these professionals is based on a monthly flat rate as a protective measure, fixed according to a reference index established at 142.95 euros since 2014. However, this index has not been subject to any revaluation for more than ten years, despite a sustained inflation and a continued increase in the costs inherent to the exercise of their activity. If this had continued to be indexed, it would today amount to 178.20 euros, an increase of almost 25%. The freezing of this index, in a context of inflation, is in fact equivalent to a net drop in purchasing power for MJIPMs. It degrades their conditions of practice and compromises the attractiveness of a profession essential to legal and social protection of the most vulnerable people. At the same time, the increase in charges and taxation has led to an estimated reduction of nearly 15% in the real remuneration of MJIPMs, even though the number of guardianship and curatorship measures is expected to double in the coming years. In this context, maintaining an unchanged index creates a real jaws effect: needs are increasing, while resources devoted to those who respond to them are reduced. This situation poses a real risk of a shortage of professionals and, ultimately, a disruption in the continuity of a public service mission entrusted by the State. He therefore asks what concrete measures the Government intends to take to immediately revaluate the reference index of remuneration of MJIPMs working independently. He also wants to know the timetable and extent of this revaluation, as well as possible accompanying measures envisaged, in order to sustainably ensure the sustainability, attractiveness and full recognition of this mission of protection of the most fragile adults.

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