Question 11855 — victim assistance

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Ms. Marie-Agnès Poussier-Winsback draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the delay in the publication of the “go-to” decree, which had been planned for two years in the social security financing law for 2024. In 2023, Parliament voted in the social security financing law for 2024 a measure allowing the Asbestos Victims Compensation Fund (FIVA) to directly contact victims of exposure to asbestos dust, to facilitate their access to their rights. To date and despite multiple interventions by the Association of Life Accidents (FNATH), the Council of State decree has not been published. The FIVA teams, who have worked extensively on this subject and in particular on its technical aspects, are in no way responsible for this delay. This delay affects serious to the rights of victims. Thousands of victims continue to wait and some have already died without being able to benefit from this system. Also, so that this progress does not remain a dead letter, she would like to know within what time frame the Government intends to publish the “go-to” decree.

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