Question 12204 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Yannick Monnet questions the Minister of Labor and Solidarity on the absence of deconjugalization of the solidarity allowance for the elderly (ASPA) for people with disabilities. Since October 1, 2023, the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) has been deconjugalized, ending the taking into account of the spouse's income in the calculation of this benefit. This reform constituted a major step forward in terms of financial autonomy, dignity and equal rights for people with disabilities living as a couple. However, disabled people who are elderly or who have become unfit for work before the legal retirement age, who are covered by ASPA or the supplementary disability allowance (ASI), remain subject to a marital calculation method, integrating the resources of the spouse or partner. This situation creates a rupture of manifest equality between groups with comparable needs, forced to be financially dependent on their spouse, sometimes at the cost of giving up life as a couple. Numerous associations representing disabled and disabled people warn of the social consequences of this conjugalization: loss or absence of rights, increased precariousness, obstacles to emancipation and marital conditions of rights. individual. They call for harmonization of social systems based on taking into account personal resources and not the household. In this context, he asks whether the Government intends to initiate a reform aimed at demaritalizing the ASPA and the ASI, in particular for people with disabilities, in order to guarantee equal treatment, financial autonomy and respect for fundamental rights and, where appropriate, according to what timetable and what modalities.

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