Question 13291 — teaching

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Ms. Alix Fruchon draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the consequences of the prior authorization regime applicable to family education since the law of August 24, 2021. While family education previously fell under a declarative regime accompanied by regular checks, the current system would mobilize nearly 9 million euros per year for a public representing less than 0.3% of children subject to the obligation of education. For families, it results in complex and repeated administrative procedures, refusals that are difficult to understand, a multiplication of appeals and permanent uncertainty regarding the pursuit of their educational choice, despite educational controls that are mostly favorable. Several public reports having highlighted the absence of an established link between family education and the phenomena of separatism, she asks whether the Government has an updated assessment of the cost, effectiveness and administrative impact of this regime and whether it plans, with regard to the principle of proportionality and the good management of public funds, to support a return to a supervised declaratory regime, as provided for in proposed law no. 2273.

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