Question 13634 — housing

Summary

Mr. José Gonzalez draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the conditions for allocating social housing within public housing offices. Several recent revelations from the local press concerning housing allocations within the departmental public office 13 Habitat in Bouches-du-Rhône raise questions about the transparency and impartiality of the allocation procedures. In a context where more than 50,000 applicants for social housing are waiting for an allocation in the Marseille metropolitan area and where average delays often exceed several years, certain particularly rapid allocations involving people close to public officials fuel a feeling of injustice among applicants. These situations also occur while the National Social Housing Control Agency has already pointed out in the past dysfunctions in the management of the same lessor. Also, he asks what guarantees exist today to prevent any conflict of interest in the social housing allocation commissions, but also if the Government plans to strengthen the transparency obligations concerning allocation deadlines and reservation quotas (State, communities, lessors) and if controls Individuals may be called upon when suspicions of favoritism appear in the award procedures. Finally, he asks him if the Government plans to strengthen the rules of deportation and prevention of conflicts of interest when local officials or managers of public organizations intervene in the procedures for allocating social housing.

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