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Question 13640 — transportation

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Mr. Jean-Carles Grelier draws the attention of the Minister, to the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, responsible for transport, to the mobility orientation bill, which will soon be submitted to the deputies for examination. Indeed, AOT (transport organizing authority) competence was withdrawn from the departments within the framework of the NOTRe law and in particular for the organization of school transport. The draft mobility orientation law, article L. 1231-1, stipulates: “The agglomeration communities, the urban communities, the metropolises, the metropolis of Lyon, the municipalities and the communities of municipalities after transfer by the member municipalities, the mixed unions and the territorial and rural balance centers mentioned in articles L. 5711-1, L. 5721-2 and L. 5741-1 of the general code of local authorities after transfer of competence by the public establishments of intermunicipal cooperation members are the authorities organizing mobility in their territorial jurisdiction. Although there is obviously no question of returning to the aspect of the NOTRe law relating to the devolution of transport competence to the regions, it would nevertheless seem judicious in this article L. 1231-1 to consider that the departments become AOT again in the context of operations very specific and punctual. For example, when transporting college students to events organized by the departments, this would seem judicious since today, for the financing of this transport, the departments contribute in the form of a subsidy to the partner organization of the operation in the colleges, without appearing as the transport organizing authority. He therefore asks her to kindly give him some intentions of the Government on this point.

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