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Question 13802 — pensions: general

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Ms. Hélène Laporte draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of former beneficiaries of collective utility work (TUC) implemented between 1984 and 1990. Law No. 2023-270 of April 14, 2023 on the corrective financing of social security for 2023 constituted progress by providing for the taking into account of periods completed within the framework of TUC in the calculation of rights retired. However, the regulatory texts published in August 2023 retained the qualification of “assimilated quarters” and not that of “quarters deemed to be contributed”, for these periods. This qualification has the effect of excluding a large number of former TUC beneficiaries from the early departure system for long careers, due to their failure to reach the required number of quarters contributed or deemed to have been contributed. This situation appears all the more paradoxical that the TUC systems mainly concerned young people aged 16 to 21, engaged in their first professional activity serving missions of general interest. These people thus began their professional career very early, without these periods being able to be fully taken into account today within the framework of a system precisely intended to recognize early careers. However, no legislative provision prohibits these periods from being considered as contributory. Their current qualification results solely from a choice made at the regulatory level in the decrees implementing the pension reform. Furthermore, the Government has already made several adjustments to the “long career” system in order to correct certain situations deemed unfair, in particular by allowing the allocation of quarters deemed to be contributory in certain family situations. Under these conditions, she asks him if the Government plans to change the regulatory provisions in force so that periods completed within the framework of work of collective utility can be considered as contributions for the application of the “long careers” system, or if it intends to support legislative developments in this direction.

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