Question 14730 — Parliament

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Mr. Marc Chavent alerts the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for relations with Parliament, about the withdrawal from the agenda of the bill, adopted by the Senate, aimed at rebalancing the extended responsibility sector of the producer of construction products and materials in the building sector in favor of wood products. This decision is incomprehensible when the sector is on the verge of collapse and professionals are waiting for a clear signal from the State. Indeed, the Senate adopted this text on May 15, 2025 to correct the imbalances in the REP PMCB sector, which strongly penalize wood products. Parliamentary work has shown that eco-contribution weighs more and more heavily on businesses, to the point of threatening their competitiveness and the sustainability of certain activities. However, this issue is not new. From 2024 and 2025, several parliamentarians have warned about the increase in eco-contributions and the perverse effects of the system, considered unfavorable to a material that is nevertheless environmentally virtuous. The Government itself has recognized the need to overhaul the building REP system. It is specified that the Dem group withdrew this bill from its parliamentary niche, considering that it risked being emptied of its substance. by the amendments tabled. In this context, he questions him about the prospects of including this bill on the agenda, so that Parliament can make a decision and the timber industry, currently weakened, finally obtains the expected adjustments.

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