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Question 15245 — Travelers

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3 September 2019

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Mr. Brahim Hammouche questions the Minister of the Interior about the difficulties encountered by local elected officials in terms of welcoming Travelers and combating illegal installations. Law No. 2018-957, promulgated on November 7, 2018, brings a certain number of advances, including for example relating to the delimitation of powers between municipalities and EPCIs. In fact, it simplifies departmental plans of intermunicipal cooperation, by providing for the prior notification to the regional prefect of any parking of a group of more than one hundred and fifty mobile residences. However, it only partly responds to the difficulties encountered on the ground by local elected officials who, very often powerless, sometimes find themselves confronted with the arrival of hundreds of caravans which were not announced on sites which are not intended for their reception as well as the management of damage observed on the sites in question after their departure. The inhabitants of the municipalities concerned express their dissatisfaction with the absence of sanctions from which some of these incivilities seem to benefit. Also, he asks if measures are planned to overcome these difficulties and strengthen the system currently in force for the reception of Travelers.

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