Question 15274 — health

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Mr. Roger Chudeau questions the Minister of Labor and Solidarity on the situation of employees of the association Action de santé liberale en team (Asalée), who have been facing a cessation of funding for their activities for several months. This system, recognized for its contribution to prevention and the coordination of primary care, has enabled, since its creation, an improvement in the care of chronic patients and an economy substantial for health insurance. However, since the announcement of the suspension of public funding, nearly 2,000 nurses have found themselves in serious precariousness, some without resources for several weeks. The MP questions the precise foundations which led to this decision. The Minister, during a hearing at the National Assembly, spoke of “serious dysfunctions” within the association, without these elements having been publicly detailed or legally established. Likewise, the report of the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (IGAS) of 2024, presented as the basis of this decision, has not been made fully accessible to parliamentarians or the professionals concerned. Also, he asks him to specify the exact nature of the dysfunctions invoked to justify the cessation of ASALEE's financing; to indicate whether these dysfunctions were the subject of a contradictory procedure with the association and legally established conclusions; to make public, in the interest of transparency, the IGAS report as well as the ministerial documents leading to the July 2025 decision and to specify, finally, what measures the Government is considering to guarantee the continuity of patient monitoring and the salary situation of professionals concerned.

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1. 19 May 2026

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