Question 15592 — veterans and victims of war

Summary

Mrs. Catherine Jaouen draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Armed Forces, responsible for veterans and memory, to the situation of retired non-commissioned officers. During its 66th general assembly, the National Union of Retired Non-Commissioned Officers (UNSOR) noted several elements of the operation of pensions for retired non-commissioned officers which appear to it to be unbearable in terms of fair and dignified treatment. of these men and women who dedicated their lives to France. UNSOR cannot accept that these retirees are reduced to a simple budgetary adjustment variable. A first element which saddens UNSOR concerns Decree No. 2010-473 of May 10, 2010, relating to the determination of pension indices and pension accessories allocated to disabled people, surviving spouses and orphans, which has created inequality for the military. who were pensioned prior to the said decree. In fact, the latter were unable to benefit from the harmonization of the indices and found themselves in a situation of inequality with their fellow pensioners after the publication of the said decree. The deputy, anxious to guarantee the best treatment to those who fought for the Nation and for the freedom of the French, requests that this inequality be put an end to, without waiting for the reduction inevitable in the number of these pensioners. In addition, UNSOR is concerned about the question of the half-tax share for widows and widowers. In fact, they must wait until they reach the age of 74 to be eligible. In the name of national solidarity with the most deprived of these women and men, already affected by bereavement, the MP asks if the Government could consider that the widow or widower could benefit from this half share, upon the death of the spouse, without waiting for the age of 74. This request does not seem out of place, considering that there is already the possibility for the widow or widower to benefit from the half share if they have to raise children alone. In an extremely difficult context for the most vulnerable, UNSOR is also questioning the issue of holiday vouchers. By circular of July 25, 2023, the Minister of transformation and public service and the Minister of Public Accounts have taken the decision to exclude retirees, state pensioners, from the benefit of holiday vouchers. Many retirees, the most modest, who benefited from it until now, can no longer subscribe to a savings account allowing them to acquire one. The MP asks that this deficiency be studied and resolved for the benefit of retired military personnel. Finally, the question of complementary social protection, from January 1, 2025, with the establishment of a collective contract with compulsory membership, raises concerns for retirees who are wondering about the future of historic mutual societies. It also asks that retired military personnel who have carried out an activity can once again benefit from the provisions allowing them to reintegrate the social protection system. complementary.

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