Question 15622 — housing

Summary

Ms. Véronique Ludmann draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the serious breaches of decency obligations noted in the social rental stock, particularly in the Oise department. Field visits to social housing tenants in the constituency highlighted unacceptable situations: faulty heating systems due to unsuitable installation, unrepaired leaks. for several months, common areas with clearly neglected maintenance for many years. The Departmental Housing Information Agency (ADIL) of Oise is recording a growing number of reports from tenants no longer finding a response from their social landlord, while health reports sent to the regional health agency (ARS) are increasing. These situations are not isolated cases. There oral question no. 187 asked by Mr. Arnaud Saint-Martin, deputy for the first constituency of Seine-et-Marne, in February 2025, focused on comparable findings in Melun: children forced to do their homework with a coat, dangerous stairs, chronic heating defects. The geographic recurrence of these reports reveals a systemic and not cyclical problem. This situation has direct consequences on the attractiveness of territories. While Parliament is currently examining the bill relating to the housing of public employees, proposed by Mr. David Amiel, it would be contradictory to open priority allocation rights to teachers or caregivers while maintaining indecent conditions in these accommodations which will scare away candidates. The quality of the social stock is inseparable from the attractiveness of the services public. The law in force requires social landlords to respect the criteria of decency defined by Decree No. 2002-120 of January 30, 2002. However, the control mechanisms remain insufficient: formal notice procedures are long, financial sanctions do not exist in practice and mayors, who are often the first interlocutors of tenants in distress, have no direct lever to force failing organizations. Consequently, she asks him, on the one hand, if the Government plans to make periodic monitoring of the decency of housing in the social housing stock obligatory, with publication of the results by landlord and, on the other hand, if legislative or regulatory provisions are being studied to provide mayors with powers of formal notice and direct financial sanctions against social landlords. failing in their obligations, in order to guarantee that the dignity of tenants is no longer dependent on the sole goodwill of the organizations concerned.

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