Question 15763 — children

Summary

Ms. Hélène Laporte draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the administrative functioning in force regarding occasional departures from the territory of children placed in foster families. Today, it is almost impossible for a young minor to take a one-off trip abroad without the presence of one of their parents or their legal guardian. In in the absence of these, travel requires specific authorization prior to each outing, requiring a certain amount of anticipation. This administrative and legal constraint, while understandable, sometimes places family assistants and the children concerned in a difficult situation, particularly when they live or stay in a border area. Parental consent must be requested well in advance, when it is not not neglected or refused. She would therefore like to know if a change in the administrative framework was planned in this specific case and if it would be possible to create an annual authorization to leave the territory when host families live near a border.

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