Question 16235 — social and medico-social institutions

Summary

Ms. Céline Thiébault-Martinez draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, to the deployment of end-of-management credits for 2025 in favor of centers for the care of perpetrators of domestic violence (CPCA). Support centers for perpetrators of domestic violence constitute an essential link in public policy of fight against violence, in that they make it possible to interrupt cycles of violence and prevent recurrence. Where the judicial response aims at sanction and reparation, the CPCAs intervene at the root of the phenomenon through education, accountability, awareness-raising and individualized support for the perpetrators. Beyond this approach, the system has demonstrated its effectiveness. More than 11,000 awareness training courses have carried out in 2023, more than 66,000 authors have been supported since 2020 and voluntary approaches increased by 80% between 2021 and 2023, reflecting the growing support of the audiences concerned and the recognized usefulness of these actions. During recent budgetary discussions and in particular during the public session in the Senate on December 6, 2025, the Minister indicated that she had succeeded in freeing, at the end of management for the year 2025, 5 million additional euros for the ministry, a part of which had to be immediately allocated to the CPCAs and that part of these credits could have been deployed before the closure of budget execution. She also reaffirmed her desire to guarantee the continuity of the actions of the CPCAs by maintaining in 2026 a level of commitment equivalent to that of 2025. In this context, she would like to know the precise amount of end-of-year credits. 2025 management actually allocated to treatment centers for perpetrators of domestic violence, the terms of their deployment, as well as the timetable for their notification and payment to the structures concerned. She also questions the way in which these credits contribute to securing the financing of the CPCAs for the year 2026. Furthermore, she questions the coherence of the current budgetary attachment of these devices. Indeed, the CPCAs intervene in close coordination with the criminal justice chain and pursue objectives of prevention of recidivism and reintegration of perpetrators, thus fully falling within public justice policies. Therefore, she wishes to know if the Government is considering a change in their financing, in particular by an attachment to the budget of the Ministry of Justice or by an interministerial approach. more structured, in order to ensure sustainable financing consistent with the judicial and penal nature of these systems. Finally, in view of the convincing results of the system and the challenges of sustainable prevention of domestic violence, she would like to know the Government's intentions regarding the sanctuary and, if necessary, the strengthening of funding for CPCAs in the next finance laws.

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