Question 16707 — businesses

Summary

Mr. Nicolas Pacquot draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty to the lack of conditionality and compensation associated with public aid granted to large companies. Indeed, it is legitimate to question the real beneficiaries of the substantial investments made by the State in favor of businesses, particularly in economically favorable periods, and to ensure that companies, when making profits, assume social and industrial responsibilities proportionate to their success. Employees cannot be the permanent victims of a race for profits. In this context, the MP suggests the introduction of measures aimed at strengthening the conditions for granting public aid to businesses, such as the compulsory maintenance of activities industrial and employment conditions in the regions concerned, strict control of the commitments made by the beneficiary companies, with restitution provisions in the event of non-compliance, the establishment of a social and economic committee responsible for monitoring the objectives set by the companies to inform the debate on their financial situation and their strategic orientations, as well as the conditionality of public aid to a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, by associating them with a carbon footprint and the establishment of a regularly updated CSR dashboard, integrating social, economic and environmental impact indicators. Also, he asks him if the Government is considering such measures in particular with regard to large groups, like FORVIA, which make profits, to which significant state subsidies have been granted and who are nevertheless preparing to lay off workers.

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