Question 17008 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Jean-Michel Brard draws the attention of the Minister of Regional Planning and Decentralization to the progress of the implementing decree relating to the retirement bonus for local elected officials, provided for by Law No. 2025-1249 of December 22, 2025 creating a status for local elected officials. This law, adopted ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, aims in particular to modify article L. 161-21-2 of the security code social security in order to grant elected officials who have served a full mandate an increase in insurance duration of one quarter per mandate, within the limit of three mandates. This system aims to secure the commitment of local elected officials and to support those who leave their positions. However, to date, the decree necessary for its application has not yet been published, although its development has been announced for the month of June 2026, after advice from the Council of state. This delay, which according to the Government is explained by the complexity linked to the diversity of pension plans, raises questions about its impact on the elected officials concerned, in particular those who have already left their positions since the adoption of the law. Under these conditions, he would like to know what the concrete prospects are for the publication of this decree and how the Government intends to guarantee that all elected officials locals, including those who have already exercised their retirement rights, will be able to fully benefit from the provisions of this law, including retroactively, in accordance with the spirit of the text voted by Parliament.

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