Question 17058 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Loïc Prud'homme draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the obsolescence of the decree of March 12, 2001 governing the geographical areas of application of the residence allowance for public sector agents. Based on the results of the census carried out by INSEE in 1999, this decree establishes by department and for each urban area, the rate of application of the residence allowance for each agent, application rates divided into three zones. These rates therefore do not take into account the demographic developments of recent years in the territories. If most large urban areas are seen as falling into decline zones, certain living areas remain victims of this aging map. Since 2001, all municipalities in Gironde have been placed in zone 3 and therefore do not benefit from a reduction rate. Mr. MP would like to recall that Bordeaux is the second most expensive city in France after Paris, that Gironde is also one of the most expensive departments in France and that the price of real estate has increased by + 7.7% in the space of one year (2016-2017) in the conurbation according to the FNAIM. In view of demographic developments and the status of civil servants in France, he asks him to update the legal standards relating to the zones residence allowance in the territory based on all demographic and economic data in order to ensure social and territorial justice and equality between all civil service agents.

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