Question 17116 — Status

Summary

Mr. Emmanuel Duplessy questions the Prime Minister on the cost of material means and protection devices granted to former Prime Ministers pursuant to Decree No. 2019-973 of September 20, 2019, amended by Decree No. 2025-965 of September 16, 2025. Following this reform, certain material benefits have been limited in time while protection devices continue to be discretionary of the state. He asks him to communicate, for each of the former Prime Ministers still benefiting from a support system in 2026, the exhaustive list of benefits actually granted, distinguishing the material means (vehicle, driver, secretariat or any other benefit in kind) from the protection measures provided by the Ministry of the Interior. He also asks him to specify, for each of the beneficiaries, the exact annual cost of each of these measures, expressed to the nearest euro, as well as the budgetary program and the administration which ensures its financing. He also wishes to know the number of public agents mobilized for the protection or support of former Prime Ministers, their distribution by beneficiary as well as the corresponding cost in payroll. He also asks him to present the complete budgetary assessment of the reform entered into full force on January 1, 2026, indicating the savings actually observed compared to the previous situation, the number of beneficiaries having lost all or part of their material benefits and the residual cost of the system. Finally, he asks whether the Government plans to carry out a regular assessment of the relevance, cost and conditions of allocation of these advantages with regard to the principles of sobriety of public spending and transparency of state finances.

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