Question 17126 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Joël Bruneau draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the conditions for granting the temporary education pension established for the benefit of the children of deceased civil servants. Decree No. 2024-555 of June 17, 2024 established a temporary education pension intended to support the children of deceased civil servants in pursuing their studies, by strengthening social protection for families faced with the loss of a parent. However, the transitional provisions of this text reserve the benefit of this pension only for children whose parent has died as of January 1, 2024. This condition leads to the exclusion of children who have suffered the same ordeal before this date, even though they are in an identical situation with regard to their need for financial support to access higher education. This difference in treatment causes deep incomprehension among the families concerned, who struggle to understand that a criterion based solely on the date of death can determine access to a system intended to support orphaned children. Several of them believe that this distinction is difficult to reconcile with the principle of equality before the law and public duties. Consequently, he asks her what are the reasons that led the Government to retain this effective date, if an assessment of the consequences of this exclusion has been carried out and if the Government plans to develop this system in order to extend the benefit of the temporary education pension to the children of civil servants who died before January 1, 2024, when the conditions of age and continuation of studies are met.

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