Question 17884 — housing

Summary

Mr. Julien Limongi draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the coordination difficulties encountered in the context of procedures relating to the non-decency of housing. The fight against substandard housing constitutes an imperative for public health and the protection of tenants, to which everyone is committed. However, the implementation of non-decency procedures today mobilizes numerous stakeholders: cash registers family allowances, technical operators, departmental housing information agencies, local authorities and state services, whose skills sometimes appear difficult to articulate. This organization can lead certain owners in good faith to encounter difficulties in precisely identifying the work which falls within their obligations, the legal bases of the requirements which apply to them. are addressed or the authority actually responsible for ensuring the consistency of the entire procedure. In a context of strong tension on the housing market, it seems essential that the fight against substandard housing is accompanied by transparent, contradictory and legally secure procedures, in order to preserve the confidence of owners while guaranteeing effective protection of occupants. So he asks her if the Government plans to develop the current system, in particular by clarifying the respective responsibilities of the different stakeholders, by designating a referent responsible for ensuring the coordination of procedures and by strengthening the guarantees offered to owners and tenants within the framework of procedures relating to non-decency of housing.

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