Question 17997 — housing

Summary

Ms Sophie Taillé-Polian questions the Minister of Cities and Housing about the reduction in the budget devoted to emergency accommodation. In the middle of summer 2026, the Government announced to the associations managing emergency accommodation a reduction in allocated resources. In the Val-de-Marne department as elsewhere, the integrated reception and orientation services (SIAO) are however saturated and lack places to satisfy all accommodation needs. The consequences of this new reduction in resources are very concrete: a reduction in the number of places in emergency accommodation which will lead to people being put back on the street. In all, 10,000 places would be threatened with elimination, according to the Federation of Solidarity Actors (FAS). This goes against the stated objective of maintaining existing places, which are already insufficient to meet all of the needs. needs. This budgetary decision forces emergency accommodation professionals to make inhumane choices to determine who can stay in accommodation and who must be evicted. Who would have priority between a woman victim of domestic violence and a sick elderly person? Between a child under three years old and a child in school? However, emergency accommodation must meet the principles unconditionality, continuity of welcome and equality. She asks him if he guarantees that the emergency accommodation policy will be financed in line with the needs of the population; social policies to help the most deprived should not be a budgetary adjustment variable.

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