Question 18093 — teaching

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Mr. Frédéric Barbier draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the difficulties encountered by mayors regarding school canteens. Indeed, this public service has become a real headache for municipalities due to increasingly numerous constraints, actual or future (establishment of a weekly vegetarian meal, ban on plastic containers by 2025, at least 50% of organic products, solidarity pricing system etc.). If the mayors approve the virtues of these measures to meet the needs and health of our children, it is the lack of flexibility that is pointed out. They often feel like they no longer have any control over their public service, which is optional. This feeling is reinforced by article L. 131-13 which establishes that registration in the primary school canteen, when this service exists, is a right for all school children. No discrimination can be established based on their situation or that of their family. However, numbers can experience large fluctuations from one year to the next. Also, mayors often find themselves unable to meet all of these requirements, not to be outside the law, and to preserve their quality of welcome. They must in particular deal with the management of service personnel and buildings whose reception capacities are not always sufficient, as well as the additional costs generated by these measures. He therefore asks what the Government intends to do to help municipalities overcome their difficulties linked to school canteens and prevent this public service from being called into question in certain communities due to constraints and excessive burdens. heavy to bear.

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