Question 18355 — people with disabilities

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Mr. Vincent Seitlinger draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity, responsible for the elderly and disabled people, to the numerous difficulties encountered by people with reduced mobility in obtaining or renewing their identity documents. Their disability may be an obstacle to their mobility, total or partial, which makes access to certain administrative procedures particularly complex, or even impossible in certain cases. The assistance systems intended for people with reduced mobility to carry out these procedures are unfortunately insufficient and often inaccessible. Waiting times to benefit from assistance systems for completing administrative procedures are often long and not all town halls have them readily available. In fact, town halls authorized to issue identity documents are required to send agents to the homes of people with disabilities, equipped with a mobile device. However, certain departments only have one mobile device, which has the effect of lengthening waiting times for all town halls and, consequently, for users. For example, Moselle has only one, located in Metz, to which all town halls are dependent. He is It is therefore essential to multiply them to respond to all requests, without penalizing either people with reduced mobility or the administrative agents who accompany them. It is indeed fundamental to guarantee each citizen the possibility of obtaining an identity document as quickly as possible and under the best conditions, for both able-bodied people and people with disabilities. The integration of these in this sense constitutes a challenge that the Government must take up. This is why he asks her what measures she intends to take in order to strengthen the accessibility of people with reduced mobility to the production of their identity documents and to increase the number of mobile devices available to town halls.

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1. 4 June 2024

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