Question 18892 — Agricultural social mutuality

Summary

Mr. Yannick Favennec-Bécot draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the concerns of the MSA of Mayenne, Orne and Sarthe, regarding the financing of childcare structures for young children. This mission is at the heart of the MSA's concerns, particularly in rural areas, and it devotes significant human and financial resources to it. However, since 2017, its financial commitment far exceeds the envelope allocated to it, which requires drawing on its own health and social action fund, at the risk of ultimately compromising its entire family policy. This situation worries the MSA all the more as it notes a regular decrease in its FNASS allocation, particularly in 2019 (- 4.1%). In fact, this allocation no longer allows it to meet the needs of the families concerned and reduces its margin accordingly. of action, particularly in periods of crisis experienced by the agricultural world. This is all the more worrying as the MSA aims to intervene in rural areas, both as a player in territorial development, but also as an organization supporting families. The MSA's desire to offer services equivalent to those of the general system generates increases in expenses that must be taken into account. In the current context of discontent expressed by a number of French people, particularly those in rural areas, he asks her to please indicate what response she intends to provide so that the MSAs can have the necessary means to properly carry out their missions.

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