Question 18899 — overseas

Summary

Ms. Claire Guion-Firmin draws the attention of the Minister for Overseas Territories to the situation of insured residents of Saint-Martin who risk not being fully compensated by their insurance company for the damage caused by the passage of cyclone Irma on September 6, 2017. In fact, to be fully compensated, the insured must have rebuilt their property two years after the disaster. However, the exceptional situation linked to the passage of the hurricane led to serious delays in the procedures for insurance assessments and then compensation for victims insured in the territory of the community. These procedural delays inevitably led to delays in the start of work for policyholders. In a territory penalized by its double insularity, which lacks craftsmen and materials, many Saint-Martin policyholders will therefore not be able to to complete their work within this two-year period. She therefore asks him to kindly raise awareness among the institutional actors concerned and the French Insurance Federation of this exceptional situation of Saint-Martin residents, in order to extend for a period of six months, the deadline for the end of compensation for insured victims of Saint-Martin.

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