Question 20549 — public order

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Ms. Michèle Tabarot draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to strengthening the means of combating noise pollution which may result from the organization of private parties in residential areas. In this regard, she recalls that by virtue of his police powers, the mayor is the guarantor of public tranquility for his constituents. However, the means given to it by law to stop noise pollution excessive are sometimes insufficient to allow it to put an end to an excessive disorder. Indeed, it is provided in article R. 623-2 of the penal code that offensive or nocturnal noise or noise disturbing the tranquility of others is punishable by a third class fine. But when, despite this contravention, the disturbance continues, the municipality finds itself deprived of additional means of action to put an end to it. immediately the nuisance. However, the inconvenience caused can sometimes reach intolerable levels, generating inconvenience which can affect thousands of people in urban areas. So, faced with this situation, she would like him to be able to inform her of the measures that could be taken to enable mayors to prevent these inconveniences but also to immediately put an end to noise pollution linked to private events which clearly, disproportionately and lastingly undermine public peace.

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