Question 2099 — people with disabilities

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Ms. Anissa Khedher draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the taking into account of the family situation of beneficiaries of the disabled adult allowance (AAH). Indeed, today, the calculation rules in the allocation of the AAH penalize people with disabilities living as a couple, as soon as the spouse's income exceeds 1,126 euros per month. She is deleted when the spouse's income reaches 2,252 euros. These regulations may force these couples not to marry or officially live together. It also goes against the objectives of empowering people with disabilities, the latter being financially dependent on their spouse. Also, at the end of the interministerial disability committee (CIH), it was announced that the rules for calculating the AAH would be “brought closer to those of other social minimums”. If this measure were neutralized by the revaluation of the benefit for 2019, it would however result in no gain in purchasing power for impacted beneficiaries. Thus, she asks her if she plans to review the method of calculating the allocation of the AAH, in particular so that disabled people living as a couple are no longer penalized.

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