Question 2304 — overseas

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Mr. David Lorion draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the financing of 200,000 subsidized contracts in 2018 and its impact for Reunion. A distribution is planned which will be carried out according to well-identified action priorities: priority groups with young people in integration and the long-term unemployed; priority sectors with the health and social emergency (for which the volume of contracts assisted will be maintained) and support for disabled children in schools; the priority geographic areas with rural municipalities and overseas territories, which will benefit from a number of subsidized contracts comparable to 2017. If these priorities target the needs of urban policy districts, it is appropriate to question the implementation of the third priority. Is it only about people living in a priority “city policy” zone who will benefit from these contracts? Recently, in Reunion, the Minister for Overseas Territories announced a 20% drop in subsidized contracts in 2018 while the Government announced a comparable number of subsidized contracts to that of 2017 for overseas territories. He asks him to please clarify this question of the costing of subsidized contracts and their financing in Reunion.

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