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24237

Question 24237 — overseas

openFrance· National Assembly· FR

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10 May 2019

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Mrs. Maina Sage draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the deployment of the HELIOS application in French Polynesia. Announced by the public finance services for 2021-2022, this involves setting up an IT protocol installed at the Public Treasury to replace the current CLARA and DDPAC protocols which allow the management of mandates and titles from local authorities, but also the management of taxpayer files. In this context, many concerns remain for the municipalities of French Polynesia (SPCPF) which, in addition to the uncertainties linked to the deployment schedule, raise technical points raising questions: It is feared that the version deployed locally will not be able to integrate the management of the past of current applications; the new accounting application would not integrate the automated production of individual prosecutions, nor the production of a dematerialized flow for transmission; finally, the question arises of taking into account local specificities such as currency and adapted nomenclature. She therefore asks him if the planned software is indeed the version known in France, if he can define an indicative deployment schedule, and finally if he can disseminate any other information likely to allow municipalities to anticipate and adapt as best as possible to the arrival of this tool.

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