Question 25893 — veterans and victims of war

Summary

Ms. Maina Sage draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister of the Armed Forces, to the future of ONACVG services throughout the national territory including overseas. She had already been able to question him on this subject by official letter (Ref: 144/09/19AB of 07/10/2019). As a reminder, the board of directors of these offices approved, in June 2019, the new strategic orientations for the five coming years, including the reduction in the number of branches and mechanically the reduction in staff from 2020. In doing so, in French Polynesia, it will be a question of continuing to carry out the same missions with only two agents including the director, which seems impossible in this case given the local specificities. Indeed, in addition to the structural characteristics of this community (geography, language, isolation, etc.), it is necessary recall the increase in the number of nationals in the local service of the ONACVG, and this in a lasting and continuous manner since hundreds of young people enlist in the army each year before returning after having completed one or two contracts, thus benefiting from the status of veterans. Furthermore, another local specificity makes ONACVG the owner of its premises, whereas there does not exist, as in France, a market centralized and social worker attached to the service. For all these reasons, she would like to know if this reduction in numbers is still relevant, and, if so, to what extent the very specific situations overseas will be taken into consideration.

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