Question 27851 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Sabine Thillaye draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the accessibility of reserved or paid parking spaces for people with disabilities. Currently, two cards allow disabled people and their caregivers to park in reserved parking lots: the GIC-GIG card, issued for a given period, and the mobility inclusion card (CMI), issued since January 1, 2017 and which can provide lifelong rights for people with a disability greater than 80%. The disadvantage of the GIC-GIG card is that the ink on the stamp, attesting to its authenticity, fades over time. Holders of this card are often fined, as has been reported in the MP's constituency, although the authorization issued has not yet expired. The only solution that What is proposed to them is therefore to apply for a CMI from the departmental center for disabled people (MDPH). However, this card is issued under certain conditions and adds a new administrative burden for caregivers, who must complete a file again, even though the situation of the disabled person has not changed. Also, in connection with the desire displayed by the Government to simplify the procedures administrative requirements for disabled people, she questions him to find out if there are plans to simplify the process of transforming the CMI into a GIC-GIG card for people holding a GIC-GIG card whose authorization has not yet expired.

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