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3119

Question 3119 — higher education

answeredFrance· National Assembly· FR

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Law No. 2004-809 of August 13, 2004 relating to local freedoms and responsibilities proceeded from January 1, 2005 to the transfer, for the benefit of the regions, of management and financing skills for health training schools and the allocation of aid to students of these training courses. However, at the time of this transfer of skills, the regional compensation rules were not exactly the same between the formations. falling under the Ministry of Health and those falling under the Ministry of Higher Education. Indeed, like all paramedical institutes attached to higher education before 2004, the Psychomotor Training Institute (IFP) of Sorbonne University was and remains financed by the ministry responsible for higher education through the subsidy for public service charges (SCSP) paid each year to Sorbonne. University. This subsidy is defined to cover the costs inherent to all the missions entrusted to it by the State. In respect of the autonomy of the establishment, the share of this subsidy going to the IFP has never been earmarked or subject to any reduction. Furthermore, since 2016, the IFP of Sorbonne University has received an additional annual subsidy of €957,000 from the Île-de-France region, which has also not no longer been reduced.

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