Question 3207 — banks and financial institutions

Summary

Ms. Fannette Charvier draws the attention of the Minister of Economy and Finance to the case of French people born in Algeria when this country was French territory. These people, born before independence, benefit from the code 91 (department of Algiers), 92 (department of Oran), 93 (department of Constantine) or 94 (Southern Territories) for their INSEE identifiers, but are registered in banks under code 99, - normally reserved for people born abroad. The circular of September 30, 1996 only provides for a rectification of code 99 for public administration data, but does not establish any modification for banking data. Beyond the strongly symbolic dimension at play here, it is a question of identity and belonging to a country. She would like to know his intentions on the matter. This question repeats that asked by Ms. Romagnan in December 2012 and remained unanswered.

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