Question 3301 — Government

Summary

Mr. Matthias Renault questions the Prime Minister, responsible for ecological and energy planning, on access to the notebooks of grievances written by citizens on the occasion of the Great National Debate in 2019, in the context of the yellow vest crisis. These notebooks, placed in town halls and collected by state services, constitute a valuable testimony to the expectations, concerns and aspirations of the French. However, since their collection, their accessibility proved to be very limited. Transferred to the departmental archives, consultation of these documents remains constrained by imperatives linked to the protection of personal data. As a result, their access was restricted to the reading rooms of the archives, making it difficult to use them for research or public debate, even though that was their very purpose. During his declaration of general policy of January 14, 2025, the Head of Government announced his intention to reopen these lists of grievances, underlining their importance as a direct democratic expression. This position opens the way to new perspectives for the promotion of these citizen contributions, but also raises questions about the concrete methods envisaged to guarantee their accessibility. In this context, The MP wishes to know the precise measures that the Government intends to take to facilitate access to lists of grievances. He asks him if initiatives are planned to proceed with their digitization and their posting online on a dedicated platform, thus allowing their consultation by all interested citizens, in compliance with the rules relating to the protection of personal data. He also asks him to specify whether a timetable is envisaged for the implementation of these measures. Finally, he questions him about the Government's intentions regarding the use of the information contained in these notebooks. He would like to know whether an in-depth analysis of the contributions will be carried out, in order to extract the main concerns and proposals and whether these can be integrated into the future public decision-making process.

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