Question 36646 — overseas

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Mr. Philippe Dunoyer questions the Minister of Transformation and Public Service on the eligibility of state agents serving in New Caledonia to pay the allowance to parents of disabled children. He recalls that circular FP/4 n° 1931 - 2B n° 256 of June 15, 1998 relating to social action benefits under common regulations allows State agents to benefit from social action benefits to help them to deal with various situations. These benefits consist in particular of an allowance paid to parents of disabled children under the age of twenty. The circular of December 24, 2019 relating to interministerial social action benefits under common regulations set the rate applicable to this allowance from January 1, 2020 at 165.02 euros per month. He notes, however, that this allowance only benefits “the agents of the central state administrations and decentralized services” as well as “state agents serving in overseas departments”, therefore excluding agents serving in New Caledonia, French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna. It notes that the conditions of allocation thus set by the circular constitute a manifest breach of the principle of equality between State agents as well as discrimination as well. unfair or unjustified between overseas territories and between overseas communities and the rest of French territory. He would therefore like to know if the Government intends to correct this difference in treatment by revising this circular, in order to extend its scope of application to agents serving in all overseas communities.

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