Question 38469 — teaching

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Mr. Luc Lamirault draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the proposal made in article 21 bis of the bill reinforcing respect for the principles of the Republic establishing a national identifier for any child subject to compulsory education. In an article published on the website of the Ministry of National Education relating to this bill and the measures affecting education, a paragraph on the INE describes the establishment of a working group with the Ministry of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities and the support of the DINUM “in order to assess the means to extend to all municipalities the implementation of automated data processing for the school census”. According to this same source, the conclusions of this working group should be known during December 2020. The MP would like to know if they have actually been made and what is the content of their proposals. In accordance with article L. 131-6 of the education code, mayors are responsible for ensuring this education for all the children in their municipalities. However, it is recognized that this control is often difficult, particularly due to the lack of accessible information to know the identity of children of educational age. If the Government is unfavorable to a compulsory domiciliary declaration in the event of a change of address, allowing more exact knowledge of the inhabitants of the municipalities, and the data held by the organizations responsible for the payment of family benefits are not always transmitted or sufficient, it questions it about the solutions envisaged to allow takes into account all children of school age.

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