Question 4253 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Anaïs Belouassa-Cherifi draws the attention of the Minister of Public Action, Civil Service and Simplification to access to civil service competitions for people with disabilities. Accommodations, essential to guarantee accessibility of the tests, require the presentation of a medical certificate issued by an approved doctor. However, this consultation represents a significant cost, resulting in a balance sometimes high load. This constitutes a real obstacle for people with disabilities wishing to take the civil service exams and constitutes financial inequality with other candidates. The MP has been called upon several times to denounce this inequality. Although article 53 of Decree No. 86-442 of March 14, 1986 relating to the “designation of approved doctors, the organization of medical councils, conditions of physical fitness for admission to public employment and to the sick leave system for civil servants" provides that "the fees and other medical costs resulting from the examinations provided for in this decree and the possible costs of transporting the patient examined, are the responsibility of the budget of the administration concerned", this does not expressly specify that reimbursement by the administration is provided for in the event of medical examination intended to assess the necessary adjustments to the competition, as indicated by the Defender of Rights, in its amicable settlement RA-2019-083 of June 24, 2019. She asks him whether regulatory changes are planned in order to include coverage of the fees of approved doctors in the context of civil service competitions.

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