Question 5790 — overseas

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Ms. Mereana Reid Arbelot draws the attention of the Minister of Public Action, Civil Service and Simplification to the application of compulsory supplementary social protection (PSC) to agents of the Ministries of National Education, Higher Education and Research and the Ministry of Sports, Youth and Community Life working in French Polynesia. From April 2026, this system will require agents of the Ministries of National Education, Higher Education and Research and the Ministry of Sports, Youth and Community Life, particularly those working in Polynesia, to join a complementary mutual fund with 50% employer participation. There are special cases of exemption. While this system may represent an advantage for some, it arouses marked opposition for others, particularly due to the high cost of living in the area. Furthermore, state civil servants working in Polynesia are already victims of unfair measures compared to their metropolitan colleagues, particularly in relation to the calculation of their civil pension. The establishment of a compulsory mutual fund partly financed by the State but imposing an additional and proportional deduction based on remuneration is perceived as a new unnecessary and unfair financial constraint. This system will also have a negative economic impact for Polynesia, since these funds will be taken and redistributed to organizations based in France, to the detriment of local purchasing power. Consequently, she asks him if the Government plans to exempt state civil servants in Polynesia from this obligation, in order to take into account local specificities and preserve the financial balance of the agents concerned.

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