Question 5806 — people with disabilities

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Ms. Florence Herouin-Léautey draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for autonomy and disability, to the worrying situation of departmental homes for disabled people (MDPH) and more particularly that of Seine-Maritime. According to a barometer from the National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy (CNSA), the MDPH of Seine-Maritime presents the deadlines processing the longest files in mainland France in the first quarter of 2024. Despite the efforts announced by the department and the technical support of the CNSA, the bottleneck persists, with around 28,000 files pending to date. Faced with this situation, the Minister recently announced a “tour of France of departments” and the establishment of a “task force” aimed at simplifying administrative procedures and accelerate the processing of files in MDPHs, relying in particular on local experiments, additional recruitment and digital tools. However, given the scale of the difficulties encountered in Seine-Maritime, additional emergency measures are necessary in order to quickly improve access to the rights of people with disabilities. In this sense, she wishes to know what concrete actions and The Government plans to implement immediate measures to reduce processing times for files in this department and guarantee appropriate support for users. She also wants to know the specific commitments made by the State to sustainably support the MDPHs most in difficulty and ensure true territorial equity in terms of access to rights for people with disabilities.

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