Question 6143 — overseas

Summary

Ms. Maina Sage alerts the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to Law No. 50-772 of June 30, 1950, Decree No. 96-1028 of November 27, 1996 and Decree No. 96-1026 of November 26, 1996 which are the cause of serious inequalities to the disadvantage of state civil servants whose administrative residence is fixed in certain communities overseas. Thus, if state civil servants who leave to settle in French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna or New Caledonia benefit from a travel allowance, administrative leave and an installation bonus, there is no similar mechanism for state civil servants who leave these overseas communities or New Caledonia to settle in France or in an overseas department. In comparison, state civil servants whose family residence is located in Overseas departments who leave for France benefit from the same advantages as French civil servants who exercise their functions in these departments. This situation is therefore profoundly unequal and unjustified. Thus, she asks that the civil servants concerned be able to benefit from the same advantages.

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