Question 6657 — liberal professions

Summary

Following the publication of the Court of Auditors' report "The CIPAV: disorderly management, deplorable service to policyholders", a recovery plan was developed to provide structural responses to the deficiencies noted. This plan brings significant improvements based on an overhaul of processes in numerous dimensions of the fund's operation, such as service relationships, governance, social action, affiliation procedures, recovery as well as the legal function and internal control. This trajectory of progress, which has led to the first concrete results, aims to sustainably respond to the management quality requirements of the fund. In addition, the scope of affiliation of the pension plan of the inter-professional provident and old-age insurance fund has been clarified with a more general greater clarity of old-age coverage for self-employed workers. The reforms made in the Social Security financing law for 2017 (article 50) and for 2018 (article 15) led to the elimination of legal segmentation in terms of social security between artisanal, industrial and commercial professions on the one hand and certain service professions which fell under the professions regime. liberal on the other hand. This segmentation appeared complex and unsuitable for developments in these professions, given the broad continuum that exists today between all of these activities. In particular, this situation led to marked differences in contributions and pension rights for very similar activities. The various measures taken in the management of the CIPAV and via legislative vectors thus pursue the same objective, that of improving the service provided to the affiliate.

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