Question 7253 — family benefits

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Mr. Julien Gokel alerts the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the difficulties encountered by parents forced to interrupt their professional activity to care for a seriously ill, injured or disabled child, requiring constant presence and restrictive care. The daily parental presence allowance (AJPP), which is intended for them, is currently limited to 310 days over a period of three years for the same child and the same pathology. An exceptional renewal may be granted, upon decision of the medical control service. However, in reality, several families are refused by their family allowance fund, in the event of a relapse or repeat offense, on the grounds that the rights have already been used, in contradiction with the spirit of the system. This situation gives rise to major financial insecurity for families, which comes on top of the psychological exhaustion and material constraints linked to the illness. It reveals the limits of a regulatory framework that is too rigid, poorly adapted to the realities of long, complex and sometimes unpredictable care pathways. The MP asks the Minister if she is considering a regulatory or legislative development making it possible to relax and clarify the conditions for renewal of the AJPP, particularly in the event of recurrence of the initial pathology. He also wishes to know the measures it intends to implement to strengthen the overall, material, psychological and organizational support offered to these families facing particularly heavy human and social challenges.

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1. 3 June 2025

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