Question 8095 — people with disabilities

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Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the measure allowing the maintenance of the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) after age 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79%. Article 254 of Law No. 2023-1322 of December 29, 2023 on finances for 2024 allowed the maintenance of the AAH from the age of 62 for active beneficiaries who have a disability rate greater than or equal to 80%, without them having the obligation to apply for a retirement pension. The aim of this measure is to ensure that disabled workers who are beneficiaries of the AAH have the same free choice as the rest of the population regarding retirement age, by allowing them to continue to receive a differential AAH in addition to their earned income. By excluding beneficiaries in activity with a disability rate of between 50 and 79%, this reform however creates a situation of inequality. Indeed, such a rate of incapacity means that the beneficiary concerned is experiencing significant problems which hamper their social life, while retaining a certain autonomy for basic acts of daily life. This reduced work capacity sometimes involves a temporary cessation of professional activity, the same way as for beneficiaries whose disability rate is greater than 80%. The cessation of receipt of the disabled adult allowance by these people from the age of 62 constitutes an additional difficulty in delicate situations, both from a financial and social point of view. Nearly 58,488 people between 60 and 64 years old are in a situation of partial incapacity according to data from the Caisse nationale des family allowances. The question of their integration and the continuation of their work for those who wish to do so seems to constitute a major issue in a broad policy of integration of people with disabilities. However, maintaining the AAH after age 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79% would allow real integration of people with disabilities and encourage their reintegration into the professional world, from a financial perspective but also from a social point of view in order to guarantee them greater dignity. In this regard, he asks her if she is considering extending the measure allowing the maintenance of the allowance for disabled adults after the age of 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79% on the occasion of the finance bill for 2026, after establishment of criteria relating to the particular financial situation of the beneficiaries concerned.

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1. 1 July 2025

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