Question 8099 — disabled people

Summary

Ms. Alexandra Martin (Alpes-Maritimes) draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for autonomy and disability, to the need to extend the maintenance of the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) after 62 years to a greater number of beneficiaries. Indeed, article 254 of law no. 2023-1322 of December 29, 2023 modified the conditions for granting the AAH by allowing disabled workers, having reached the legal retirement age for incapacity of 62 years, to combine this allowance with their earned income up to the age of 67, without the obligation to liquidate their pension, subject to exercising professional activity at the time of their 62 years. However, instruction IT 2024-220 of November 14, 2024 limits this measure to beneficiaries with a level of incapacity permanent of at least 80% and born after 02/11/1962. This restriction therefore excludes beneficiaries with a disability rate of between 50% and 79%, thus depriving them of the possibility of extending their professional activity and benefiting from the maintenance of the AAH. This unequal treatment appears unfair, because it does not take into account the real difficulties encountered by these disabled people whose work capacity remains reduced and who would like to continue to carry out a suitable activity. Extending the maintenance of the AAH to these beneficiaries would not only be a measure of social equity, but also an important lever for their autonomy, their social integration and their quality of life. She therefore asks the Government's intentions to allow all AAH beneficiaries, including those whose level of disability is between 50% and 79%, to keep this allowance after age 62, so that they can continue to work in suitable conditions and the measures envisaged for this purpose.

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