Question 9270 — housing

Summary

Mr. Paul Christophle draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Regional Planning and Decentralization, responsible for housing, to the consequences of the decree of January 16, 2025 relating to compensation for members of the boards of directors and supervisory boards of social housing organizations. This mandate is exercised free of charge and does not give rise to any remuneration. However, certain compensation or reimbursements can be allocated for participation in proceedings. The aforementioned decree specifies the conditions of compensation for directors by imposing ceilings, with a limitation of 72 hours per director per year for board meetings and 96 hours per director per year for office and commission meetings, with hourly compensation not exceeding 1.5 times the minimum wage. This limitation may impact certain volunteer administrators who do not receive any remuneration, as may be the case for administrators who serve as elected officials and therefore receive compensation for their mandate. The participation of these administrators, often retired, is essential to the proper functioning of the boards of directors and the representation of tenants within these HLM offices. He wishes to know if a consultation was carried out in advance with social landlords and tenant representatives and if the effects of this decree were analyzed, in order to guarantee good representativeness of all parties.

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