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Question· Question écrite819open
France · National Assembly
Assistance with household services is initially a benefit open to elderly people whose income does not exceed a threshold, which makes it possible to concentrate the benefit of this assistance for the benefit of people with modest resources. This threshold is set with reference to the amount of the solidarity allowance for the elderly (ASPA). This benefit is also open, under the same conditions of resources, to disabled people whose disability rate is greater than 80%. However, beneficiaries of the full rate allowance for disabled adults (AAH) could not receive this aid until April 1, 2018, the amount of their allowance being €810.89, therefore higher than the ASPA amount of €803.20. On April 1, the ASPA was increased to €833 and the AAH to €819, the people concerned can therefore receive household help again. It therefore appears that the upcoming increases in the ASPA, in parallel with those of the AAH, will occasionally allow AAH beneficiaries to have access to assistance with household services - the amount of their allowance rising above this according to these increases. However, the Government is aware of the difficulties posed by such a fluctuating situation which calls for a lasting solution. Also, he is currently studying a solution ensuring full-rate AAH beneficiaries have long-term access to household services.
Question· Question écrite814open
France · National Assembly
State Secretariat, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for digital
Question· Question écrite712answered
France · National Assembly
M. Yves Jégo interroge Mme la garde des sceaux, ministre de la justice, sur la situation du ministère public français qui s'aggrave toujours plus par manque de moyens. La France compte un nombre de procureurs très largement en dessous de ses voisins européens, avec un rapport de 3 pour 100 000 habitants, alors qu'elle fait face à un nombre de procédures engagées particulièrement plus élevé qu'en Europe (7,3 pour 100 000 habitants contre environ 3 en moyenne). En plus de ce constat chiffré, un manque de moyens humains, de magistrats mais également d'assistants, et financiers se fait cruellement ressentir. Face à cette situation, la conférence nationale des procureurs de la République a récemment appelé à une réforme d'envergure de la justice judiciaire en France. Il aimerait donc savoir quelles mesures le Gouvernement français compte engager durant le prochain quinquennat.
Question· Question écrite6752answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of Economy and Finance to the definition of geographical indications protecting industrial and artisanal products (IGPIA), in particular the name “Marseille soap”. Several IGPIA requests were filed by Marseille soap stakeholders, which turned out to be antagonistic. Indeed, some actors consider that the Marseille soap production area is essential, when others focus on the unique method of making this soap. Savonnerie de l'Atlantique is the heir to a tradition of making Marseille soap in Nantes which has lasted since 1830. This legacy allows it to claim the place of Nantes in the history and development of so-called Marseille soap. This industrial SME, located on two sites, employs 50 people and devotes 90% of its production to Marseille soap. It therefore scrupulously respects the production methods of this very particular soap, as well as the requirements imposed by the IGPIA and the unique know-how inherent in the labeled products. This production method allows Savonnerie de l'Atlantique to be the only soap factory with industrial capacity in France, with 20,000 tonnes of soap produced per year. It also benefits from the French origin label. guarantee (OFG), ensuring traceability and quality of the raw materials used. Thus, Savonnerie de l'Atlantique perpetuates the rich history of Marseille soap by preserving the unique production methods of this product. The IGP and IGPIA correspond to a typical, geographically small area and therefore to a production intended to be historically marked. These areas, with limited production capacities, may not have the capacity to ensure sufficient production to supply distributors outside their regional areas. Marseille soap is a product that is exported very well today, synonymous with quality and “French excellence”. Faced with this growing success, it is necessary for French companies to have sufficient production capacity to meet global demand, while respecting the method production and product quality. So-called Marseille soaps made in the South of France come from small production units, especially Marseille soaps. It would then be dangerous to prevent other companies from using the name Marseille soap when they use the same manufacturing process, and these processes have long been exported beyond the south of France. So, he asks us to consider the extension of the IGPIA to the entire national territory as a viable solution, making it possible to ensure sufficient quality and production for this product, which contributes to the economic influence of France.
Question· Question écrite5897open
France · National Assembly
M. Yves Jégo attire l'attention de M. le ministre de l'économie et des finances sur les conséquences de la concurrence déloyale subie par les marchands physiques sis en France face aux géants de l'internet. En effet, les pure player de type Amazon semblent échapper à la fiscalité qu'acquittent les commerçants sis en France (TVA, impôt sur les sociétés et taxes locales). Concernant la TVA, et ce malgré les avancées que représente la décision de la Commission européenne de faire payer la TVA sur le lieu de consommation, le modèle économique de ces sites internet, qui deviennent des places de marché, rend difficilement contrôlable le paiement de la TVA et permet à de nombreux acteurs de pratiquer des prix déloyaux. Concernant l'impôt sur les sociétés, les géants américains de l'internet ne le paient toujours pas, jouant sur les différences de fiscalité entre les différents pays membres de l'Union. M. le ministre a proposé, avec ses collègues allemand, italien et espagnol, une taxe d'égalisation, dont l'assiette ne serait plus calculée sur les profits de ces groupes, mais sur leur chiffre d'affaires généré en Europe. Cependant, cette mesure reçoit une résistance forte des pays pratiquant le dumping fiscal tel que le Luxembourg ou l'Irlande. Concernant les impôts locaux, ils ne sont acquittés uniquement par les commerçants physiques, alors que les géants de l'internet bénéficient également les infrastructures que financent les impôts locaux. Ainsi, les commerçants physiques se retrouvent à contribuer aux financements de l'environnement nécessaire au commerce pour leurs concurrents en ligne. Des solutions sont possibles, tels que le remplacement de la fiscalité locale assise sur l'emprise foncière des magasins par une taxation fondée sur une assiette commune à tous les acteurs du commerce, au travers de la valeur ajoutée via la CVAE ou de la vente via la TVA. Face à cette situation de concurrence déloyale pour les commerçants physiques, et aux conséquences sur les finances publiques, il souhaite savoir quelles actions le Gouvernement souhaite engager afin d'assurer une juste concurrence entre les commerçants physiques et les géants de l'internet.
Question· Question écrite8115open
France · National Assembly · 4 August 2018
Mr. Yves Jégo alerts the Minister of Agriculture and Food about fur animal farms. Like minks, raised solely for their fur, these farms are, it seems, regularly accused of mistreatment of their animals. There are no specific regulations in France regarding this type of breeding, while around twenty European countries have already adopted restrictive measures concerning fur farms. He then wishes to know what measures the Government plans to take to put an end to the mistreatment observed in this type of activity.
Question· Question écrite6033answered
France · National Assembly · 2 June 2018
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the confusing, even complex, regulations which regulate the keeping and trade of new companion animals (NAC). This acronym designates unconventional pets, bringing together domestic species such as mice or ferrets, and non-domestic species, such as snakes, spiders or monkeys. There Current regulations differentiate between domestic species, defined by decree, and non-domestic species, the possession and breeding of which are regulated by two decrees of August 10, 2004. The possession and trade of non-domestic species constitutes a trend followed in recent years. Abandonments have multiplied, faced with the loss of interest of owners or the increasing size of the animal. The situation of these animals can be cruel, and, when abandoned, they can even unbalance the natural environment in which they establish themselves. He therefore wishes to know what measures the Government will take to more strictly regulate the possession and trade of non-domestic species.
Question· Question écrite8036open
France · National Assembly · 4 January 2018
Mr. Yves Jégo questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the regulatory definition of advanced nursing practice. Established by the 2016 health law, advanced nursing practice makes it possible to create a new profession among health professionals, between the nurse as we know it and the doctor. For this, the nurse who wishes to practice in an advanced manner will have to complete his training with two years additional, in order to obtain a master's type diploma. The definition of the medical practices that this new type of nurse will be able to carry out, as well as the training necessary to carry them out, were referred to a decree, a draft of which was presented in March 2018. This seems to be the subject of numerous criticisms, from all sides of the medical world. Present for many years in other countries, these practical nurses advanced skills allow, thanks to their extensive skills, to strengthen the healthcare system, particularly in under-resourced areas. In a context of population aging, medical desertification of rural areas and the development of chronic diseases, these advanced practice nurses seem to constitute an important and innovative link for effective care provision. For this, their skills must be extended, thanks to quality training. He then wishes to know the Government's intentions regarding the establishment of advanced nursing practice.
Question· Question écrite7973open
France · National Assembly · 4 January 2018
Mr. Yves Jégo questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the opening of access to origins for people born through medically assisted procreation (AMP) with gamete donation. 70,000 people have been born in France thanks to this assistance since 1972, but they are not able to know their origin because of the legislation governing donation. In order to protect the donor and the recipient, the anonymity of the donation is guaranteed by law. However, this legislative provision ignores the right of everyone to access all of their personal origins, enshrined by the European Court of Human Rights. Two pending cases thus risk seeing France condemned for its legislation. Many European countries have already recognized the right of access to origins, such as Sweden, the United Kingdom and Germany. On the occasion of the states general aspects of bioethics, it is necessary to question a modification of the legislation, towards a model keeping as a principle the anonymity of the donor, while opening the right to the recipient to obtain information on his progenitor. Thus, the donor, if he consents, could leave at the disposal of the recipient a range of information concerning his health, his identity, a photograph, etc. This one, free from the amplitude of information that he agrees to leave, can answer all or part of the questions of the person born from a gamete donation, if he requests it when he reaches the age of majority. Finally, the construction of a precise legal framework would make it possible to regulate this access, in a context where “recreational” genetic tests proliferate outside of any legal framework. He therefore wishes to know what the Government's position is regarding the opening of access to the origins framed by law, on the occasion of the upcoming revision of the bioethics law.
Question· Question écrite7922open
France · National Assembly · 4 January 2018
Mr. Yves Jégo questions the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, on the use of wild animals in traveling circuses. These animals are held captive all their lives solely for entertainment, and sometimes suffer violent treatment during their training. Veterinary associations regularly condemn the use of these animals, like the European Federation of Veterinarians, supported by the National Order of Veterinarians, which “recommends to all competent European and national authorities to prohibit the use of wild mammals in traveling circuses throughout Europe, given the absolute impossibility of adequately meeting their physiological, mental and social needs”. Faced with general awareness in society regarding the need for animal welfare, the use of wild animals in circuses seems to come from a society from another time. He then wishes to know what measures the Government intends to take to adapt legislation to society's expectations regarding the captivity of wild animals in circuses.
Question· Question écrite1012answered
France · National Assembly · 8 December 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts concerning the working time of agents in the employment frameworks of territorial professor of artistic education (article 2 of decree no. 91-857 of September 2, 1991) and territorial assistant of artistic education (article 3 of decree no. 2012-437 of March 29, 2012) including the statutes of the territorial public service set the amount of work respectively at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. per week. The National Center for the Territorial Civil Service (CNFPT) has defined the main activities and conditions of exercise that can be carried out by employment executives of the territorial civil service, referenced in the “job sheet 03/D/31 - artistic teacher”. If cultural policies remain essential actions for maintaining the social cohesion, the personal development of each person and the promotion of social diversity, local authorities are increasingly confronted with problems enabling their implementation. Indeed, case law states that the deliberative body does not have the possibility of annualizing working time for teachers and artistic teaching assistants (CAA of Bordeaux, September 9, 2001, “Commune of Talence”; CE, July 13, 2006, no. 26692, "communes of Ludres c/Ms. Voindrich", question-answer no. 59409 of August 3, 2010 to the National Assembly), furthermore breaking the equality of treatment with the employment executives of other sectors of the territorial public service for which the annualization of working time is authorized. On the other hand, the statutes do not provide for any exemption for leave. Agents of teacher job executives and artistic teaching assistant remain attached to Decree No. 85-120 of November 26, 1985 relating to annual leave for civil servants. Nothing prevents communities from assigning agents of these employment frameworks to statutory missions during school holidays, so as to develop cultural activities (question-answer no. 5226 of March 17, 1994 from the Senate, question-answer no. 109865 of August 16, 2011 of the National Assembly, question and answer no. 4121 of January 24, 2013 from the Senate). Recent case law from the Nantes Administrative Court of Appeal dated July 21, 2017 (judgment number 17NT00464) states in its conclusions “that it follows from article 2 of the decree of September 2, 1991 that a specialized territorial assistant in artistic education recruited on the maximum weekly basis of 20 hours is not required to work 20 hours per week than during the periods, representing approximately 36 weeks, corresponding to school activity, even though his remuneration is paid over 12 months. However, no mention of 36 weeks of actual work is made in the article of the said decree, thus giving a discriminatory character to the calculation of the working time of agents in the cultural sector compared to other sectors of the territorial public service, at the time even where the Government and public institutions such as the Court of Auditors recommend to public employers demanding, rigorous and vigilant treatment of the working time of territorial agents. Several local authorities have initiated consultations with their agents in the cultural sector in order to set an annual work quota, which can be called "variable hours" like other employment frameworks, and making it possible to carry out exceptional public actions, recurring or not, in connection with the statutory missions of employment executives, requiring an activity spread over a school year such as participation in the music festival, the creation of a show... The calculation of this work quota is proposed as follows: 52 weeks - 36 weeks corresponding to school activity - 5 weeks of annual leave = 11 weeks x 16 hours of weekly teaching for the teaching teacher employment framework, i.e. 176 variable hours per year (220 variable hours per year for artistic teaching assistants calculated as follows: 11 weeks x 20 hours of weekly activities). The amount of variable hours varies depending on the working time of the agent concerned (full time or not full time). This concerted measure would make it possible to allocate a portion of effective and paid work that cannot be carried out during school holidays, to actions to promote and develop cultural practice in a territory. He would therefore like to know the Government's position on the methods of calculating and implementing the annual working time of territorial agents in the job frameworks of professor and artistic teaching assistant.
Question· Question écrite52open
France · National Assembly · 6 November 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the consequences of the implementation of the youth guarantee. While many young people have been returned to employment thanks to schemes such as second chance schools, and while 17% of 15-19 year olds are unemployed or unemployed, he is concerned about the phenomenon of exclusion that integration schemes would suffer following the generalization of the young guarantee. Second chance schools, notably that of Seine-et-Marne, have already experienced a drop in the number of young people supported despite encouraging results. The generalization of an allowance of 462 euros per month for a less restrictive course than that offered by the E2Cs which only offer 350 euros indeed raises real concern. He therefore wishes to know the Government's position and its consideration of this potential danger.
Question· Question écrite1834open
France · National Assembly · 9 October 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the delay, which may exceed 12 months, for reimbursement of the 50% personal services tax credit. For expenses incurred from January of a given year, the tax credit is only effective the following year. As part of the withholding tax which was announced as effective on January 1, 2019, an advance tax credit would be paid from February 2019 for expenses incurred from January 2018. The balance would be paid in August 2019. The elimination of the tax credit repayment period would restore purchasing power to 4.5 million households in France who use the intervention of professionals in their homes each year, and could create 200,000 jobs in the first year. Furthermore, the measurement could yield between 0.9 and 1.3 billion euros in additional revenue and would strengthen companies or associations in the face of the illegal and highly competitive supply of undeclared work. He would therefore like to know the Government's position regarding the elimination of the deadline for reimbursement of the 50% personal services tax credit.
Question· Question écrite3642open
France · National Assembly · 11 May 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the consequences of the obligation to use an occupational health organization for employers of employees in multiple employment situations in the field of personal services. It turns out that each “multi-employer” is subject to the same obligation to contribute to an occupational health organization in the event that the employee has been placed on long-term leave illness returns to work and must therefore undergo a medical examination. In cases where the employee only works a few fractions of his working time with the employer (less than 10%), the latter remains obliged to pay a contribution of up to almost 8% of the gross annual salary of the said employee. Recalling, however, the importance of allowing all employees to benefit from access to medical monitoring quality, this obligation to contribute for very little actual working time has the effect of hindering the development of home-based jobs, which is nevertheless essential both for employees in this sector and for multi-employers. He would therefore like to know the Government's position regarding a legal development in order to exclude from this obligation multi-employers benefiting from only a tiny fraction of the full working time of the employee.
Question· Question écrite3433open
France · National Assembly · 11 May 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo alerts the Minister of Territorial Cohesion of the burdens represented by the issuance of secure identity documents, passports and national identity cards, for municipalities equipped with a collection system since the reform applied in March 2017, as well as, since November 1, 2017, the granting of jurisdiction over the conclusion of PACS. Indeed, since March 1, 2017, users can carry out their applications for national identity cards or passports in any municipality equipped with a collection system (DR), they can also, since November 1, 2017, conclude a PACS at the town hall. These developments are leading to an unprecedented increase in the demands that municipal services must face at constant resources and are seriously affecting the quality of public service by considerably extending delivery times. waiting for the processing of files and sometimes even for access to municipal receptions. He would therefore like to know what direct financial compensation is planned by the State.
Question· Question écrite3410open
France · National Assembly · 11 May 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo questions the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, on the reasons which led to the slaughter of 163 Java macaques within the establishment called “la Pinède des Singes” in Labenne (40) in May 2017, at the request of the prefecture and the DDCSP of Landes, because some were carriers of the MaHV1 virus while 80% of them are carriers naturally and no transmission to humans was not observed. The Government indicated in response to a previous written question that it had spared two primates which were subsequently captured but no justification was provided concerning the euthanasia of the first 163 which nevertheless presented the same characteristics. Also, he would like to know what were the motivations for such slaughter and what the Government intends to put in place in the event of a similar situation in order to to preserve the lives of many animals.
Question· Question écrite3394open
France · National Assembly · 11 May 2017
M. Yves Jégo alerte M. le ministre de l'agriculture et de l'alimentation sur la nécessité d'assurer au consommateur de miel une meilleure information et traçabilité sur son pays d'origine. Il est aujourd'hui difficile pour le consommateur d'identifier la traçabilité du miel lorsque celui-ci provient d'un mélange de miels de plusieurs pays. Selon la directive 2014/63/UE du Parlement européen et du Conseil du 15 mai 2014, lorsque que le miel provient d'un mélange de miel produit dans plusieurs pays, trois étiquetages sont possibles : « mélange de miels originaire de l'UE » ; « mélange de miels non originaire de l'UE » ; « mélange de miels originaires et non originaires de l'UE ». Ces règles d'étiquetage ne permettent pas de connaître l'origine du miel, dans un contexte ou la baisse de la production française est proportionnelle à l'augmentation des importations de miel. Alors que 80 % des consommateurs achetant du miel pensent que celui provient de France et qu'une meilleure traçabilité des produits consommés en France est attendue, il aimerait savoir quelle démarche le Gouvernement compte-t-il mettre en place pour permettre au consommateur de distinguer le pays d'origine du miel et ainsi clairement valoriser le miel français.
Question· Question écrite1618open
France · National Assembly · 9 March 2017
Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the governance of public housing offices. Articles R. 421-16 et seq. of the construction and housing code specify the powers of the governing bodies, namely the board of directors, its president and the general manager. It is notably provided that the board of directors “appoints the general manager and authorizes the president of the board of directors to sign the contract and its amendments between the office and the general director. [...] He terminates the functions of the general director, on the proposal of the president; ". Article R. 421-18 specifies the functions of the general director and the following paragraph mentions that he “has authority over the services, recruits, appoints and, where appropriate, dismisses staff. He chairs the works council” without mention of a delegation or a check is carried out. This means that the general director has complete autonomy with regard to day-to-day management activities. Indeed, the board of directors being limited in terms of human resources to recruit or separate from the director, it has no competence of initiative, validation or control concerning the day-to-day management missions, the MIILOS, now the ANCOLS, takes over, if necessary, as being an interference amounting to interference any attempt on the part of the board of directors or its president to take an interest, for example, in hiring questions. The general director also escapes any administrative supervision. It follows from these texts that the management of a general director of a public housing office escapes any a priori control, for sometimes irrevocable acts while the board of directors is itself the subject of observations by control bodies, regarding acts that it cannot control. He would therefore like to know the Government's position on the skills of the board of directors and its president vis-à-vis the general director.