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Question· Question écrite25870open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Sophie Errante questions the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, responsible for transport, on the implementation of the Grandguillaume law of December 29, 2016, relating to regulation, accountability and simplification in the particular public passenger transport sector. Indeed, the spirit of the law provided for the possibility of associations governed by the 1901 law, to organize transport services for the benefit of people whose access to collective or private public transport is limited for financial reasons or due to geographical location. However, the implementing decree dated August 20, 2019, specifying the terms of application of article 7 of the law of December 29, defined, in article 1, strict conditions which no longer allow certain associations to promote their services and thus respect their corporate purpose. Furthermore, the level of participation in the service, calculated on a kilometric basis, does not take into account the reality of the mobilization of volunteers for extremely short distances, including when the average participation is generally below the amount provided for by the decree. Also, she would like to know the Government's intentions to remedy this and allow the continuity of the activity of these associations essential for cohesion in the territories.
Question· Question écrite25826open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health regarding the integration of the disabled adult allowance within the scope of the universal income. This income is a support system for people with low resources with a view to encouraging them to find a job or an activity, while the allowance for disabled adults, also known by its acronym AAH, is financial assistance allowing to ensure a minimum income for people with disabilities. If strong links exist between certain services that can easily co-exist within the same allowance, assistance for people with disabilities is a very distinct issue requiring special treatment and attention. Also, it appears prudent to ensure that significant guarantees are provided so that, AAH beneficiaries receive it without conditions of return to employment and without additional administrative complications. She would therefore like to know the Government's intentions to preserve the status of beneficiaries of the disabled adult allowance.
Question· Question écrite24075open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the consequences of removing the possibility of accessing the zero-interest loan for buyers of new housing in peri-urban (B2) and rural (C) areas. In addition to the reduction in the feeling of territorial cohesion and national solidarity in these areas, the risk of dissuading settlement projects in these regions is significant. There The consequence would also be a threat to the activity of construction companies. She would like to know what the Government intends to put in place to ensure the maintenance of economic activity in these territories, as well as preserve and increase their attractiveness.
Question· Question écrite24053open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the importance of informing women of their fertility level. Indeed, the question of fertility could be addressed during the single breast and cervical cancer prevention consultation (fully reimbursed by social security). At the time of the vote on the bill on bioethics and the “PMA for all”, it is It is also important to look at pathologies such as ovarian disorders and other morphological abnormalities that could hinder a pregnancy plan and could be among the elements of the good health assessment of young women. Often detectable from a very young age, these dispositions are regularly the cause of infertility in women and cause difficulties when the plan to conceive a child arises. However, certain situations could be anticipated and this would allow women to make arrangements to carry out their maternity plans for those who wish to do so. She would therefore like to know the Government's intentions to encourage optimal awareness of the fertility condition of women and consistency with their plans.
Question· Question écrite18037open
France · National Assembly · 8 September 2026
Ministry of National Education
Question· Question écrite12026open
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Ms. Sophie Errante questions the Minister of the Interior about the concerns expressed by many citizens of Loire-Atlantique regarding the real effectiveness of the legislation relating to illegal occupation of housing. If the “Kasbarian-Bergé” law, promulgated on July 27, 2023, strengthened the legislative system applicable to squats, many believe that owners do not always benefit from sufficient protection. In Indeed, several recent cases, widely reported by the press, show that owners, sometimes modest, are still struggling to recover their housing within a reasonable time, despite the proven illegal nature of the occupation. The procedures remain long, complex and unequal depending on the department. Furthermore, these difficulties are amplified when the squatter has entered the accommodation legally, via the platforms of online rental for example. However, we cannot ignore the fact that, as several associations point out, the law does not respond, as effectively as it should, to situations of extreme precariousness pushing certain individuals to illegally occupy vacant housing. In the interest of a better balance between protection of property rights and social treatment of emergency situations, the MP wishes know the measures that the Government intends to take to improve both the protection of owners and the management of vulnerable situations which can lead to these illicit occupations. Furthermore, she wishes to know what measures it intends to take to guarantee uniform application of the law throughout the territory. As for the speed of execution of decisions, it is not a question here of adding a additional reform but to improve the coherence in the process between the prefectures, the police services and the justice system, in particular by reducing the number of administrative validations and by having a more restrictive dimension in the deadlines for execution of decisions, in order not to inflict a double penalty on owners who already undergo a restrictive initial procedure to assert their rights but who, in addition, find themselves destitute, with a strong feeling of injustice, when the decision is not implemented. In addition, she would like to know if systematic support for victim owners (access to information, simplification of procedures, support in the event of delay or administrative blockage), could be considered in order to reassure owners and reduce the uncertainty, financial and psychological impact that a squat represents. Finally, she would like to know if the Government has an updated national census relating to illegal occupations (number of squats, eviction requests, evictions carried out, average time for restitution of housing).
Question· Question écrite9643answered
France · National Assembly · 9 September 2025
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, to the problem of access to Repatha (evolocumab), from the American laboratory Amgen. For several weeks, many patients and healthcare professionals have reported increasing difficulties in obtaining this medication in pharmacies, thus compromising continuity. care and exposing patients to increased risks of serious cardiovascular events. The ANSM has in fact been reporting supply tensions since March 2025, with no normal delivery date to date. This major and innovative hypocholesterolemic drug is prescribed in particular to patients at high cardiovascular risk who cannot achieve their LDL-cholesterol goals with traditional treatments, in order to lower their cholesterol levels. Without treatment, the risks for these patients of having another heart attack are very real, especially since there are, at present, no alternatives on the market to this one. As a reminder, cardiovascular diseases and their complications are the second cause of death in France with, each year, 140,000 deaths in France and 1.2 million hospitalizations among adults. The difficulties access, or even shortage, of Repatha therefore gives rise to serious concern among health professionals and the patients concerned. This also raises legitimate questions about the capacity of the health system to guarantee access to innovative and essential treatments as well as the mechanisms for anticipating and managing shortages in the supply of essential medicines. Consequently, she wishes to know the measures that the Government intends to take in order to quickly resolve this shortage and restore the normal supply of Repatha throughout the territory, to strengthen transparency on the causes of this rupture, particularly with regard to the responsibilities of each person and to prevent the recurrence of such situations for critical treatments by implementing a more robust chain security policy supply.
Question· Question écrite4025answered
France · National Assembly · 11 February 2025
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for work and employment, to the difficulties encountered by childminders in the event of non-payment of their salary. Currently, employer parents receive the young child care benefit (PAJE), an aid defined in article L. 511-1 of the social security code as a family benefit. However, according to article L. 533-4 of the same code, these benefits cannot be seized, except in the event of proven fraud or false declaration by the beneficiary. Thus, when a childminder is not paid and initiates legal proceedings, the sums allocated by the State for childcare cannot be used to settle the salary debt. This situation can place childminders in alarming precariousness. Even when the industrial tribunal rules in their favor, bailiffs find themselves unable to execute court decisions, leaving these professionals without recourse. In addition to not receiving their dues, they have to pay high legal costs and are often deprived of their end-of-contract documents necessary to qualify for unemployment benefits. Of with many childminders ending up giving up their job in the face of these unpaid debts, representative, union and associative organizations have ruled in favor of the creation of a national salary guarantee fund, but it seems that today no concrete measures have yet been taken to remedy this injustice. She therefore asks him what actions the Government is considering to respond to this problem.
Question· Question écrite3996answered
France · National Assembly · 11 February 2025
Ms. Sophie Errante alerts the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, about the worrying situation of guardianship associations. The inter-federation of legal protection of adults (IF-PJM), bringing together the national federation of guardianship associations (FNAT), the national union of family associations (Unaf) and the national union of associations of parents of maladjusted children (Unapei), warns of the jeopardy of the legal protection of more than 450,000 vulnerable people due to the State's non-compliance with its financial commitment concerning the Ségur bonus. Indeed, by the decree of June 26, 2024, the government recorded the granting of this bonus to the professionals concerned, with a commitment to financing by the State. However, tutelary services and associations have had to move forward these revaluations, resulting in an additional cost of 32 million euros in 2024 and this amount has still not been covered. For 2025, the total sum should reach 64 million euros. Although this measure has been validated by the State, no funding has been provided for in the 2025 finance bill. Worse still, the Government has even rejected the senatorial amendment aimed at integrating these credits into action 16 of the program. 304 (“Social inclusion and protection of people”). Faced with this situation which directly weakens the support of protected people and endangers the financial balance of guardianship associations, she would like to know what immediate measures the Government is planning to guarantee the financing of the 64 million euros due in 2024 and 2025.
Question· Question écrite1326answered
France · National Assembly · 22 October 2024
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Access to Care to the unfair conditions encountered by support service agents of medical-social establishments, in particular those of the EPISEAH and ESTHI structures. Indeed, support service agents working in the non-profit associative sector benefited from the granting of the additional index treatment (CTI) in July 2024, with a retroactive effect from January 1, 2024. However, there remains a significant exception: around 3,000 support service agents attached to the hospital public service at the national level still do not have access to this supplement. These agents express their incomprehension regarding this disparity in treatment within the same public service. The situation seems all the more unacceptable to them as they occupy jobs located in lowest levels of the index scales and that they carry out the same functions as their colleagues in the voluntary sector, who benefit from the CTI. This inequality creates a feeling of frustration and marginalization among the agents concerned, who believe they deserve the same treatment for the same tasks. She therefore questions her about the measures she intends to take to restore fairness and grant these agents the additional index treatment, in the same way as their colleagues in the voluntary sector and other branches of the hospital public service.
Question· Question écrite1311answered
France · National Assembly · 22 October 2024
Mrs. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industry to the difficulties of access to the energy check for the most modest households, aggravated by the end of the automation of the system from 2025. The abolition of the housing tax led to an overhaul of the allocation system, making obtaining the check conditional on registration on a digital platform. However, only 3% of new potential beneficiaries in 2024 actually obtained their check, due to the complexity of the procedure and the lack of communication. In addition, the new campaign plans to make it compulsory to enter the PDL number and tax number, which risks excluding a large number of vulnerable households from the system. Given the increase in the cost of energy and forecast increases in taxes, it is imperative to increase the amount of the energy check and simplify access for eligible households. She asks him if the Government plans to return to an automatic allocation based on the reference tax income, in order to protect the 5.6 million households concerned from growing energy poverty.
Question· Question écrite8307open
France · National Assembly · 23 May 2023
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Prevention to article 44 of the LFSS 2022, the objective of which is to restructure by “bringing together/merging” the existing services such as SAAD, SSIAD, SPACAD, to form a single category of “home autonomy services”. If the structures approve the spirit of this project, which should allow greater efficiency and coherence of interventions to home, for the benefit of dependent people, confusion is brought about by the note published by the DGCS on February 1, 2022. While it is desired “a single category of home autonomy services” (page 1), it is described on page 2 “two categories of home autonomy services: services providing help and care and services providing only help”. Thus, current SAAD assistance services would automatically be autonomy service, with the need for agreement if they want to provide “care” support. This name would therefore designate two entities that cannot provide the same service to the population, which goes against the clarity expected by each. The current landscape, in full swing with the creation of DRAD, DIVADOM, CRT, generates a certain confusion among citizens and professionals. A simplification of routes is essential and must rely on the expertise of existing services, providing them with the financial means to develop coordination. In certain territories, the SAAD and SSIAD have been working for several years in a spirit of positive and facilitating partnership. They communicate and coordinate naturally, focusing on the needs of the people they support. If the partners welcome the desire to strengthen this coordination, they believe that the proposed lever is unsuitable for them. The announcement of this reform raises concerns about the consequences of its implementation and in particular about the resulting obligation to merge and absorb other services. Indeed, the injunction to create new legal entities will necessarily: destructure existing partnerships and committed projects: competition between services, which will associate with whom and under what status? What governance? ; create confusion among users and their families who appreciate the ease of current procedures, the proximity of services and small establishments; generate concern among caregivers who work and thrive professionally in these small structures. Field workers know the needs of their territory. They are convinced of the value of partnerships and need the confidence of the Minister to pursue their projects to support dependent people. The creation of a single legal entity with an integrated offer of aid and care cannot be a response that can be transposed to the entire national territory: it is essential to take into account the specificities, strengths or levers of each person. This reform can bring real added value in supporting dependent people at home if it allows field actors to pursue a territorial project, with a coordination envelope managed by the central and neutral actor of this support, before questioning the relevance of a new legal model. The MP therefore calls on the Government on the following points: is this reform intended to propose citizens a harmonized offer in the territory? Can stakeholders count on the support of the Government to continue their partnership actions in favor of local and quality support, beyond an approach to creating a legal entity? What articulation and visibility can field workers and users have in the face of the multitude of systems created in recent months? What will be the terms of payment of the coordination grant? Can a CLIC, a central entity for the coordination of services and stakeholders, keep its central place and possibly be the bearer of this coordination grant? She would like to have details on these subjects.
Question· Question écrite3136answered
France · National Assembly · 15 November 2022
Ms. Sophie Errante questions the Minister of Labor, Full Employment and Integration on the impossibility for retirees to tax deduct contributions for supplementary health insurance. In fact, these contributions, when paid by employees, are deductible from income taxes. Retirees are, it seems, currently not included in this provision. As contributions increase with age, this can be detrimental for employees reaching retirement age, with a real loss of purchasing power. She would like to know whether the Government is considering aligning the tax situation of employees and retirees on this subject (relaunch of Valérie Oppelt's QE, no. 43440).
Question· Question écrite27423open
France · National Assembly · 2 October 2020
Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, responsible for transport, to the provisions envisaged to allow associations offering socially useful transport services in rural areas to continue their activities. Decree No. 2019-850 of August 20, 2019, resulting from the Grandguillaume law of December 29, 2016, sets the conditions of use of these services by retaining two criteria established so as not to compete with taxis. The first is that the beneficiary resides in an urban unit of fewer than 12,000 people; the second is that he benefits from one of the social minimums from a non-exhaustive list, or that he has monthly resources less than or equal to the ceiling fixed in application of this article, i.e. 746 euros for a single person and 1,119 euros for a couple. If the need to meet only one of these criteria to benefit from a socially useful transport service is intended to be inclusive, it is nonetheless insufficient. The amounts retained do not seem to be consistent with the realities experienced by residents of rural and peri-urban areas who use these services. It is noted that many of the trips made by these associations are carried out by volunteers and at a very low cost for the beneficiaries. This makes it possible to address a certain number of shortcomings, such as the isolation of rural or peri-urban areas which have relatively few means of transport. These associations also contribute to supporting vulnerable people. Also, the restriction of the right of circulation within the beneficiary's urban unit alone or to the nearest multimodal exchange hub represents a barrier for these useful and social service providers, a share of which, equivalent to almost half of the trips over the year, accompanies beneficiaries to hospitals, including outside the immediate care areas. She would therefore like to know the Government's intentions, in order to allow 1901 law type associations to continue their social utility transport services. lasting way.