Records
5 records where Danièle Hérin is listed as a sponsor, author, or other actor. Search with topics and years
Question· Question écrite43252answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Danièle Hérin questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the reimbursement of preventive treatments for severe migraine. Migraine, a neurological disease affecting several million French people, is sometimes very debilitating for patients, both in their personal and professional lives. In addition, some patients prone to migraine experience therapeutic failure with basic treatments. Very recently, new treatments have appeared in France: anti-CGRP, or monoclonal antibodies targeting CGRP, which are a new class of drugs based on one of the mechanisms of migraine. They allow many patients to return to normal life. To date, these new anti-CGRP treatments are very expensive for patients and are not reimbursed by social security. For the most modest households, pay of the price of his anti-CGRP treatment proves to be a financial burden difficult to bear. Therefore, she would like to know if it could be considered to change the reimbursement system for these anti-CGRP treatments, so that they can be more accessible to patients suffering from severe migraine.
Question· Question écrite40920open
France · National Assembly · 8 July 2021
Ms. Danièle Hérin draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of Labor, Employment and Integration, responsible for pensions and health at work, to the recovery of the solidarity allowance for the elderly (ASPA). She would first like to remind you that the ASPA is a monthly benefit granted to retirees with low resources in order to provide them with additional income. By Consequently, all applicants must meet a means test criterion. To this end, he must complete a questionnaire on which he must indicate in particular the real estate he owns and their value. It should be noted that the taking into account for the calculation of the right to the ASPA of a real estate property is carried out exclusively in the form of a fictitious annual income as a percentage of the market value of the property. The value of the property The award and amount of the ASPA and a possible mortgage will therefore depend. The sums paid under the ASPA are in fact recovered upon the death of the beneficiary from his estate, only if the net estate assets are at least equal to the recovery threshold, which is 39,000 euros according to the conditions provided for in article 2428 of the civil code. When real estate (located in France or abroad) exists, it will necessarily part of the recovery base, even though the real security regime (mortgage), guaranteeing reimbursement, depends on the location of the property. If the reimbursement of the ASPA at the time of inheritance is therefore carried out regardless of the geographical location of the assets of the deceased beneficiary, it would nevertheless seem that for assets located abroad, the debtor organization cannot in most cases neither take out a mortgage upon allocation or during the service of the allowance or upon the death of the beneficiary, nor implement recovery procedures on these assets located abroad. This situation would therefore give rise to significant inequality of treatment during reimbursement of the ASPA depending on whether the deceased beneficiary owned property in France or abroad. She would like to know what action the Government is taking to resolve this situation.
Question· Question écrite42266open
France · National Assembly · 10 February 2021
Mrs. Danièle Hérin draws the attention of Mr. Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the situation of divorced people before Law No. 2000-596 of June 30, 2000 relating to compensatory benefits in matters of divorce, ordered to pay their ex-wife or ex-husband a life annuity with additional benefits or alimony for life. This law turns out to be particularly unfavorable. Certainly, since the entry into force of Law No. 2004-439 of May 26, 2004 relating to divorce, people who divorced before the year 2000 have the possibility of requesting a review or cancellation of this annuity and the law has relaxed the conditions under which compensatory benefits paid in the form of an annuity can be revised. Certainly, the law of February 16, 2015 relating to the modernization and simplification of law and procedures in the areas of justice and internal affairs clarified that the duration of the payment of the pension and the amount of sums already paid were also taken into account when requesting a review of this pension. However, there is a low number of requests, with the poorest debt holders not daring to request this review due to lack of financial means. Now aged 70 to 80, they sometimes have difficulty taking on this responsibility. They have already paid in average 200,000 euros. This is four times more than the amounts granted since the divorce reform in 2004. The system resulting from the aforementioned successive laws thus appears unbalanced. There is another problem; thus, if the debtor spouses (or wives) die before their ex-husband or ex-wife, this burden then falls on their second wife and their children. In fact, the compensatory benefit fixed in the form of an annuity is automatically converted into capital on the date of death. The debtors therefore live in fear of leaving their heirs, widows and children in a catastrophic situation. She asks him, on this question of the transferability of the compensatory benefit to the heirs of the debtor upon his death, whether the elimination of this debt upon the death of the debtor could be considered.
Question· Question écrite39240answered
France · National Assembly · 5 January 2021
Ms. Danièle Hérin draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, responsible for small and medium-sized businesses, to the concern of wedding organizers in the face of the numerous cancellations and postponements of weddings that they are experiencing for the month of June 2021. She recalls that, after an extremely difficult year 2020 and the start of 2021 for the sector due to the covid-19 epidemic and successive confinements, wedding organizers are now ready to resume their activity in strict compliance with barrier gestures, gauges and protocols following the deconfinement schedule put in place by the State. However, wedding organizers are warning of wedding cancellations and postponements due to the presence of the curfew which slows down the bride and groom. Indeed, the curfew at 9 p.m. from May 19, 2021 then at 11 p.m. from June 9 effectively cancels a large number of weddings. These cancellations endanger the survival of event professionals with a significant loss of turnover. She would therefore like to know if any arrangements and provisions specific to marriages are envisaged.
Question· Question écrite18713open
France · National Assembly · 3 September 2019
Ms. Danièle Hérin draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the situation of childminders, both in terms of securing their professional income and their status. The proposed reform of unemployment insurance and in particular the accumulation of employment and unemployment raises serious concerns. The system of assistance for returning to work constitutes essential financial support to limit the precariousness of childminders. This issue is all the greater in a rural department like Aude where there are fewer nursery places and where the transition between two contracts is less rapid, often between 6 months and a year. Paying childminders can also be problematic for parents with low incomes who only pay them after receiving state reimbursement. Evolution towards a system Individualized payment depending on the parents' situation is desired. To meet the general objective of encouraging a return to employment, childminders are sensitive to increased financial support from the State for parents who are working or actively seeking employment. Childminders demonstrate a lack of recognition of their profession and demand a more protective status. Concerning their career, medical follow-up currently consists of a visit every 5 years to their attending physician, but in the exercise of an early childhood profession, compulsory and therefore reinforced professional medical follow-up is required. In terms of training, they benefit from initial training of 120 compulsory hours and additional training is often offered on Saturdays. Creating a training account and the organization of a replacement center at the local level could facilitate their training opportunities. Concerning the exercise of their missions, administrative burdens are highlighted with the constant evolution of the standards of equipment intended for children as well as in matters of health. A clear definition of legal liability issues must make their professional practices on access to health record, taking medication and compulsory vaccination in the context of the law requiring 11 vaccines. Childminders carry out crucial missions beyond childcare such as awareness, learning to be independent, cleanliness, socialization and preparation for entry to school. They are in favor of reinforced control in the issuance of approvals. Childminders offer a professional service complementary to crèches through atypical hours, welcoming sick children or even those with specific disabilities. Thus, in order to prevent early childhood deserts in rural areas, she wishes to know the measures envisaged by the Government to take into account the specificities of this profession.