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Question· Question écrite45030open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, responsible for housing, to the possible exemptions from local urban planning plans in terms of energy renovation of existing buildings. Article L. 152-5-2 of the town planning code created by the law of August 22, 2021 on the fight against climate change and strengthening resilience to its effects provides for the possibility for a mayor to deviate from the rules of local town planning plans relating to height for constructions demonstrating environmental exemplarity according to conditions set by decree. The MP would like to know whether this article applies to the energy renovation of existing buildings, which have proven to represent a determining environmental issue. More specifically, she would like to know if the insulation techniques from the outside of the roof (insulation by sarking) meet the requirement of “environmental exemplarity” in order to be subject to an exemption from local town planning plans. This device, which involves the plating of an insulating material on a wooden board, requires reaching a height that is often higher than that provided for in the local town planning plan. However, insulation by sarking is in in many cases the only possible way to combat energy loss through roofs. She asks the Minister to know the date of publication of this decree which will make it possible to remove the obstacles encountered by many citizens who are currently refused exemption from the local urban planning plan in the absence of textual details.
Question· Question écrite44454open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of Solidarity and Health, responsible for children and families, to the protection of the personal data of childminders. Indeed, the family allowance fund (CAF) requires them to transmit their personal contact details including their mobile phone number in order to make it accessible on the site “monenfant.fr (http://monenfant.fr/)”. THE The fact that this personal data is freely accessible raises certain questions linked in particular to the canvassing faced by the profession. Indeed, in a context where aggressive canvassing linked in particular to personal training accounts affects all French people, childminders are particularly confronted with it due to the free access to this data. Therefore, this free access allows marketers to contact them frequently and without their consent. She therefore wishes to know what initiatives the Government intends to put in place to better protect the personal data of this profession. For example, it would be relevant to limit access to the data of childminders by only allowing parents wishing to have their child looked after to access this data by means of prior registration on the website. She asks him for his opinion on this question.
Question· Question écrite44404open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the public policies put in place by the Government to fight against viral hepatitis B and C. In fact, viral hepatitis B and C are responsible for 1.1 million deaths per year worldwide, or one person every 30 seconds. In France, more than 80,000 people are infected with hepatitis C without even knowing it. However, she has serious long-term consequences that can lead to cancer or cirrhosis of the liver. Since 2017, the Government has had the ambition to eliminate the hepatitis C virus by 2025 through compulsory vaccination, the strengthening of local screening using rapid diagnostic orientation tests (TROD) and the strengthening of preventive actions to reach priority populations far from the health system (publics most most affected by these infections). At the local level, university hospitals are mobilized, including that of Bordeaux and the collective of experts Bordeaux metropolis without viral hepatitis is increasing awareness-raising actions in the metropolis. To go further in the fight against viral hepatitis and meet the objectives set, the reimbursement of hepatitis B screening and the reimbursement of its vaccine, which are currently only reimbursed at 65%, would allow a wider audience to have access to it. Therefore, she wishes to question him on the advisability of having the screening and the vaccine fully reimbursed by social security as well as on any other action taken to definitively eradicate viral hepatitis.
Question· Question écrite44386open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Labor, Employment and Integration on the present and future situation of the Agency for Adult Vocational Training (AFPA). The last public establishment of an industrial and commercial nature (EPIC) in France to be created, the AFPA is an essential player in supporting the activity of people far from employment. However, today its future is uncertain. In fact, five years after its creation, although neither the budget nor the missions entrusted to AFPA have evolved, the landscape of professional training and integration has been considerably transformed. Therefore, the public service missions defined in its objective and performance contract (COP) are no longer adapted to the reality of the missions carried out on a daily basis and to the new populations supported, in particular young people. Likewise, orders constitutive of the creation of the EPIC date from 2016 and are in fact no longer up to date with the real and current missions of the AFPA, in particular in terms of inclusion. She therefore wishes to know to what extent the COP and the EPIC orders could be revised in order to precisely redefine the public service missions entrusted to it and the sums allocated to carry them out.
Question· Question écrite42015open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Secretary of State to the Minister of Solidarity and Health, responsible for children and families, on the effectiveness of the measures implemented by the decree of October 23, 2018 reforming the compulsory training of childminders. This reform was made necessary to strengthen the training of childminders, from a qualitative but also quantitative point of view, particularly before the reception of the first child. To do this, the training of these professionals is organized around three sequences, relating to the fundamental needs of children on the one hand; to the specificities of the job of childminder on the other hand; and finally the role of the childminder and their positioning in young child care systems. However, these modules do not seem to sufficiently inform childminders about the extent of their rights, particularly within the framework of their employment contract with their parent employers, even though their legal status is very complex to assimilate. Also, the explanation of the regulatory provisions relating to the content of their training regularly differs according to the interpretations of the different interlocutors, whether they are maternal child protection services (PMI), departmental councils, relays childminders, DIRECCTE or even Pajemploi. Furthermore, the decree of October 23, 2018 modified the system of training exemptions in that the president of the department council may, after seeking the prior opinion of a doctor responsible for the departmental PMI service, grant partial training exemptions in consideration of the training or experience acquired by professionals with children. However, many requests for training exemptions are in vain due to the impossibility for certain doctors in the departmental PMI service to process them and thus transmit them to the president of the departmental council. Thus, she would like to know her recommendations for improving the information of childminders on their rights, to reinforce the homogeneity of the interpretations of the provisions regulations relating to training content as well as to guarantee the availability of PMI doctors for the purposes of studying and transmitting requests for training exemptions to the presidents of the departmental councils.
Question· Question écrite39704open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the method of calculating the allowance for disabled adults. When the beneficiary of the allowance for disabled adults declares having worked, the amount of his allowance is calculated on the basis of the resources received two years earlier. Consequently, by not taking into account the resources received by the twelve In recent months, this method of calculation does not make it possible to take into consideration the income received in real time by beneficiaries, which can penalize some of them when their previous situation no longer corresponds to their current situation. Therefore, the MP would like to question the Secretary of State on the advisability of changing the method of calculating the allowance for disabled adults by taking into consideration the income received in real time when the beneficiary declares having worked. In this sense, an example could be taken of the method of calculating personalized housing assistance which was reformed from January 1, 2021 by taking into account the resources of the last twelve months and no longer those received two years earlier. She wants to know his opinion on the subject.
Question· Question écrite32993open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre 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 declaration of resources necessary for the payment of survivor's pensions. Since the procedures were previously entirely manual, widows and widowers had to create a paper file for each pension plan to which their spouse was affiliated. From now on, the site info.retraite.fr gives them direct and simplified access to a one-stop shop to make an online request. However, policyholders applying for a survivor's pension are aged on average 79 years (study by the National Old Age Insurance Fund, 2019), and many of them do not have internet access at home. In fact, this concerns 53% of those over 75 (INSEE 2019). At the same time, the declaration of paper resources has been maintained and remains a complex and sometimes obscure document for certain elderly people, who are then led to make errors in their declarations of resources. Therefore, she would like to know if the Government intends to simplify the declaration of resources form, so that the survivor's pension is easily accessible to all insured persons who request it.
Question· Question écrite2345open
France · National Assembly
Mrs Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the reform of the social system for the self-employed (RSI). The abolition of the RSI is eagerly awaited by the self-employed, due to the dysfunctions experienced by this regime, dysfunctions born during the transition to the URSSAF for collections in 2008. In fact, the self-employed have fluctuating income, and the URSSAF computer system was then unsuitable for this. characteristic. As a result, many files were overwritten and even today RSI employees are doing their best to recover from this situation, some are still covering files by hand. In order not to repeat the errors made and to ensure the smooth running of this reform, she wishes to question the Minister on the processes implemented to secure the implementation within the set deadlines. provision of an adequate IT tool. More broadly, she wishes to question him about the choices made and the financial resources deployed for the IT management software of our institutions.
Question· Question écrite22862answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, to the revision of the residence allowance zones and more particularly to the case of Bordeaux. Decree No. 85-1148 of October 24, 1985 relating to the remuneration of civil service personnel provides that the remuneration of a public agent includes in particular a residence allowance, the amount of which varies according to their municipality of assignment. The amount of compensation to which a public official is entitled is calculated by applying to the gross salary a variable rate depending on the territorial zone in which the municipality where he exercises his functions is classified. To date, there has been no revision of the territorial areas covered by this compensation since the civil service update circular of March 12, 2001. Since 2001, Bordeaux has experienced a sharp increase property prices, particularly in recent years, i.e. a 25% increase in property prices in five years according to local observatories. However, the zoning has not been reviewed. Indeed, the Gironde department is today in zone 3 (0% residence allowance) and Bordeaux does not appear in the list of cities targeted by the modification of the 2001 circular. Designed in 1919 as a salary correction taking into account the cost of living more or less high in the different localities of assignment, the spirit of this residence allowance today seems misguided if its application is not accompanied by regular updating of these territorial zones. In order to preserve the usefulness of this compensation for civil servants and target the agents who have it, today, taking into account the attractiveness of the territories, the greatest need, it asks them in to what extent it envisages a review of the areas covered by the residence allowance.
Question· Question écrite42436open
France · National Assembly · 10 September 2021
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Secretary of State to the Ministers of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, and Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for the digital transition and electronic communications, on the access of elderly people to touchscreen digital tablets for seniors. The increasing digitalization of society exposes older people more to isolation. Gold according to a 2019 INSEE study, 53% of those aged 75 or over do not have access to the internet and 90% of them have difficulty using IT tools. To remedy this situation of digital exclusion of elderly people, the La Poste company and the Eure department are offering touchscreen tablets specially designed for seniors to facilitate their digital access. These tablets called “Ardoiz” and “Home Maintenance Pack” benefit from the senior label and guarantee their users IT assistance when they encounter technical problems using their digital tablet. Furthermore, many elderly people find it difficult to travel to a Maison France service, even though it is less than thirty minutes from their home, and are therefore unable to benefit from the help of a agent in carrying out their administrative procedures. Also, it would seem appropriate to integrate a France services application on touchscreen tablets adapted to elderly people, so that they can carry out their administrative procedures in a simplified manner while remaining at home independently. Thus, she wishes to question him on the advisability of setting up financial assistance for the purchase of a digital tablet specially designed for seniors and on integrating a France services application adapted for elderly people into these touchscreen tablets; this aid, accompanied by an application for access to France services, would allow many elderly people to gain autonomy and escape a situation of digital exclusion.
Question· Question écrite38698open
France · National Assembly · 4 April 2021
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on equitable access for hospitalized patients to innovative health treatments. Indeed, according to the Institut Montaigne report “Innovative medicines: prevention for better cure” published in September 2019, new innovative medicines require very significant research and development costs and are accessible to few patients, which poses challenges. questions of budgetary sustainability as well as access to these treatments for all patients. Some of them can be reimbursed at 100% of the prescription of an innovative medical treatment, in accordance with the additional lists tested since 2018. However, the benefit of this coverage by health insurance is very heterogeneous depending on the budgetary decisions of each health establishment, which does not allow equitable access for patients to innovative medicines in the territories. Therefore, she would like to know the Minister's position on access to these innovative health devices, and to know if he is in favor of relaxing the criteria for including innovative medicines on the list in addition in order to avoid any risk of unequal treatment or loss of opportunities for patients.
Question· Question écrite38693open
France · National Assembly · 4 April 2021
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the access of hospitalized patients to innovative medicines. The social security financing law for 2004 established the “extra list”, which allows 100% coverage by health insurance of certain innovative medical specialties, in addition to hospitalization rates. However, based on a report from the Institut Montaigne “Innovative medicines: prevention for better cure” published in September 2019, access to these innovative therapeutic specialties experiences disparities depending on the budgetary capacities of health establishments, which does not make it possible to give patients the same chances of access to innovative treatments. An experiment on the financing of these new health organizations has been underway since April 2018, and in particular makes it possible to derogate from numerous common law financing rules applicable in health establishments. Thus, it wishes to know whether the above-mentioned experiment takes into account the disparities in access to innovative medicines and, if so, what solutions are envisaged to allow reimbursement of these medicines to the greatest number of people, regardless of the budgetary capacities specific to each health establishment.
Question· Question écrite5198open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the current organization of on-call duty for health professionals. As already pointed out in information report no. 2337 by Catherine Lemorton in 2015 on the organization of permanent care, we are seeing an erosion of volunteer guards on the national territory. The permanent care system is today undermined by a glaring lack of volunteers and more specifically in medically under-resourced areas. The current mode of organization of guards based on volunteers does not currently respond effectively to the objective of public health and permanence of care which must be obtained in the territory. It is appropriate to question the relevance of maintaining voluntary on-call duty for practicing doctors and the advisability of establishing permanent duty care within multidisciplinary health homes. She asks him what the Government's position is on this issue.
Question· Question écrite5115answered
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister for Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the terms of application of the bicycle mileage allowance. Since February 13, 2016, private sector companies have been able to cover all or part of the costs incurred by the employee for traveling by bicycle or electrically assisted bicycle between their usual residence and their place of work, under the form of a “bike mileage allowance” (IK bike). For public sector employees, the system is only applicable on an experimental basis until August 31, 2018 to agents of the ministries in charge of sustainable development and housing, and public establishments reporting to them. Faced with the demands of many agents for uniform access in the public service to this allowance and to widely ensure the promotion of this device with strong ecological virtues, the question concerns the possibility of extending this compensation, even on an experimental basis to all public sector agents. She asks him his position on the matter.
Question· Question écrite5106answered
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions, at the request of Family Planning, the Secretary of State, to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men, on the provisions relating to information and marriage and family counseling establishments (EICCF). These establishments are awaiting the release of the new decree aimed at updating the nature of their missions and their operating conditions, the old one dating from 1993. The draft decree lists the missions that these centers must provide: reception and listening to women's rights and sexuality issues, including abortion; contraception and issues related to sexual orientation; access to rights and non-judgmental information in matters of sexual health; prevention of gender-based and sexual violence, in the form of individual interventions and collective activities. This The project was submitted to the two ministries on which the EICCF depends: State Secretariat for Women's Rights and Equality, and Solidarity and Health. It must pass before the Council of State, but to date it has not yet been published. Thus, she questions him about the timetable for releasing this decree, the provisions of which are necessary for the progress of the action of the actors concerned.
Question· Question écrite5080answered
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of National Education about the methods of recruiting national education personnel. Many academies today face a glaring shortage of staff, particularly school teachers. Today, to fill this lack of teachers, national education uses contractual staff who are selected via a cover letter and curriculum vitae. But there exists another little-used recruitment route which is that of candidates for national education recruitment competitions, who are not successful but are registered on the waiting list. These candidates, trained by their preparation for the master 1 and 2 competition in ESPE, could constitute an interesting recruitment pool to compensate for this lack of teachers. For this reason the Bordeaux academy at the end of 2017 obtained the reopening of the list complementary in order to compensate for certain resignations as provided for in the provisions of Article 8 of Decree No. 90-680 of August 1, 1990. She questions the relevance of generalizing this recruitment route and thus recruiting as a priority for unfilled positions contract teachers from the complementary lists of national education recruitment competitions. She also asks him if this reflection could be carried out on all first and second level bodies of national education.
Question· Question écrite5072open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre draws the attention of the Minister of Labor at the request of the National Union of Intermediate Associations (UNAI) to the representativeness of this body in the National Committee for Integration through Economic Activity (CNIAE). Intermediary associations play an important role with job seekers since, in 2016, they supported 58,808 job seekers by offering them long-term support. The UNAI currently brings together 160 structures including 79 in New Aquitaine and 30,000 employees and is organized into seven regional delegations (thirteen regions). The UNAI today considers that it is not sufficiently represented within the various structures for integration through economic activity and in particular the National Center for Integration through Economic Activity, which deprives it of access to certain state funding. She asks him what the Government's position is on this issue.
Question· Question écrite5054open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Ms. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Territorial Cohesion at the request of Incité-Bordeaux regarding the application of law no. 2014-626 of June 18, 2014 relating to crafts, commerce and very small businesses known as the “Pinel law” which notably establishes a new right of pre-emption for the benefit of the tenant of commercial or artisanal premises. As it stands, the law provides for five exceptions to the right of pre-emption and in particular one of the exceptions to the application of the commercial pre-emption right provided for in the last paragraph of article L. 145-46-1 concern cases of “global transfer of a building including commercial premises”. There is a debate on the question of whether the sale of a building which includes only one and only commercial premises is or not subject to the legal preferential right of acquisition of the commercial lessee of article L. 145-46-1 of the code of commerce, or if this sale falls under one of the exceptions to this application, (paragraph 6 of this article), namely that of the global transfer of a building including commercial premises. Two ministerial responses were published in April 2016 and December 2016 on this subject (question AN No. 92592 from Ms. Frédérique Massat, OJ AN of April 12, 2016, p. 3106 and question AN No. 98594 from Mr. Didier Quentin, OJ AN of December 6, 2016, p. 10078) and provide response elements. They appear to exclude the tenant's right of pre-emption subject to contrary interpretation by the courts. Case law has not yet resolved the issue relating to the application of the exception in the case of transfer of a building comprising a single commercial premises. In practice these elements of response prove insufficient and notaries refuse to execute deeds without serving the right to pre-emption established for the benefit of the tenant in the cases set out above. These uncertainties are making many sales more complex today and creating new risks for potential buyers. She asks him if he can provide more details on this case of global transfer of a building comprising only one commercial premises.
Question· Question écrite5036open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Mrs. Catherine Fabre questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the modalities of the implementation of compulsory mutual insurance. To deal with the lack of supplementary health coverage for many employees, the 2013 employment security law provided for the establishment of compulsory supplementary health insurance for all companies from January 1, 2016, including for very small businesses. This development makes it possible to cover largely employees in the territory. However, this obligation poses problems when employees already have mutual insurance, taken outside of their company mutual insurance. This scenario can arise in particular when an individual is covered by that of their spouse; in blended families. This uniform application of the rule leads certain people to be covered twice, or even three times for some. children in stepfamilies. Currently this rule can, where applicable, have several perverse effects: for dental or optical costs, the possibility of calling on each of them does not push practitioners to lower their prices and moreover it unnecessarily reduces purchasing power in certain households. She asks him about the possibility of relaxing under certain conditions the obligation to join his mutual insurance company. business.