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Question· Question écrite9895answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the drug Alectinib from Roche laboratories. This received marketing authorization in 2017 and since then, many professionals, and especially their patients, have been waiting for its marketing. Indeed, Alectinib represents an alternative to other treatments whose side effects seriously harm physical integrity. and intellectual of the sick. We are therefore faced with an issue of public health but also of human dignity in medical treatments. There is therefore an urgent need for the Government to allow the marketing of this drug, which is also distributed in many European countries. It is clear that we are faced, unfortunately, with a financial challenge as with any marketing authorization for a new drug. But it would be inconceivable that the principle of universal reimbursement, through a perverse financial effect, delays or blocks patients' access to advances in scientific research. He would therefore like to know his intentions on this issue.
Question· Question écrite9874open
France · National Assembly
The Government is committed to full transparency regarding the progress of the projects which will make it possible to achieve the objectives set by the President of the Republic: guarantee by 2020 access to good broadband (at least 8 Mbit/s) everywhere in the territory and generalize quality mobile coverage by allowing all uses of 4G; and provide all territories with cutting-edge digital infrastructure by 2022 offering very high speed access (>30 Mbit/s). The number of very high-speed subscriptions is constantly increasing and stood at 7.5 million in June 2018, representing almost 26% of fixed subscriptions in France. 56% of premises are now eligible for very high speed broadband in France. The objective of the France Très Haut Débit Plan is to reach 100% by 2022. Nearly 11 million premises are eligible for optical fiber up to subscriber (FttH) at the end of the first quarter of 2018. There should be nearly 27 million people able to benefit from it in four years. The Government has accepted the commitment proposals from operators Orange and SFR concerning the FttH deployment by 2020 in the main cities. Nearly 13 million premises will benefit from a commercial fiber offer to the subscriber by 2020. Within the framework of article L.33-13 of the Postal and Electronic Communications Code (CPCE), the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (Arcep) will ensure compliance with these commitments at the national level and may sanction possible breaches. In addition, the Government has secured the envelope of 3.3 billion euros dedicated to the France Très Haut Débit Plan for the financing of public initiative networks supported by communities territorial. All the departments are engaged in ambitious projects which will bring very high speed to rural areas thanks to a technological mix composed of optical fiber to the subscriber, very high speed on the telephone network or very high speed via radio networks (terrestrial or satellite). In order to provide a connectivity solution to the 6% of households who will not benefit from a good broadband via wired networks in 2020, the Government is offering financial support to affected individuals of up to €150 for the installation of internet reception equipment via satellite or terrestrial wireless networks. The new “Territorial Digital Cohesion” window, endowed with 100 million euros, will directly support user equipment. As announced by the Prime Minister in Cahors on December 14, 2017, the window is being set up and will be operational from 2019. Private investors demonstrate a strong desire to invest in fiber optic networks, in addition to the public initiative, by requesting little or no public subsidy. Based on this observation, the State wants local authorities to be able to seize and secure new private investment opportunities, in order to to accelerate the coverage of their territory with optical fiber. Local authorities remain fully pilots and responsible for the digital development of their territory. Within the framework of article L.33-13 of the CPCE, private actors are invited to make binding commitments for optical fiber coverage up to the subscriber. The results of the AMEL will be known in the summer of 2018. Around thirty departments have hired reflections within the framework of these AMELs, which could allow the deployment of 1 to 2 million FttH lines on private resources, in good coordination with the public initiative networks supported by local authorities. As part of the France Très Haut Débit Plan, the State has already committed nearly 3.1 billion euros out of the 3.3 billion euros mobilized. Since January 1, 2018, more than 320 million euros have been were proposed for state support. Already nearly 242 million euros have been disbursed since 2013 in subsidies provided by the State to local authorities as part of the France Très Haut Débit Plan. In January 2018, the Government and operators reached a historic agreement aimed at widespread quality mobile coverage by 2020. For the first time, the Government is using the heritage of the State (mobile frequencies) as a lever for the benefit of digital development and not as a source of revenue. Thus, the Government has obtained a certain number of commitments from operators, in anticipation of the reallocation of mobile frequencies which expire between 2021 and 2024. This agreement provides in particular that each of the four operators deploy 5,000 new mobile infrastructures (antenna, pylon, or others) within the framework of the so-called “targeted coverage” system. Certain infrastructures could be shared. These sites will be identified by local project teams chaired by the department prefect and the president of the departmental council, made up of local elected officials, representatives of EPCIs (public intercommunal cooperation establishments), associations of local authorities, project leaders from the public initiative network and electricity unions, in order to identify each year between 600 and 800 priority sites to be covered by operators. The new France Mobile mission, led by Zacharia Alahyane within the Digital agency, will be responsible for piloting and implementing the “Targeted Coverage” system, liaising with local project teams who identify the sites to be covered. She will also be responsible for coordinating topics and provide technical and operational support to local project teams. The generalization of access to 4G is a central point of the agreement reached between operators and the State allowing nearly 10,000 new municipalities, or nearly a million French people, to benefit from 4G mobile coverage by 2020. Already more than 1,500 pylons have been upgraded to 4G between January and May 2018, or nearly 250 pylons on average per month.
Question· Question écrite6915open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola alerts the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion, of the closure of the post office of Saint-Pierre-D'Albigny, commune of Savoie. From September 11, 2016, the opening hours of the Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny post office will be changed. The service will no longer operate on Wednesdays and Saturdays. These measures will lead to less frequentation of the post office, which risks causing ultimately a decision to close. This closure strategy, which applies indiscriminately in suburban cantons, is all the more incomprehensible as it is not a post office located in a rural area. The municipality of Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny is also experiencing strong demographic development, this local service is essential to its population. He asks him what measures the Government intends take to avoid the closure of this post office and ensure a quality public service for all users.
Question· Question écrite6882open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the maintenance of subsidized contracts in accommodation establishments for dependent elderly people (EHPAD). A few years ago, EHPADs became heavily involved in the reception and training of these subsidized contracts to better support the elderly, but also to integrate people far from employment. These supported jobs meet needs real, they made it possible to compensate for the staff reinforcements not granted but essential, which makes the government's decision to reduce the number of subsidized contracts all the more inappropriate. In addition, it is clear that recruitment, whether of qualified or unqualified personnel, is increasingly complicated, whether for permanent positions or replacement jobs. The latest promotions from professional schools were not complete. This situation, which is added to the multiplication of work stoppages, questions the attractiveness of professions in our sector, particularly in terms of arduousness. Today, the Savoie department reports an average supervision ratio of 0.60/0.66 FTE per bed, which does not make it possible to support the elderly person in all the activities of daily life. Also, the situation requiring a response urgent, and the MP wishes to obtain a commitment, in view of the difficulties encountered by EHPADs, to see supported jobs maintained to a sufficient extent. He also asks her how she intends to seize the opportunity given to her through the reform of vocational training and apprenticeship to facilitate recruitment in this sector.
Question· Question écrite6702answered
France · National Assembly
M. Patrick Mignola attire l'attention de M. le secrétaire d'État, auprès du Premier ministre, chargé du numérique, sur la mise en œuvre de la simplification administrative. Afin d'améliorer le quotidien des concitoyens mais aussi la charge de travail du personnel des administrations publiques, il convient de permettre un accès le plus large et rapide possible à l'ensemble des documents administratifs dématérialisés par l'intermédiaire des outils numériques à disposition de tous aujourd'hui. La plateforme gérée par l'Agence nationale des titres sécurisés (ANTS) est un excellent début mais elle rencontre de nombreux dysfonctionnements pour la délivrance des cartes grises et permis de conduire depuis leurs récentes dématérialisations. Or de nombreuses administrations ne permettent pas encore un accès numérique à leurs documents ou un téléchargement des documents remplis accompagnés des pièces justificatives. Pour exemple, la MDPH de la Savoie doit attendre 2 ans avant une mise en service totale des documents dématérialisés, communs à l'ensemble des départements. Par ailleurs, elle continue d'être l'intermédiaire de l'Imprimerie nationale pour la réalisation des cartes de mobilité inclusion sans pouvoir, par exemple, télécharger la photo d'identité directement par le récipiendaire. Il souhaite donc connaître la position du Gouvernement sur la mise en œuvre d'un plan ambitieux d'accès à la dématérialisation de l'ensemble des titres et documents administratifs.
Question· Question écrite5999answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the VAT regimes applicable to real estate transactions involving the sale of plots of land extracted from built complexes. According to tax doctrine, VAT can only be calculated on the margin if the resold property is identical to the acquired property. It bases its position on article 268 of the general tax code (CGI) which provides that VAT can be calculated on the margin if it is established that the acquisition of the property by the transferor did not give rise to the right to deduction. However, the tax administration, in its comments on article 268 of the CGI, reserves the application of the VAT regime on the margin only to deliveries of buildings acquired and resold while keeping the same classification. It specifies that only building land that has been previously acquired is subject to margin VAT. as land not having the character of built buildings, or buildings completed more than five years ago having previously been acquired in the state of an already built building. It follows from this condition of identity that construction-sale operations, as well as sales of building land after demolition of the buildings built there, are excluded from taxation on the margin. Thus, in the event of a parcel division occurring between the initial acquisition and the transfer having resulted in a change of qualification, the taxation must be based on the total sale price. This situation is particularly damaging for small municipalities in France which are required to carry out comprehensive urbanization operations, often lacking in the private sector, and which must therefore repay VAT which they have not collected from buyers. This position nevertheless been reaffirmed on several occasions by the Government. However, the Grenoble administrative court, in its decision of November 14, 2016, ruled in favor of the taxpayer by noting in Article 268 of the CGI that “the application of VAT on the margin (...) is conditional on the sole fact that the acquisition by the transferor did not give rise to the right to deduct VAT; that contrary to what the administration maintains, it does not appear not of these provisions that the land resold as building land must necessarily have been acquired as land not having the character of a built building”. This decision should lead the tax administration to modify the terms of its doctrine. He therefore asks him if he intends to re-examine his position regarding the restrictive conditions defended by the tax administration until now.
Question· Question écrite5965answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the development of a medical investment project concerning low-cost dental centers. To avoid the mercantile drift of these low-cost dental centers, perfectly illustrated by the Dentexia scandal, the Minister invited the National Union of Health Insurance Funds (Uncam) to reopen conventional negotiations with dental surgeons. If Article L. 6323-1 of the order of January 12, 2018 relating to the conditions for the creation and operation of health centers has strengthened the financial control of these dental centers; professionals in the sector who did not participate in these negotiations deplore a purely accounting approach in the new management of these centers. He asks her what measures she intends to take to involve all parties stakeholders, and in particular the competent State services, in the construction of an investment project which will allow in a more controlled manner the care of vulnerable populations, too little considered in recent conventional negotiations.
Question· Question écrite5753open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the use of nanoparticles in everyday consumer products in France. The first alerts on the toxicity of nanoparticles date from the early 2000s, and the European regulation requiring the food industry to label nanomaterials, from 2011. Since January 1, 2013, manufacturers, importers and distributors of substances in nanoparticle state are required to declare them. However, more than 400,000 tonnes of nanomaterials were introduced into the most diverse products in 2016. Food, cosmetics, medicines, sports equipment, tires, construction, all sectors are concerned. Infinitely small, nanoparticles are worrying in more than one way, and particular vigilance is required. Their size favors their penetration into the body and crossing biological barriers. Their large contact surface with the outside and the reactivity which characterizes them increases their toxic potential. However, consumers do not have the means to avoid them, because although their presence on labels is legally obligatory for food products and cosmetics, it is rarely indicated. He asks him what measures he taken into account so that the obligation to mention the presence of nanoparticles in products offered to consumers is respected. And if it is planned, in the long term, to require authorizations prior to placing nanomaterials on the market.
Question· Question écrite5752open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the use of nanoparticles in everyday consumer products in France. The first alerts on the toxicity of nanoparticles date from the early 2000s, and the European regulation requiring the food industry to label nanomaterials, from 2011. Since January 1, 2013, manufacturers, importers and distributors of substances in nanoparticle state are required to declare them. However, more than 400,000 tonnes of nanomaterials were introduced into the most diverse products in 2016. Food, cosmetics, medicines, sports equipment, tires, construction, all sectors are concerned. Infinitely small, nanoparticles are worrying in more than one way, and particular vigilance is required. Their size favors their penetration into the body and crossing biological barriers. Their large contact surface with the outside and the reactivity which characterizes them increases their toxic potential. However, consumers do not have the means to avoid them, because although their presence on labels is legally obligatory for food products and cosmetics, it is rarely indicated. He asks her what measures she intends to take so that complied with the obligation to mention the presence of nanoparticles in products offered to consumers. And if it is planned, in the long term, to require authorizations prior to placing nanomaterials on the market.
Question· Question écrite4677open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the question of transfers of detainees carried out by the internal security forces. The reform carried out in 2010 was intended to make it possible to entrust to the prison administration the extractions of prisoners previously carried out by the gendarmerie or the national police. However, the circular of September 28, 2017 from the Ministry of Justice relating to the organization of the resumption of judicial extraction missions has reorganized this transfer of missions, since it is planned that 18 remand centers will be subject to an “exception”. Concerning the Chambéry remand center, the national police will have to continue to ensure local judicial extractions to the Chambéry courthouse or that of Albertville. If such a system should make it possible to promote judicial activity, it is by nature extremely time-consuming for the police and gendarmes responsible for managing these transfers. Also, he asks him what criteria prevailed in the choice of these 18 remand centers - the situation of Chambéry being particular due to its size and the large urban area covered by its remand center (Chambéry, Aix-les-Bains and Albertville), and asks him about the measures that the Government intends to take to relieve the internal security forces affected by this circular.
Question· Question écrite3173open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister, to the Minister of State, Minister for Ecological and Inclusive Transition, responsible for transport, to the shortcomings in securing level crossings on the rail network. On October 21, 2017 in the town of Cognin in Savoie, a child was saved at the last minute by a motorist while he was stuck on the rails, shortly before a train passed. If we can We are delighted with such an outcome, and despite the efforts made by the government in recent years, all level crossings are not yet equipped to prevent fatal accidents as much as possible. The government plan to strengthen the safety of road users at level crossings established in 2008 provides for the treatment by removal or improvement of level crossings classified as “concerning” within a period of ten years. Indeed, the replacement operation with an uneven structure, the cost of which fluctuates between 5 million euros and 20 million euros per unit, is financed by the State and RFF to the tune of 50%, which requires local authorities to provide equivalent financing. He thanks her for the details she can provide on the evolution of the action plan for securing level crossings, particularly concerning the aspect financial, in order to allow the removal of level crossings within the deadlines set by this plan.
Question· Question écrite3126open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the necessary overhaul of the oral care system. The arbitration settlement of March 31, 2017 provides for a four-year cap on fees of 80% of prosthetic therapies, against an increase in the value of some conservative treatments, which is derisory in view of the economic reality of dental practice and the health needs of the population. Since then, the Government has announced the postponement of the application of the pricing terms of the arbitration settlement and has convened new conventional negotiations. This decision is included in article 44 of the PLFSS 2018, which postpones the entry into force of the said arbitration regulations until 2019. However, the current conventional negotiations are part of a framework that professionals in the sector consider obsolete and unsuitable for the needs of health of the French. They are calling for the establishment of a moratorium allowing the opening of in-depth reflection involving all stakeholders around the overhaul of the oral care system. He asks him what the Government's intentions are on this subject.
Question· Question écrite1956open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food to the concerns of breeders in Savoie regarding the increase in wolf attacks on herds. Savoie is the second department most affected by predation in terms of number of attacks and number of victims. Since May 2017, 112 attacks have been recorded in Savoie according to the latest figures provided by the departmental directorate of territories. Since traditional protection or defense systems do not make it possible to reduce attacks, breeders are calling for operational regulation of wolves with appropriate means and an obligation to achieve results. They are demanding a National Wolf Plan 2018-2022 recommending the end of annual harvest quotas in favor of a multi-annual approach, with the addition of concrete solutions such as training. new wolf lieutenants and dedicated brigades, as well as the acquisition of adequate weapons.
Question· Question écrite13697open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food to the situation of the National Forestry Office (ONF). The ONF's action is guided by an objectives and performance contract (COP) for the period 2016-2020, signed on March 7, 2016 by the State, the National Federation of Forestry Municipalities (FNCOFOR) and the ONF. The COP entrusts the ONF with the mission of sustainably managing public forests, by integrating their triple ecological, social and economic vocation. However, the ONF board of directors in June 2018 approved the freezing of 145 positions in order to limit the establishment's budget deficit. However, although resources are limited, the ONF has an essential role with many forestry municipalities in France and must maintain a budget allowing it to ensure continuity of service to the municipalities concerned. These Most of the municipalities are developing an ambitious forestry and wood development policy, and it is essential that the ONF has the necessary means to fully play its role in structuring the wood sector. He thanks him for making the budgetary adjustments necessary for the recruitment of field technicians.
Question· Question écrite9351answered
France · National Assembly · 5 December 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola alerts the Minister of Labor to the lack of regulation of the work of minors on the internet. The exponential development of online videos, through free channels like YouTube, which offers young audiences the daily vision of “influencers”, is in fact not regulated to date. In exchange for very high remuneration from the channels, but also from the big brands which sponsor these videos made by their parents, young children, from 3 years old, display their toys, hobbies and daily activities on the screen. These activities must therefore be considered as work and therefore comply with the labor code. He therefore thanks her for ensuring compliance with the regulations in this area and wishes to know her intentions on the subject.
Question· Question écrite12077answered
France · National Assembly · 8 November 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the project to harmonize survivor's pensions. During the mutuality congress in Montpellier, the President of the Republic announced that he wanted to present a law on pensions pleading for “solidarism” going hand in hand with “the end of a statutory society”. The survivor's pension directly concerns 4.4 million beneficiaries, 84% of women, including 1 million who do not have their own pension and for whom the survivor's pension is the only pension. It should be noted that the average amount of this pension is 304 euros per month for men and 642 euros per month for women. This insurance to protect the surviving spouse is often vital for many low-income residents. The impact of the elimination or reduction of this pension is very heavy among surviving spouses already affected by the increase in the CSG on pensions decided at the start of the 2017-2022 five-year term. This is why he asks him to indicate whether the Government intends to preserve the rights of the surviving spouse through the maintenance of the survivor's pension.
Question· Question écrite12032open
France · National Assembly · 8 November 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the implementation of withholding tax on January 1, 2019. From January 15, 2019, the tax authorities will pay 60% of the tax credits and reductions calculated for 2018. This deposit will concern the tax reductions and credits relating to personal services, childcare costs and accommodation in EHPAD. Furthermore, this system will be extended to tax reductions in favor of rental investment (Pinel, Duflot, Scellier, social investment and housing in the DOM, Censi-Bouvard) and reductions and tax credits in favor of donations to charities, people in difficulty and union dues. This deposit does not concern other tax credits such as subscription to SME capital or even forestry investment but especially the tax credit for energy transition (CITE) for work carried out in 2018. Companies and craftsmen are concerned about this measure which forces many taxpayers to cancel or postpone their work. He thanks him for taking the CITE into account in the 60% deposit paid in January 2019.
Question· Question écrite10519open
France · National Assembly · 6 October 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola alerts the Minister of National Education about the status and working conditions of those accompanying students with disabilities (AESH). The missions and activities of these personnel are governed by circular 2017-084 of May 3, 2017 and by the education code. In order to ensure the educational inclusion of all children without any distinction, the main objective of the disability plan and the autism plan, these staff suffer from low consideration, from an unsuitable level V of the required diploma, as do their remuneration or training conditions. In Savoie, the academic management has just informed these men and women that they will not obtain any indication (contract renewal or not, place(s) of assignment(s), pathology(ies) of the student(s)) before August 31, 2018, the day before the start of the school year! This lack of anticipation favors inevitably the disaffection and therefore the disorganization of the first day of school. This greatly penalizes the child and of course his family in an organization which always requires anticipation and a meeting in advance with the staff around him: teacher, ATSEM, AESH. He therefore asks what immediate measures will be taken to improve the working conditions of these staff from the start of the school year on September 3, 2018 and therefore improving the care of children.
Question· Question écrite5230open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to France's delay in neonatal screening. Today, France only detects five rare diseases at birth, while other countries, such as the Netherlands or Spain, already detect more than 20. The current national neonatal screening program is aimed at all newborns born in France, and aims to detect babies susceptible to to be affected by certain diseases. These are 5 severe diseases whose frequency is rare in the French population, and which affect children early in the absence of treatment: phenylketonuria, congenital hypothyroidism, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, sickle cell disease, as well as cystic fibrosis. In fifty years, 33 million newborns have been screened, which has made it possible to identify and treat nearly 30,000 of them. Today, the technique has become widely sophisticated and makes it possible to screen for up to several dozen metabolic diseases, such as MCAD deficiency which affects one in 15,000 children. A reform in the organization of this screening has already been announced for 2018. The reorganization of the program should therefore take place soon, and should make it possible to move from associative management to hospital management under the aegis of regional agencies (ARS). He is therefore asking for it so that this reform is also an opportunity to expand screening to other pathologies, as recommended by the High Authority for Health.
Question· Question écrite5172open
France · National Assembly · 1 June 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for people with disabilities, to the threat weighing on public education and teaching for young deaf and blind people following the announcement of a significant reduction in the State subsidy funding their budget. The finance bill for 2018 provides for a complete overhaul of the model of program 157 relating to disability and dependency. This program is narrowed around three actions including "steering the program and leading inclusive policies" bringing together the credits allocated to support policies for supported employment, the promotion of good treatment of elderly and disabled people, legal costs in the event of litigation linked in particular to departmental homes for disabled people (MDPH), as well as subsidies to organizations such as the national institutes for young blind and deaf young people (16.6 million euros in 2017). This overhaul results in a negative scope measurement on the budget of program 157 reaching a total of around 2 billion euros. These budget reductions are notably offset by the increase in credits allocated to the allowance for disabled adults (AAH). In total, program 157 appropriations fall by 9.2% compared to the previous year, to reach an amount of 10.6 billion euros in 2017. The inter-union staff of the national institutes for young deaf people (INJS) and the national institute for young blind people (INJA) is concerned about these budget cuts which endanger the guarantee of quality education for all. Since this announcement, staff, families and union organizations have mobilized to demand the opening of a real consultation allowing the construction of a coherent policy of specialized education for deaf young people and blind and visually impaired young people. He questions her about how she intends to respond to this request.
Question· Question écrite9084answered
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola alerts the Minister of National Education about the planned closure of the Information and Orientation Centers (CIO). The CIOs of national education are reception structures anchored in a training and employment pool. They are established in the territories in order to offer the population an information and advice service promoting integration through training, the best way to fight against exclusion and inequalities in employment. Their missions are to offer solutions for people who have questions about their training and professional path. They have an institutional mission in the education system and a proximity to students but also to school stakeholders that other structures do not have (school heads, teachers, CP.). CIOs are essential pivots within an education pool for monitoring and analysis of guidance policies and dropout prevention. They have developed expertise and collaborative work with multiple local partners (local mission, educational services, PJJ, universities, cities, professional branches). They are also a neutral and free place, appreciated for this, where all audiences are welcomed, middle and high school students, students, adults but also young people. out of school, dropped out of any training system, young people newly arrived in France. He thanks him for confirming that this closure is not on the agenda.
Question· Question écrite9049open
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the annexes relating to chiropractic training published in the Official Health Bulletin. These give holders of the title of chiropractor the possibility of acquiring a large part of the skills of physiotherapists. The profession seems worried about the dangers ahead for users. At a time of ambitions displayed as part of the strategy of transformation of the health system, work relating to the implementation of tools for evaluating the relevance and quality of care and pathways, physiotherapists are questioning the objectives of these annexes. He questions him about whether or not he wants to disengage from reimbursement for physiotherapy care.
Question· Question écrite6993answered
France · National Assembly · 3 March 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the reform of “out-of-pocket 0” in optics. The latest exchanges between the representative federations of opticians and eyewear manufacturers and the competent administrations show that the heart of the system (content of the care basket fully covered, terms of this support, conditions for renewing glasses,) will soon be fixed by regulatory. The reform of “remainder 0” in optics would therefore not be subject to the examination of parliamentarians, within the framework of the PLFSS in particular, contrary to what had been announced by the Minister of Health. This method would amount to calling into question the consultation process with all the stakeholders (economic, health but also political) that the Government had declared it wanted to prioritize. Consequently, he requests that the reform of “remainder 0” be debated as a whole within parliamentary bodies, prior to any administrative decision, in particular on the nomenclature of acts and the content of the care basket.
Question· Question écrite12807open
France · National Assembly · 9 February 2018
Mr. Patrick Mignola draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the evolution of municipal police directors. The “Thourot-Fauvergue” report submitted to the Prime Minister on September 11, 2018 discusses possible developments in the employment framework for municipal police directors. The national associations representing territorial security executives propose, following the meeting with Mr. Philip Alloncle (DCS), a alignment of the municipal police sector with the administrative, technical, or firefighting sectors which all include, in category A, two employment frameworks: one management, the other management. Furthermore, they propose the removal of recruitment thresholds and the opening of the employment framework to internal promotion based on seniority. He thanks him for his analysis and the opening of a consultation on these subjects.
Question· Question écrite3758open
France · National Assembly · 11 December 2017
M. Patrick Mignola appelle l'attention de Mme la garde des sceaux, ministre de la justice, sur le nécessaire désengorgement des maisons d'arrêt. À Chambéry, les mobilisations se multiplient afin de dénoncer une surpopulation carcérale atteignant les 210 %. Dans une maison d'arrêt comptant 63 places disponibles, 133 personnes sont incarcérées. Parmi les facteurs identifiés d'aggravation de ce phénomène, l'échec du dispositif destiné à confier à l'administration pénitentiaire le transfert des détenus des maisons d'arrêt aux tribunaux a sa part puisqu'il conduit à un allongement des durées de détention provisoire. En effet, le « plan pour la sécurité pénitentiaire et contre la radicalisation violente » du 25 octobre 2016 prévoyait la création d'équipes de sécurité pénitentiaire (ESP) afin de limiter le recours à la police et à la gendarmerie à des circonstances exceptionnelles et ainsi rendre plus efficace le dispositif d'extraction judiciaire. Seulement, ce dispositif ne concerne qu'un tiers des transferts de détenus au niveau national. Ainsi, et par dérogation à la règle générale établie dans le plan d'action, la maison d'arrêt de Chambéry fait partie des 21 établissements pénitentiaires dont les extractions judiciaires de proximité sont assurées par les forces de sécurité intérieure. Elle n'est donc pas concernée par le dispositif de création d'équipes de sécurité pénitentiaire. Il la remercie des précisions qu'elle pourra apporter sur l'évolution de ce plan afin de participer efficacement au désengorgement des maisons d'arrêt.
Question· Question écrite3754open
France · National Assembly · 11 December 2017
M. Patrick Mignola appelle l'attention de Mme la garde des sceaux, ministre de la justice, sur la menace pesant de nouveau sur la pérennité des cours d'appel de Chambéry et de Riom dans la région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. À l'occasion du lancement des "cinq chantiers de la justice" en octobre 2017, le Gouvernement a énoncé sa volonté de maintenir l'actuel maillage des sites judiciaires. Malgré cette annonce, les barreaux de la région se sont associés pour faire connaître leur crainte de voir les cours d'appel de Riom dans le Puy-de-Dôme, et de Chambéry en Savoie, ne devenir que des antennes de la cour d'appel de Lyon, voire de disparaître complètement, dans la continuité de la réforme mise en place en 2007. Il la remercie des précisions qu'elle pourra apporter quant à l'éventuelle refonte de la carte judiciaire de la région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
Question· Question écrite576open
France · National Assembly · 7 August 2017
M. Patrick Mignola attire l'attention de M. le ministre d'État, ministre de l'intérieur, sur les difficultés rencontrées par les élus de Savoie face à l'occupation illégale de terrains publics et privés par les gens du voyage. La loi n° 2000-614 du 5 juillet 2000 relative à l'accueil et à l'habitat des gens du voyage impose aux communes de plus de 5 000 habitants et aux établissements publics de coopération intercommunale exerçant la compétence d'aménagement, d'entretien et de gestion des aires d'accueil une obligation d'organisation de l'accueil des gens du voyage sur leurs terrains respectifs. Malgré la mise à disposition de camps familiaux, d'aires de passage et d'aires de grands passages sur les agglomérations d'Aix-les-Bains et de Chambéry, de plus en plus de communes de la région de Savoie se retrouvent confrontés à la recrudescence d'installations illégales de campements de gens du voyage. Les situations se répètent et ne manquent pas de susciter de vifs mécontentements, notamment chez les agriculteurs qui ont récemment organisé des manifestations pour lutter contre ces occupations illégales. Les élus ne disposent pas systématiquement du concours de la force publique pour faire évacuer les lieux. Il lui demande donc de prendre toutes les mesures de nature à seconder efficacement les collectivités territoriales concernées lorsqu'elles sollicitent la mise en œuvre de la procédure d'évacuation des terrains illégalement occupés.