Question· Question écrite31299open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the application of Directive 2014/40/EU on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco and related products, which entered into force on May 20, 2020 in the public health code. According to this directive, the sale, distribution or free offer of flavored tobacco having a clearly identifiable odor or taste, other than those tobacco, are prohibited. Although this represents real progress in reducing incentives for tobacco consumption, it would nevertheless appear that the marketing of certain flavored cigarettes persists. Indeed, recent sensory analyzes indicate that certain cigarettes, still marketed in France, produce a clearly identifiable sensation of freshness in the mouth, thanks to aromas characterizing prohibited by the directive in question. Such a situation is harmful for two reasons. On the one hand it is not consistent with public health objectives and, on the other hand, it seems likely to create unfair competition between distributors, to the detriment of those who have complied with the new regulations. He asks him if he intends to analyze these products and, if so, the proscribe.
Question· Question écrite3047open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the repeal on July 1, 2017 of the multi-site bonus system, in favor of the territorial exercise bonus. These two bonuses have the same objective, namely to support the dynamics of regional medical teams. In other words, encouraging hospital practitioners to practice in several establishments or in several sites of the same establishment to encourage the networking of these establishments, and thus provide the beginnings of a solution to the shortage of doctors experienced in certain territories. What is changing, however, is the financing of these premiums. And that's not a detail. In fact, the multi-site premium was financed by the regional health agency while the new premium is covered in its entirety by the hospital establishments concerned. Therefore, had Given the significant, even critical, financial difficulties of many of its establishments, this method of financing constitutes, neither more nor less, an obstacle to the deployment of the system. It is becoming a habit in France to abandon common sense measures in favor of new ones which, although they allow savings in the very short term, end up costing society dearly. He therefore asks him if the Government intends review the financing of these bonuses and thus facilitate their granting to hospital practitioners who have a lot of merit, especially given the situation in France in terms of health.
Question· Question écrite30561open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the dramatic consequences of the health crisis for employees on standard fixed-term contracts (CDDU). These professionals, mainly in events, are particularly affected by the health measures imposed since March 16, 2020: no activity was possible during the entire period of confinement and the gradual easing of measures which followed does not guarantee them no resumption of activity. Inevitably, as a precautionary measure, most events in 2020 are canceled or postponed. If the Government has put in place the “white year” system for intermittent workers in the entertainment industry, those involved in events have been excluded, despite the comparable fluctuation in their activity. Many of them will also not receive unemployment insurance because confinement has prevented them from completing the necessary number of hours. Also, he asks him if the Government plans any particular support for professionals in this sector.
Question· Question écrite31261open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the desire of laboratory technicians for greater recognition of their profession. The importance of these shadow professionals has been, as for many others, highlighted by the health crisis linked to covid-19. Carrying out most of the screening during the health crisis, these professionals have demonstrated the essential nature of their activity, and all the more so since their commitment did not stop with the end of confinement because screening is at the heart of the Government's strategy. Also, the absence of any measure concerning them in the “Ségur plan” plunges this entire profession into incomprehension, because it is indeed the entire medical sector which mobilized day and night during this extremely difficult period. He therefore asks him what measures he intends to take implemented to revalorize the profession of laboratory technician.
Question· Question écrite1118open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the consequences for Seine-et-Marne of the bill putting an end to the research and exploitation of hydrocarbons. This text announces the end of the renewal of hydrocarbon exploitation permits by 2040. In France, if hydrocarbons represent only 1% of French consumption, 62% of production of territory comes from the 34 deposits of the Paris basin. Concerning Seine-et-Marne, the department is home to significant hydrocarbon deposits which represent no less than 70% of the Paris basin's oil production and 100% of its gas production. In 2014, 186,600 tonnes of oil and 2,374,000 cubic meters of gas were extracted from the ground. In addition to production, the department and its municipalities recover part of mining royalties on petroleum products extracted on their territory, which represents 2.48 million euros for the department and 600,000 euros for the municipalities of Seine-et-Marne in 2016. Very significant sums in view of the extremely significant financial efforts required of the communities. Furthermore, it will be a new blow for the French industrial sector in the economic context that we know as well as for jobs in Seine-et-Marne. He therefore asks him what compensation for the lack of resources that the adoption of such a bill would entail.
Question· Question écrite16113answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi alerts the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the many concerns raised by the TERZEO project in Seine-et-Marne. Indeed, local elected officials and residents of Pays-de-Meaux are mobilizing against this platform for processing and storing dangerous products. Faced with the questions raised by the public inquiry, the operator behind the project provided answers which are not not up to the environmental challenges. Indeed, this ISDD type center must be located on a former industrial wasteland that is already polluted, a few meters from a Natura 2000 site and close to homes. TERZEO plans to recycle 75% of the 200,000 tonnes of polluted soil on the site per year. The remaining 25% will be stored, which represents approximately 1 million tonnes of hazardous waste over thirty years. All this endangers the environmental balance and public health of the territory. This project will also have consequences on the mobility of northern Seine-et-Marne since it will considerably increase traffic on the road network causing traffic congestion in the Meldoise metropolitan area. In addition, the RN3 cannot support the flow of additional trucks linked to this activity given the lack of maintenance on this axis. Furthermore, he You should know that the department of Seine-et-Marne alone receives 80% of waste from Île-de-France. TERZEO aims to accommodate polluted waste from the Grand Paris Express works. A shame since the vast majority of Seine-et-Marne is excluded from the Greater Paris metropolis. Thus, the municipal councils of the 22 communes representing approximately 100,000 inhabitants unanimously expressed their opposition to this project. From then on, he asks him if the Government intends to respect the wishes of elected officials and fellow citizens by finding another installation site for this waste processing platform.
Question· Question écrite1150answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the effects of the increase in the CSG for local civil service agents and their employers, the local authorities. On August 23, 2017, the Government committed to reducing the amount of social security contributions by 3.15 points from January 2018. In return and in the hope of reaching a public deficit of 3% of GDP, it provides for the increase in the CSG of 1.7 points. These measures intended to restore purchasing power to working people will, however, not have the same effect on civil servants whose salary contributions are not the same as for private sector employees. Therefore, the increase in the CSG risks resulting in a drop in their purchasing power rather than an increase. For this reason, the Government is committed to providing civil servants with compensation for which we do not yet know the terms, which worries communities and their territorial agents. Who will this new expense weigh on? Will it be compulsory? Will the State compensate it? If the Government were tempted to leave it to the communities to carry out this compensation, it must take into account the fact that in addition to creating a new burden for the communities, this would generate inequalities between agents according to the wealth of their community, for whom the situation becomes unbearable. He therefore asks him to specify the terms of this compensation, particularly for local civil service agents.
Question· Question écrite29010open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi alerts the Minister of the Economy and Finance on the prices of health protection equipment. France is preparing for deconfinement from May 11, 2020, which legitimately leads to an increase in demand for health protection equipment. Given the difficulties in supplying the country with masks, gowns and caps, local authorities, associations and volunteer groups have launched local artisanal production in order to respond effectively to demand and protect citizens as much as possible. Thus, all of this medical equipment is redistributed to health professionals, hospitals, nursing homes, traders, law enforcement and security forces, etc. This solidarity which was organized spontaneously throughout the country is confronted with the exorbitant rise in the prices of raw materials. In fact, we observe a explosion in the sales prices of elastics and fabric allowing the manufacture of these precious protective tools. Some companies are participating in the war effort by charging reasonable prices while others are simply looking to take advantage of the pandemic. Thus, he asks him if the Government intends to take measures to regulate both the prices of medical equipment, in order to avoid any abuse in the pricing of masks, gowns and caps, like the regulation of the sales price of hydroalcoholic gel, or also to regulate the price of the raw materials which allow their manufacture.
Question· Question écrite30413answered
France · National Assembly
M. Jean-François Parigi attire l'attention de Mme la garde des sceaux, ministre de la justice, sur les graves conséquences qu'entraînerait la suppression du jury populaire à la cour d'assises. Prévue par la dernière réforme de la justice, l'expérimentation des cours criminelles sans jury populaire a pris un nouveau tournant avec l'extension de celle-ci à 30 départements avec pour excuse la crise sanitaire. Or cette mesure ne fera qu'aggraver la coupure entre les Français et les institutions censées agir en leur nom. En effet, la participation des tirés au sort marque la responsabilité des citoyens dans l'espace démocratique : être un juré populaire, c'est être un citoyen actif, c'est-à-dire un citoyen qui contribue à la justice rendue « au nom du peuple français ». Aussi, la contribution des citoyens, quel que soit leur milieu socio-professionnel, au processus de décision est une garantie démocratique. En outre, l'apport du regard non-technique des jurés populaires est complémentaire de l'expertise des juges, comme en témoignent de nombreux professionnels du droit. Leur présence permet d'éviter l'écueil d'une justice trop technique et donc inhumaine. Ils sont en quelque sorte l'intermédiaire entre l'écrit et la réalité humaine et en cela participent à la vitalité de la société française. Profiter de la crise sanitaire pour étendre une telle mesure ne change rien à son caractère délétère. Aussi, il lui demande si le Gouvernement compte revenir sur cette expérimentation dont l'issue ne peut qu'être funeste pour la justice dans la mesure où elle éloigne celle-ci de celui au nom duquel elle est rendue, à savoir le peuple français.
Question· Question écrite19253open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the concerns expressed in recent weeks by childminders regarding their unemployment insurance. Legitimate concerns given the content of the framework document relating to the negotiation of the unemployment insurance reform submitted to the social partners in September 2018. The Government expresses in it its desire to call into question the system of cumulation of employment and unemployment applicable to childminders, considering that it can lead, in certain cases, to people benefiting from an overall income very close to a full-time activity. For the Government, this situation “deserves to be corrected, in order to further encourage people to prioritize earned income”. Childminders who are already in a precarious situation fear the loss of their return to employment allowance (ARE), intended to compensate for the effects of the termination of one of their employment contracts, that is to say the sudden drop in their income. He asks him if the Government actually intends to call into question this system and if this is not the case, what it intends to do in concrete terms with unemployment insurance for childminders.
Question· Question écrite13782answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the state and number of vehicles made available to the national police. These vehicles are, on the one hand, unsuitable and, on the other hand, too few in number. Unsuitable because they are dilapidated and often too small to carry all the equipment necessary for the police to carry out their work and are too few in relation to the number of officers. If the acquisition of cars assigned to the national police represent a significant cost for the State, it seems that in certain cases, some of them are simply not used, causing total and logical incomprehension on the part of the police. In certain departments, in Seine-et-Marne for example, the latter have been requesting for years the allocation of new vehicles even though the vehicle fleet is full of unused cars which are not stop deteriorating over time. Also, in the current security and budgetary context, he would like to know how it is possible that unused police vehicles are not made available to officers who desperately need them. He would also like to know exactly the number of unassigned cars today in the Seine-et-Marne department.
Question· Question écrite19718open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the project to subject the IT union AGEDI to corporate tax. The member municipalities of this union are rightly concerned about the consequences of such a decision with retroactive effects which would purely and simply condemn this union to disappear. Made up of 4,500 communities, AGEDI allows small municipalities to access a set of software essential to their daily management and at a proportionate cost. The latter then fear the loss of a reference and trusted contact in the digital field which would lead to a difficult, even unsustainable, increase in their IT costs. Furthermore, it seems that under article 207 of the general code taxes, mixed unions made up exclusively of local authorities or groups of these authorities, as is the case with AGEDI, are exempt from corporate tax. Finally, if the IT union AGEDI were to be subject to this tax, this would reinforce the feeling of local elected officials that the State, once again, is financing its expenses at the expense of local authorities. Lack of budgetary seriousness of the State must no longer be to the detriment of communities which already participate much more than they should in the recovery of public finances. He asks him if the Government actually intends to subject the AGEDI union to corporate tax.
Question· Question écrite19863answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Armed Forces to the elimination of reductions on SNCF fares granted to holders of a military pension with a disability equal to or greater than 25%. Indeed, Ordinance No. 2018-1135 of December 12, 2018, through Article 6, deletes the last four paragraphs of Article L. 251-1 and repeals Articles L. 251-2, L. 251-5 and L. 523-1 enshrining the rights of disabled military personnel in rail transport. Soldiers and their loved ones, as well as veterans' associations, are rightly concerned about the negative message that the Government is sending them. These provisions are not advantages but rather rights to legitimate compensation for soldiers injured during their mission. Finally, the reform of the French rail system and the opening to competition cannot be a reason admissible to remove this right granted to women and men who served the country. He asks him if the Government actually intends to reverse the removal of this right granted to those who risk their lives for our country.
Question· Question écrite21895answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the privatization of the Aéroports de Paris (ADP) group and its consequences on the management of Ile-de-France aerodromes. Since a ministerial decree in 1948, 10 out of 19 Île-de-France aerodromes have been owned by the ADP group, the majority of which have flying clubs training future pilots. In a context where global air traffic is booming growth (more than 5% each year) with a shortage of pilots looming, flying clubs have a vital role in training for aeronautics professions. Most airline pilots, before completing their training at the National Civil Aviation School or in a specialized school, have gone through a flying club, which is the first gateway into the world of piloting. The territorial network of aerodromes allows France to be the second aeronautical country in the world. It is therefore essential to save it. In the interests of profitability, the ADP group could choose to sell off these aerodromes, the surface of which represents 1,313 hectares. So much land coveted by developers of real estate, commercial and even industrial projects. During the process of decentralization of airport platforms initiated from 2004 to 2007, 150 aerodromes belonging to the State were transferred to local authorities or groups. The current budgetary situation of communities and CCIs (chambers of commerce and industry) will not allow them to acquire the ADP group's aerodromes in order to preserve the activities of the flying clubs. Therefore, he asks him if the Government intends to preserve the Ile-de-France aerodromes by purchasing these platforms. Failing that, he asks her whether it will ensure control of rents and fees in the privatized aerodromes of the ADP group so that the flying clubs can continue their activities.
Question· Question écrite24064answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the negative effects of withholding tax in 2019. Between January and September of this year, the deductions were calculated based on the income of taxpayers in 2017. Thus, certain taxpayers who saw their level of income drop significantly in 2018 and 2019 were therefore logically deducted more than they should be. But if the amount of the withholding was able to be rectified in September 2019, the reimbursement of undue amounts should not take place before the year 2020. However, many taxpayers find themselves in financial difficulty because of this over-withholding and will have very difficulty waiting until 2020. It seems that withholding at source does indeed make life easier for the tax administration, but certainly not that of taxpayers. He him asks what he plans to do to remedy this unfair situation for the taxpayer.
Question· Question écrite24130open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Prime Minister to the abolition of the National Observatory of Delinquency and Penal Responses (ONDRP), consequence of the abolition of the National Institute of Advanced Studies of Security and Justice (INHESJ). An independent structure from the Ministry of the Interior, the main activity of the ONDRP is the production and dissemination of statistics on crime and delinquency. With the time the ONDRP was able, thanks to relationships of trust with the police, gendarmerie and justice services, to work on data which was not or only little used. He was thus able to design with INSEE the victimization survey, a true barometer of delinquency which placed France among the countries at the forefront in terms of knowledge of insecurity. By establishing itself as a reference organization within the public debate, the ONDRP had the merit of putting an end to the controversies over the figures and trends in delinquency with an annual, independent and complete assessment of insecurity in France. A question therefore arises: why did the Prime Minister decide to deprive the French of the real figures for insecurity in France? Through this decision, each ministry would then be able to create its own observatory. The economic reason is therefore not credible since it goes against the principle of budgetary rationalization, so often invoked when it comes to making savings. Worse, these observatories, if they existed, would in any case remain prisoners of the internal logic of administrations and this would therefore be the end of any transversality, of any synergy that the INHESJ and the ONDRP made possible. If the reason is political, it is scandalous. The figures of the year Are 2019 so catastrophic that we are depriving the French of it? In the era of transparency, they have more than the right to demand to be informed as precisely as possible about the state of crime and the evolution of the criminal phenomena that threaten them. As a reminder, according to the ONDRP, in 2017 there were recorded every day in the territory more than 14,000 victims of insults, more than 5,000 victims of threats, more than 4,000 households victims of theft or an act of vandalism, more than 1,700 victims of theft or attempted theft of vehicles, more than 3,500 victims of simple theft, including 575 with violence, nearly 2,500 victims of physical violence, more than 700 victims of sexual violence outside the household, more than 425 rapes and attempted rapes (only adult victims aged 18 to 76 are counted). While insecurity breaks all records, he asks her why the Government took this decision and whether it intends to create a new structure once again allowing a complete, transversal and independent assessment of insecurity in France.
Question· Question écrite17967open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the difficulties encountered by children suffering from attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADHD) during their school career. A petition “Equal opportunities for our ADHD children!” » brought together more than 64,000 signatories denouncing the obstructions and the obstacle course of ADHD children and their families. ADHD manifests itself through attention problems, hyperactivity and sometimes impulsive behavior. According to the High Authority for Health, between 3.5% to 5.6% of children are affected by ADHD in France. ADHD can cause the student to have great difficulty learning and socializing. Since 2005, this disability has been recognized by the MDPH, it was also taken into account in the fourth autism plan in April 2018. However, the difficulties in diagnosing and supporting the child in the school environment are numerous. The lack of awareness of these neurodevelopmental disorders by certain national education professionals is a real obstruction to equal opportunities for ADHD children. However, the Republic school wants to be inclusive and adapted to all children. Furthermore, if the child is not diagnosed, there is no support plan personalized (PAP), as defined by article D. 311-13 of the education code, cannot be implemented. Teaching methods have proven their worth in Belgium and Canada, making it possible to draw out the full capabilities of ADHD students and to diagnose them, in particular with the intervention of remedial teachers and neuropsychologists in the school environment. Therefore, he asks him if the Government intends to better support parents, raise awareness and further train teachers and adapt teaching methods for ADHD children in order to create the conditions necessary for their academic success.
Question· Question écrite24824open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the situation of volunteer firefighters (SPV) in France. France has 195,000 volunteer firefighters, they represent more than 75% of the fire force. They are therefore an essential element of the relief forces. Even if article L. 723-5 of the internal security code provides that “the activity of volunteer firefighter, which is based on volunteering and volunteering, is not carried out in a professional capacity but in conditions specific to it” the missions they carry out are the same as those of professional firefighters. Thus, it appears essential to promote the commitment of these passionate and dedicated women and men. The loyalty and recognition service (PRF) established by the civil security modernization law of August 13, 2004 had the ambition to increase the loyalty of volunteers. However, they can only benefit from this system after 20 years of service. However, for several years now, 30% of volunteers have stopped this activity after 3 years, and 50% after 5 years. As SPV contracts last for 5 years, it seems more relevant to value the commitment from the fifth year. Furthermore, the European directive on working time 2003 jeopardizes the status and specificity of French volunteer firefighters. Indeed, in February 2008 the Court of Justice of the European Union considered the on-call hours of a Belgian volunteer firefighter as working hours. Thus, the commitment of volunteer firefighter would no longer be compatible with another professional activity due to the rest periods imposed by the directive. Therefore, he asks her if the Government intends to further promote the commitment of volunteer firefighters by modifying the terms of access to the PRF, or by putting in place a new system, if so which one. In addition, he would like to know where the Government is in the European negotiations in order to preserve the status of volunteer firefighters with regard to the 2003 working time directive.
Question· Question écrite10736open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to isolated schools and the priority education network system for schools. Currently the classification criteria of the priority education network (REP and REP+) are defined according to the social indicators of a college. In fact, colleges with REP or REP+ status provide educational aid to elementary schools. and kindergartens in the same sector. Colleges classified as REP or REP+ are identified according to the rate of disadvantaged socio-professional categories, the rate of students on scholarships, the rate of students residing in a sensitive urban zone (ZUS) and the rate of students having repeated a year before sixth grade. Even if the improvement of these indicators can justify the exit from the priority education network of a college, it cannot justify it for schools. Indeed, a student's academic difficulties manifest themselves from a very young age, well before entering middle school. Most often, the REP/REP+ system is a significant asset for schools. The change in the situation of the college has a significant and often negative impact on the management of the school and on the resources allocated to the teaching team. In fact, the school finds itself deprived of aid. In academic language we speaks of an “orphan school”. In a context of declining state funding, certain municipalities, particularly in rural and peri-urban areas, cannot finance the establishment of programs for access to museums, school trips, installation of digital boards. Therefore, it would be appropriate to create a system equivalent to the REP but exclusively reserved for nursery and elementary schools. Thus, these establishments would no longer be dependent on colleges to benefit from state educational aid and support schemes. The next school map defining REP and REP + is planned for 2019; This deadline is an opportunity to create a label dedicated to so-called “orphan” schools. This recognition would be based on criteria such as access to cultural places, the rate of school equipment and the rate of housing. social services of the municipality Thus, he asks if the Government intends to take measures to guarantee the independence of elementary and nursery schools to benefit from educational aid and support systems.
Question· Question écrite25234open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the difficulties of replacing absent teachers in primary education. In fact, for several months in many schools in Seine-et-Marne, absent teachers have not been replaced within an acceptable time frame. However, the recurring absences of a teacher have a negative impact on schooling and are a source inequalities between students. The effectiveness of teaching and learning lies in educational continuity. Even if sometimes a teacher's absences cannot be anticipated like short-term sick leave, it is nonetheless necessary to provide replacements when the teacher is in training, on maternity leave, etc. In a context where the Government wanted the division of CP classes in the zone priority education, it is important not to create a territorial imbalance in terms of education. The contractualization of teachers in order to fight against the shortage of teachers seems to have its limits and above all does not make it possible to build loyalty and promote the profession. Therefore, he would like to know what the numbers of tenured teachers are, the number of replacements, the rate of absenteeism and the rate of uninsured half-days in the first cycle within the Créteil academy as well as their distribution in each department, particularly in Seine-et-Marne, over the last two years.
Question· Question écrite26927open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to rural schools threatened by the abolition of the housing tax. Some of these schools are in fact financed by mixed intermunicipal unions, themselves financed by additional taxes to the housing tax, the planned disappearance of which threatens their future existence. If the Government is committed to fully compensating the losses of revenue generated, local elected officials doubt, rightly so given the precedent of the professional tax, the sustainability of this compensation and are concerned about the possibility of being able to maintain these schools. Furthermore, this risks increasing the tax pressure on the owners of the municipalities concerned through the property tax which, itself, partly finances these intermunicipal unions and remains the last tax on the hand of local elected officials. He asks him what he plans to do to allow these municipalities to save their schools.
Question· Question écrite27785open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the covid-19 virus and its consequences in nursing homes (accommodation establishments for dependent elderly people). We know that the elderly are particularly fragile and affected by covid-19. According to the president of the French Hospital Federation, between 100 and 150 nursing homes in Île-de-France alone are already affected by the epidemic. To date, tests of Coronavirus screening has unfortunately not been generalized to the entire French population and even less so in nursing homes. Therefore, the figures on the spread of covid-19 do not reflect reality. In fact, without a precise assessment it is difficult to take effective measures to fight against this health scourge, hence an extremely dangerous situation for the residents of nursing homes but also the professionals who Consequently, they can be vectors of transmission of the virus outside establishments. It is therefore imperative to know the number of people infected and deceased in nursing homes due to the coronavirus. The situation in nursing homes deserves total transparency on the part of the Government so as not to suggest that elderly people are sacrificed, abandoned and nursing home staff abandoned by the public authorities. Likewise, elderly people at home must receive special attention from health authorities. Therefore, he asks the Government to generalize covid-19 screening tests in nursing homes and, as far as possible, to the entire French population. He also wants to know the figures for people infected and dead from covid-19 in the 3,800 nursing homes public: residents and healthcare staff.
Question· Question écrite28231answered
France · National Assembly
M. Jean-François Parigi attire l'attention de M. le ministre de l'agriculture et de l'alimentation sur les conséquences de la crise sanitaire du covid-19 sur la filière AOP laitière. Depuis le début de la pandémie, la filière laitière AOP qui concerne 45 fromages, 3 beurres et 2 crèmes est durement touchée, avec une baisse des commandes de 50 à 80 %. Les principales raisons sont la fermeture des restaurants qui représentent 5 % des ventes AOP, des rayons à la découpe dans les grandes surfaces (38 % des ventes), l'annulation des foires aux fromages et plus récemment la fermeture des marchés. Une situation qui met les PME, TPE, fromageries ainsi que les coopératives en grandes difficultés et par effet de ricochet les éleveurs. Ces derniers sont appelés à réduire de 5 % leur production par rapport au volume d'avril 2019. Ainsi, il est impératif de mettre en place un plan de sauvegarde de la filière afin de protéger le savoir-faire français mais aussi préserver plus de 55 000 emplois dans ce secteur. En Seine-et-Marne, terre historique du brie, comme dans beaucoup d'autres territoires français les AOP laitières sont de véritables moteurs de l'économie locale. La filière fait vivre plus de 20 000 producteurs de lait et 450 ateliers de transformation ou d'affinage au quotidien. Les habitudes alimentaires des consommateurs ont été profondément modifiées en raison de cette crise sanitaire, mais pour une période limitée d'où la nécessité de protéger la filière AOP. Les fromages font la fierté de la gastronomie française et représentent l'un des symboles culinaires du pays. Dès lors, il lui demande quels dispositifs de soutien à la filière AOP laitière le Gouvernement compte mettre en place.
Question· Question écrite32153open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the instruction from the General Directorate of Social Cohesion (DGCS) of July 24, 2020 relating to the coverage by the State budget of the additional costs caused by the health crisis, and the inequalities of treatment that result from it. This circular de facto excludes from the benefit of the bonus paid to agents mobilized within the framework of the state of emergency health certain professionals from medical-social establishments or associations who worked during the period of the health crisis. And this exclusion is only due to one thing: the financier. In fact, the professional paid by health insurance will be able to benefit from the tax-free premium, while this same professional, this time paid by the department, will not be able to benefit from it. Thus, some associations find themselves in a situation in which the allocation of the tax-free bonus will not be possible for certain employees, and possible for others, which creates a clear difference in treatment. In the same way, for two identical establishments, the one financed by the State will be able to pay this bonus to its employees, while the one financed by the department will depend on the resources that the latter is willing to grant it. Thus, the The amount of premiums will vary between the State and the departments, but also between the departments. He therefore wishes to know whether the Government intends to allow the payment of this bonus to employees of establishments and associations supported exclusively by the departments and thus provide them with the support and recognition they deserve.
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