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Question· Question écrite9476answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister for Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the deployment of Linky meters. In 2012, a European directive on energy efficiency encouraging the implementation of “smart grids” was adopted. These are intelligent electricity networks interconnected at European level, which make it possible to optimize production, transmission, distribution and electricity consumption, through data generated by computer systems. Since 2015 and until 2021, Enedis is therefore gradually deploying the new Linky meter, called “intelligent”, on French territory. This meter should make it easier for users by directly communicating consumption data. In addition, it is capable of self-configuration in order to avoid moving technical agents in a certain number of situations. The Linky meter also has an ecological aim by facilitating the insertion of renewable energies in each territory. Finally, it must allow consumers to take initiatives to reduce their consumption thanks to better information. However, many criticisms are being heard, whether they come from skeptical citizens or groups " anti-Linky" more radical, and focus both on concerns about endangering the privacy of users, as well as on health risks, due to electromagnetic waves, or the risk of fire. Furthermore, the ecological aspect is called into question and the economic benefits of Enedis are singled out. Also, she asks him what measures the Government intends to take to calm the situation and respond to the criticisms and concerns of the population.
Question· Question écrite5626open
France · National Assembly
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the financial situation of the Saint-Jean l'Ermitage clinic. Indeed, all of the medical communities of the South Île-de-France hospital group (Melun-Brie-Comte-Robert) and the Saint-Jean l'Ermitage clinic are concerned about the follow-up given to the legal recovery of the clinic. If two takeover offers have been made to the administrator judicial, it is indeed the proposal tabled on January 31, 2018 by the Sud Île-de-France hospital group which garners particular support from these communities but also from a significant number of elected officials. The latter, keen to preserve the public-private balance in the territory, the development process of which took time, consider that the second takeover offer, issued by a private buyer, would risk putting into question the adequacy between the clinic's services and the challenges of the territory. While it is emphasized that the installation of new clinics is entirely possible within a concerted framework of a long-term medical strategy and the maintenance of clinic jobs, only the offer from the South Île-de-France hospital group seems to be able to meet the needs of the region. In order to fully fulfill the objectives of interest general and public health, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to support the offer of the South Île-de-France hospital group, developed in agreement with the medical communities of the hospital and that of the clinic.
Question· Question écrite4961open
France · National Assembly
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the place of nurses in the organization of vaccination. Indeed, the decree of August 29, 2008 authorized nurses to revaccinate vulnerable people against the flu, without a medical prescription. However, this decree limits vaccination only to the flu vaccine and to the vulnerable public, the elderly (65 years and over) and chronic patients for whom influenza vaccination is recommended. As the entourage is excluded from this vaccination, the scope of vaccination coverage is therefore limited. Given that nurses are trained in vaccination and already practice it, these limitations seem difficult to understand, particularly since it involves revaccination. Nurses play a large part in vaccination coverage. Also, she would like to ask to the Government if it plans to extend the vaccination prerogatives of nurses.
Question· Question écrite39537answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the educational difficulties that Seine-et-Marne must face both from the point of view of the number of students per class and the replacement of absent teachers. Although the number of teachers per 100 students in Seine-et-Marne increased from 4.96 in 2012 to 5.08 in 2015 and 5.25 in 2020 (according to the management of departmental national education services), territorial inequalities are still present and seem to be increasing. In the municipalities of the MP's constituency, and in particular in Combs-la-Ville, Pontault-Combault and Brie-Comte-Robert, there are on average 25.5 students per class in primary school, while there are around 21.2 in Meaux and 21.6 in Melun. Added to these difficulties is the failure to replace absent teachers. over long periods of time having a negative impact on students and their families. Faced with these observations, teachers and parents are asking for the creation of positions to allow each child to benefit from personalized support allowing them to calmly face the difficulties encountered. Also, she asks him if job creations are planned in Seine-et-Marne and what are the others concrete measures put in place by the ministry to compensate for these educational and territorial inequalities. Furthermore, since the start of the health crisis, the Government has made the choice, when the epidemiological situation permitted, to leave schools open in order to avoid accentuating inequalities between students and the learning delays already observed after the first confinement. This strategy was notably made possible by the hiring on short contracts of teaching or non-teaching staff (pedagogical advisors, network of specialized aids). Therefore, she would like to know if these positions are intended to be sustainable over time.
Question· Question écrite33213answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the worrying situation in which people exiled in Calais find themselves, a situation amplified since the ban, by prefectural decree, on the distribution of meals and water to migrants by associations not mandated by the State. She recalls that despite the regularity of expulsions motivated by the legitimate concern to maintain public order and peace of the neighborhood, these prove to be ineffective, on the one hand because the number of people exiled to Calais remains stable, and on the other hand because they have the consequence of pushing people to wander more and more in the city center. She also underlines that the multiplication of almost daily expulsions and the confiscation of tents and their personal property has the corollary of the deterioration of the living conditions of the people. exiled people, many of whom are families, single women with young children, or even unaccompanied minors. If the previous places where exiled people lived are made impassable, basic services are also often reduced, which does not allow exiled people to access them in a stable manner. She adds that, according to the associations, the prefectural decree of September 10, 2020, which is came to prohibit the distribution of meals and water in places in the city center, forcing exiled people to walk more than an hour to reach the mobile distributions of the association mandated by the State. She also adds that a new decree dated September 30, 2020 broadens this perimeter and has the consequence of hindering the solidarity of citizens, residents and associations, while a number of people exiled and wandering are no longer able to eat, hydrate themselves and benefit from basic hygiene conditions. Finally, she regrets the absence of a long-term proposal for people exiled to the Calais site, the only possible avenue for them being the request for asylum. However, this solution is only suitable for a tiny part of the exiles and is also not possible in the current state in the absence service and support on the Calais site since 2016. Consequently, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees requested that a covered location be made available for distributions and to allow better access to information, particularly on the right to asylum. The Defender of Rights, following her visit to Calais, also called for a moratorium on evictions from camps. The rapporteur United Nations special committee on the right to housing finally requested that exiled people present in Calais be accommodated in unconditional, dignified places close to Calais, in order to allow real respite and real reflection on the rest of their journey. Taking into account all these elements, she asks what measures the Government intends to take to enable these people in extremely vulnerable situations to live in living conditions more consistent with the most fundamental rights of exiled people.
Question· Question écrite2388open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the annualization or modeling of working hours for school life jobs and school life assistants. AVS and EVS are generally subsidized contracts of the single integration contract type, they are therefore private law contracts. AVS and EVS do not have significant remuneration, around 680 euros of net salary per month for 20 hours weekly. Many emphasize that they work 24 hours a week, without having their overtime hours counted, despite their low salary. This is justified because of the greater number of weeks of leave, greater than the legal five weeks. It is therefore a question of “making up” for these leaves by not paying overtime. However, the principle of an annualization of working time imposed on the employee under contract CUI-CAE, paid on the basis of 20 hours per week, is illegal. He is the subject of a systematic conviction before the industrial tribunals. In addition, the Ministry of National Education, in a recommendation in 2016, asked to stop the use of this practice in rectorates. However, it seems that this practice is still in progress. However, AVS and EVS are essential players for the proper functioning of educational establishments and student support. Also, she asks him to reaffirm this ban so that this practice stops.
Question· Question écrite1415open
France · National Assembly
L'errance diagnostique et l'innovation en matière de thérapeutique pour les maladies rares sont des préoccupations de la ministre des solidarités et de la santé. Afin que chaque patient puisse être orienté et pris en charge, il existe au niveau territorial des réseaux de centres de prise en charge tous coordonnés par des filières maladies rares qui permettent précisément l'organisation du parcours de soin, le développement des travaux de recherche et le développement de l'enseignement en concertation avec les professionnels de santé, les associations de malades, les unités de recherche et l'industrie. La nouvelle labellisation, qui a été réalisée pour les centres maladies rares et inscrite dans l'arrêté du 8 août 2017, a désigné trois centres de références spécifiques à la prise en charge des syndromes d'Ehlers-Danlos: pour les syndromes vasculaires, celui coordonné à l'Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou (AP-HP) et pour les autres syndromes, 2 centres l'un coordonné situé à l'hôpital Necker (AP-HP) et l'autre à l'hôpital Raymond Poincaré (APHP). Plus globalement il existe en réseau avec ces centres de référence de nombreux centres de compétence labellisés pour couvrir the whole of territoire. the whole of ces centres sont en capacité de poser un diagnostic éclairé des syndromes d'Ehlers-Danlos souvent confondus avec le large spectre des hypermobilités articulaires.
Question· Question écrite1208open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of practitioners qualified outside the European Union who arrived in France after 2010. Indeed, the majority of practitioners qualified outside the European Union have been practicing in France for several years. Already trained, they hold postdoctoral diplomas acquired in France. They work independently in French hospitals and thus participate in the continuity and proper functioning of the public hospital service. But their status is often precarious, therefore not guaranteeing them stability or advancement in their career. In order to have their diploma recognized, they are obliged to follow the practice authorization procedure, which does not take into account their experience in French hospitals. This procedure requires obtaining a competition (list A). However, according to the specialties, a limited or no number of positions are to be filled (in 2015, 10% of candidates from list A obtained the specialty of their choice). Until December 31, 2016, practitioners recruited before August 3, 2010 were able to capitalize on their acquired experience by taking the list C exam. As the system has not been renewed, the situation of these practitioners is not sustainable. However, they represent part of the solution to medical desertification. Also, she asks him what measures will be taken by the Government to stabilize their situation.
Question· Question écrite16745open
France · National Assembly · 2 April 2024
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, responsible for transport, to the status of mortal remains transported by air. In fact, when the latter must be transported by plane, they are currently weighed before boarding the aircraft. This practice which equates the transport of remains fatalities to the transport of goods is shocking given the respect due to the dead and the principles enshrined in article 16-1-1 of the civil code. Transported by road, the remains are considered to be transporting a person. By air, it becomes a commodity. In addition, families of the deceased are subject to a 10% tax on transfer benefits. She therefore asks him what initiatives he plans take so that the remains of the deceased can no longer be considered as goods by air carriers and so that the taxation on services for transferring the deceased by air, which weighs on bereaved families, is reduced. She therefore asks him if the Government is considering initiatives so that the general directorate of civil aviation and the international organizations in charge of air transport take into consideration the principle of decency linked to the transport of mortal remains.
Question· Question écrite745answered
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Transformation and Public Service to the low attractiveness of the profession of doctors in the departmental maternal and child protection services (PMI). In 2019, at the request of the Prime Minister, the MP submitted a report on the situation of the PMI, drawing an alarming observation due to a lack of means, sense and consideration towards this structure to so vital to protecting the health of mothers and children. The lack of attractiveness of PMI professions is central to this report. In particular, it noted a progressive and constant decrease in the number of PMI doctors, going from 2,210 FTEs in 2010 to 2,040 FTEs in 2015, i.e. a drop in the rate of change of 7.7 percentage points. These multifactorial difficulties can be explained in particular by departures in uncompensated retirement (the report estimating two thirds of the number of PMI doctors reaching retirement age by 2020), a lack of attractiveness in certain geographical areas and a profession little known to students. The salary of PMI doctors can also be considered as a factor of lack of attractiveness, with a gross salary at the start of their career at 2,137 euros for full time (2018 data). She thus formulated several proposals in order to upgrade and strengthen the attractiveness of the status of PMI doctor, including the recruitment of 300 FTEs by 2022 and the creation of a bonus of 300 euros per month to combat territorial health inequalities for PMI doctors. These short-term solutions were part of the recommendation for a more global overhaul of the profession, notably via an overhaul of their grid. salary and the creation of a body of public health, prevention and health promotion doctors which would allow more bridges and career development. Also, she would like to know the overall situation of the profession in 2022 and the Government's avenues of reflection regarding the upgrading of this profession.
Question· Question écrite623answered
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Health and Prevention, responsible for territorial organization and health professions, to the subject of the upgrading of the profession of nurse and childcare nurse working in particular in the departmental maternal and child protection services (PMI). In 2019, at the request of the Prime Minister, she submitted a report on the situation of the PMI by drawing an alarming observation for lack of means, sense and consideration with regard to this structure which is so vital to the protection of the health of mothers and children. She thus formulated several proposals, including the inclusion of their acts in the general nomenclature of professional acts reimbursed by health insurance. Furthermore, Law No. 2022-140 of February 7, 2022 relating to the protection of children includes in Article 35 a request for a report on the implementation of conventional negotiations aimed at registering the acts and examinations carried out by nurses and childcare nurses in the departmental PMI services among the acts covered by health insurance and to evaluate in particular the possibility of setting up this registration within the framework of the procedure provided for in Article L. 162-1-7 of the social security code. She would also like to know the progress of the report and the state of negotiations on this subject.
Question· Question écrite586answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, responsible for digital transition and telecommunications, to the subject of the deployment of fiber in Seine-et-Marne and the problematic behavior of certain telephone operators in connection to the internet network. In several municipalities in his constituency and in particular in Combs-la-Ville, residents are facing unexpected disconnections of their lines. Indeed, it seems that these operators are waging a real “war” in connection to the Internet network, in particular by disconnecting their competitors’ lines. This observation was also shared by the president of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications, Posts and Press Distribution during a trip to within the Greater Paris Sud conurbation of which Combs-la-Ville is part. If the connection of homes is placed under the responsibility of the commercial operator, this is often delegated to numerous subcontractors. These disconnections therefore hinder the proper development of the France Very High Speed plan, the objectives of which are in particular to guarantee good broadband for all by the end of 2020 and very high speed for all by the end of 2022. Also, she would like to know the progress of the deployment of fiber in Seine-et-Marne and to know if the Government has initiated discussions with telephone operators so that these practices no longer take place.
Question· Question écrite533answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories to the increase in festive gatherings of a musical nature, more commonly called rave parties or free parties, and the nuisance and disturbances that they cause. In accordance with the internal security code (articles L. 211-5 et seq. and R. 211-2 et seq.), the organization of these gatherings is subject to a declaration, one month before the date of the event, to the mayor if they do not exceed 500 people and to the prefect otherwise. In addition, documents relating to the agreement of the owner of the land and the safety of participants must be provided to benefit from authorization. However, given the increase in these events, particularly during the summer, and the difficult application of ban and enforcement measures, sanction, it would seem that the current legal framework is hardly adapted to the unannounced and hidden nature of these gatherings which recently took place in Solers, in the ninth constituency of Seine-et-Marne. Also, sharing the anger and dismay of local elected officials and local residents, the MP would like to know if the Government is planning a modification of the regulations making it possible to fight more against this type of violence. gathering, by considering in particular no longer imposing or lowering the threshold beyond which these events must be declared to the prefecture. Furthermore, she would like to know if additional resources granted to the police are planned in order to strengthen their action.
Question· Question écrite497answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Article 48 de la loi de financement de la sécurité sociale pour 2021 a été modifié par article 44 de la loi du 16 août 2022 de finances rectificative pour 2022, aimed at transformer la prime de revalorisation dite "prime Ségur" en complément de traitement indiciaire, correspondant à 49 points d'indice majoré, pour les personnels socio-éducatifs et paramédicaux du secteur public visés par les décrets du 28 avril 2022 (soit 183 € nets au 1er avril 2022 et 189 € depuis le 1er juillet 2022). Les médecins de protection maternelle et infantile (PMI), à l'instar des médecins exerçant en établissements et services sociaux et médico sociaux, ne sont pas concernés par cette mesure car ils bénéficient depuis le 1er avril 2022 d'un dispositif particulier de revalorisation correspondant à un montant mensuel brut de 517 euros, calculé sur la revalorisation moyenne des praticiens hospitaliers (augmentation de l'indemnité exclusive de service public). Ces médecins sont, dans les faits, rarement fonctionnaires titulaires. En tant que contractuels, ils ne pouvaient bénéficier d'un complément de traitement indiciaire. L'option d'un traitement par prime était donc la plus favorable à la profession. Initialement, le versement de la prime de revalorisation des médecins était régi par les décrets du 28 avril 2022. Dans la mesure où ces décrets ont été abrogés, la prime de revalorisation de 517 € brut est désormais prévue pour the whole ofs médecins visés par le décret n° 2022-717 du 27 avril 2022. Il est à relever que certains départements ont fait le choix de mettre en place d'autres dispositifs de revalorisation pour les médecins de PMI et ne sont pas favorables à ce qu'un tel dispositif puisse être rendu obligatoire. Afin de soutenir financièrement les départements dans le déploiement des revalorisations salariales, l'Etat compense à hauteur de 30 % ces dépenses nouvelles.
Question· Question écrite493answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Prevention to the management of the natural termination of a pregnancy, or more commonly called "miscarriage" and the support of women and future co-parents, facing this particularly painful and traumatic ordeal. According to a study published in the medical journal “The Lancet”, it is estimated that one in four pregnancies leads to a “miscarriage”. » and one in ten women are confronted with it at least once during their life. Indeed, according to the National College of French Gynecologists and Obstetricians (CNGOF), there are 200,000 “miscarriages” for around 700,000 births per year in France. Therefore, their management appears to be a major public health issue. However, this ordeal still seems to be a taboo for society. Numerous testimonies from women report care that would be faulty and traumatic (auscultation next to the birth rooms, waiting of several weeks between the end of the pregnancy and the curettage, lack of explanations from certain doctors, etc.) Certain care pathways experienced also seem to be similar to gynecological violence as shown in the report of the High Council for Equality between Women and Men (HCE) in 2018. Finally, if doctors generally prescribe work leave to women, it is possible to note strong disparities in this prescription which moreover does not concern co-parents. Also, sharing the dismay of many women and future co-parents, she would like to know if the Government has initiated avenues of reflection on improving medical care on a physical level and psychological of women experiencing a natural termination of their pregnancy and whether the creation of a real specific care pathway seems possible, particularly with a view to devoting more resources to the training of nursing staff. Furthermore, she would like to know the avenues envisaged by the Government to improve information around “miscarriages” in society. And finally, in light of the example of the New Zealand, which in March 2021 implemented a three-day leave for women and men going through this ordeal, it would like to know if the Government could support the proposal to establish a leave of the same nature in France.
Question· Question écrite447answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the school harassment experienced by many LGBTQ+ students and the fight against all forms of discrimination and violence, including that of a homophobic and transphobic nature, within schools. According to the report published in 2020 by MP Erwan Balanant, 700,000 students are victims of school bullying in France. Harassment school takes different forms (physical, moral, cyber harassment, sexual) and has pernicious and lasting consequences in the personal development of children. In light of this observation, numerous advances were passed under the previous legislature in order to combat school harassment (creation of an offense of school harassment, pHARe program, national number against digital violence 3018, strengthening of adolescents' homes to free the victims' voices, etc.). However, the situation of LGBTQ+ students is still worrying even though the ministry has launched an awareness campaign against homophobic and transphobic violence and discrimination. As highlighted in a study carried out in 2022 by BVA for the Refuge, LGBTQ+ people consider school to be a place of suffering. This observation is also shared by two other studies carried out by Mickael Jardin (June 2022) and Arnaud Alessandrin and Johanna Dagorn (September 2020). Also, recalling its unfailing support and determination for harassed children and their families, she would like to know the Government's avenues of reflection in order to further combat school harassment of LGBTQ+ people and whether the application of the measures of Law No. 2022-299 of March 2, 2022 aimed at combating school bullying includes a section dedicated to homophobic and transphobic violence and discrimination.
Question· Question écrite415answered
France · National Assembly · 2 August 2022
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Prevention to the subject of the deployment of 100% health and its evaluation. Since January 1, 2021, this system has offered all French people with responsible or supportive complementary health insurance 100% coverage by compulsory and complementary health insurance, audiology, optical and dental care and equipment, the objective being to improve access to care, particularly for the poorest, and to strengthen prevention. After a first year of deployment, the Department of Research, Studies, Evaluation and Statistics (Drees) published a survey in July 2022 on the French people's knowledge of this system and their intention to use it. Although awareness of the system is increasing (53% say they know the system), it remains less known than other social benefits. According to Drees, “people who are aware of this system are those who attach importance to their health”. This system also seems poorly understood since 35% of respondents think they do not have access to it because of their income even though the system is open to all French people. Furthermore, as the Directorate General for Competition points out, consumption and fraud prevention (DGCCRF) in its press release of July 7, 2022, certain health professionals would refuse to inform their patients or would denigrate the offer. Also, she would like to know if the Government plans to communicate more about this system in order to improve understanding and know the measures that could be taken to ensure the proper deployment of this system. throughout the territory.
Question· Question écrite393answered
France · National Assembly · 26 July 2022
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion to the future establishment in Combs-la-Ville of a logistics warehouse belonging to the company Chronopost. The company actually wishes to set up a 50,000 m² warehouse by the end of 2024, capable of processing more than 700,000 packages per day, in place of a natural area whose initial project was initially to transform into an ecological wasteland combining craftsmanship and sustainable development. It is also worth highlighting the opposition of many local residents to this project, particularly due to the proximity of their residences. The establishment of this warehouse would therefore contribute to the phenomenon of land artificialization for which legislators were required to rule under the previous mandate. Indeed, in France, between 20 000 and 30,000 hectares are artificialized each year even though this contributes greatly to climate change and the erosion of biodiversity while undermining agricultural potential and carbon storage. Article 191 of Law No. 2021-1104 of August 22, 2021 on the fight against climate change and strengthening resilience to its effects provides for reaching “zero net artificialization” (ZAN) in 2050 based in particular on a first intermediate objective of reducing by half the rate of consumption of natural, agricultural and forestry areas in the next 10 years. The ZAN is also defined in action 10 of the biodiversity plan which responds in particular to objective 15 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. If the artificialization of land for the establishment of logistics warehouses has specific regulations in order to support the economic development of territories, the establishment of logistics warehouses requires an examination by the National Commercial Development Commission (CNAC) as recommended by the law for requests for exemption for all projects artificializing a surface area greater than 3,000 m2 as well as an impact study taking into account the impacts of the project on the artificialization of floors. Also, sharing the reluctance regarding this project and in accordance with its commitments to decisively support the non-artificialization of land in Seine-et-Marne with a view to protecting natural spaces, it would like to know the Government's position on a possible evolution of the legislation concerning exemptions from the artificialization of land for the establishment of logistics warehouses in Île-de-France and in particular in Seine-et-Marne as well as the methods of implementing the law and these territorial variations in the region.
Question· Question écrite39460open
France · National Assembly · 5 August 2021
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the demographic tensions in health matters that Seine-et-Marne must face both from the point of view of city medicine and health establishments. Indeed, access to care seems increasingly complicated for many Seine-et-Marnais residents. According to the Regional Union of Health Professionals (URPS), 800 general practitioners are in activity in Seine-et-Marne as of December 31, 2020, that is to say a ratio on average of less than six general practitioners per 10,000 Seine-et-Marnais, i.e. a drop of 13% compared to 2016. Furthermore, 86% of doctors are not able to welcome new patients according to a study conducted by UFC-Que-Choisir. Seine-et-Marne would therefore be ranked 97th out of 101 departments in terms of medical desertification according to the Order of doctors. The observation is therefore alarming, especially since future forecasts seem to follow the same path. Indeed, the average age of general practitioners is high and many of them will retire in a few years, thus accentuating inequalities in access to care and the difficulties for rural communities in attracting new doctors. Every year 75 general practitioners retire in Seine-et-Marne for only 25 installations. Faced with this observation, the Government has carried out several concrete actions aimed at combating medical deserts, including a healthcare access plan put in place in 2017, included in the My Health 2022 strategy. Also, she asks whether Seine-et-Marne constitutes a territory targeted by these projects and what are the concrete solutions implemented in the territory.
Question· Question écrite39932answered
France · National Assembly · 6 June 2021
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the distribution of professions of faith during the two rounds of the departmental and regional elections of June 20 and 27, 2021. The day after these elections which saw a significant number of fellow citizens abstain from voting, it turns out that a certain number of them did not receive the professions of faith of all the candidates in their mailbox. Of the Malfunctions linked to the sending of these professions of faith had already been highlighted during the first round, leading to the change of service provider from Adrexo to La Poste, which is usually used. However, despite the means implemented by La Poste, it turns out that these dysfunctions continued during the second round. Also, she asks if an administrative investigation will be set up in order to establish the causes of these dysfunctions with the Adrexo company and to learn lessons because the vitality of French democracy is at stake. Furthermore, at a time when La Poste seems to be having new financial difficulties every year due to a lack of sending letters in sufficient numbers and leading to the closure of many offices, particularly in rural areas, it would like to obtain clarification on the subject of obtaining this public market by the company Adrexo.
Question· Question écrite8887open
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2018
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men, to the “pink tax”. The “pink tax” is a commercial technique used by distributors. In fact, it aims to impose a higher price on so-called “mixed” products when they are intended for women. We commonly speak of a “pink tax”, because when this mixed product is marketed for women, it will actually be pink in color, and often blue for men. However, these products are often everyday products and can concern all age groups. These include razors, shaving gel, children's bicycle helmets or even diapers for children. Sometimes there is not even a difference in color, but as soon as the product is in the women's section, it costs more expensive than for men. Using this “pink tax” for obvious marketing reasons is not acceptable. It is an obstacle to equality between women and men, particularly in their consumption. Also, she asks him what measures the Government intends to take to put an end to these unsuitable marketing methods.
Question· Question écrite1039open
France · National Assembly · 8 December 2017
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the adverse effects of the new formula of the drug Levothyrox in the treatment of the thyroid. Indeed, this medication aims to correct hypothyroidism linked to insufficient secretion of the thyroid gland or its absence, or to slow down the secretion of TSH; a hormone that stimulates the thyroid. It is the most prescribed medicine for the treatment of thyroid patients, around 3 million people in France, 80% of whom are women. Since the modification of the formula, patients have reported the existence of undesirable effects most certainly due to this medication, dizziness, headaches. In view of the wide distribution of this drug, she asks him what measures will be taken to reassure patients and that the new formula of the drug be modified.
Question· Question écrite932answered
France · National Assembly · 8 May 2017
Mrs. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of medical analysis laboratories. Medical analysis laboratories were reformed by the decree of February 23, 2015 relating to the procedures for submitting applications for accreditation of medical biology laboratories provided for in the order of January 13, 2010 relating to medical biology. This obligation has placed many analysis laboratories in a difficult financial situation. Indeed, the cost of accreditation represents a significant portion of their turnover for independent laboratories. Many laboratories have therefore had to sell to large private financial groups who have transformed them into simple sampling centers. These so-called “multi-site” sampling centers therefore do not ensure the same quality of care than previously, although this was the initial aim of accreditation. The final date for obtaining this accreditation is December 31, 2017, which is why she is asking the Government to extend this deadline.
Question· Question écrite1688open
France · National Assembly · 9 March 2017
Ms. Michèle Peyron draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the issues related to the specialty of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Know-how that appeared during the First World War, France has one of the best plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeries in the world. Since then, plastic surgery has been recognized as a surgical specialty in its own right. In fact, it allows to reshape a part of the body to heal, repair or restore it and is qualified by a university degree as “plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery”. However, abuses exist, notably “aesthetic tourism” which can have serious consequences for patients. Also, full recognition by public authorities as well as internationally is necessary to limit these abuses. By Therefore, she asks what the Government intends to do to make the exercise of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery as restrictive and subject to the same authorization as other surgical specialties in order to avoid abuses.