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Question· Question écrite4213open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Isabelle Florennes draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the fears of independent tenant associations regarding the modifications brought about by Law No. 2017-86 of January 27, 2017 relating to equality and citizenship, concerning the election of tenant representatives within the boards of directors of social housing organizations. The new version of articles L. 421-9, L. 422-2-1 and L. 481-6 of the Construction and Housing Code (CCH) provides, in fact, that tenant associations wishing to present lists for elections of tenant representatives in social housing organizations must necessarily be affiliated to one of the authorized national organizations or federations, sitting on the National Consultation Commission, the National Housing Council or the National Housing Council. consumption. Consequently, any unaffiliated association will now be excluded from the board of directors on which it was represented until now. However, given the missions they carry out locally, it is essential that they can work and exchange with social landlords in this framework. Also, she would like to know the Government's position on this subject and the possible measures that could be committed.
Question· Question écrite38304answered
France · National Assembly
Article 93 de la loi no 2017-86 du 27 janvier 2017 relating to l'égalité et à la citoyenneté a modifié le code de la construction et de l'habitation (CCH) ainsi que la loi du 23 décembre 1986 tendant à favoriser l'investissement locatif, l'accession à la propriété de logements sociaux et le développement de l'offre foncière, afin de préciser que les représentants des locataires au capital des sociétés anonymes d'habitat à loyer modéré (SA HLM) et aux conseils d'administration des offices publics d'habitat (OPH) et des sociétés à économie mixte (SEM) gérant des logements sociaux sont élus sur des listes de candidats présentés par des associations qui doivent être « affiliées à une organisation nationale siégeant à la Commission nationale de concertation (CNC), au Conseil national de l'habitat (CNH) ou au Conseil national de la consommation (CNC) ». Comme l'indique l'exposé sommaire de l'amendment à l'origine de cette disposition, celle-ci avait pour objectif « d'éviter des candidatures qui ne défendraient pas the whole ofs locataires et qui seraient orientées vers des populations particulières. » Dans ce contexte législatif et réglementaire, le Gouvernement constate que l'organisation citée par la question n'a pas été absente des élections qui ont eu lieu du 15 novembre au 15 décembre 2018. En effet, si elle n'a pu se présenter sous son propre nom, compte tenu, des nouvelles dispositions précitées, il apparaît toutefois qu'elle s'est affiliée à une autre organisation, membre du conseil national de la consommation. La liste des associations membres de ces organismes n'est toutefois pas figée et s'agissant, en particulier, de la Commission nationale de concertation, une association peut solliciter d'en être membre si elle satisfait les conditions prévues par les textes. En effet, la qualité de membre définie par article 41 de la loi du 23 décembre 1986 prévoit que la CNC « comprend notamment des représentants des organisations représentatives au plan national de bailleurs, de locataires et de gestionnaires ». article 43 ajoute que « la représentativité des organisations de bailleurs, de gestionnaires et de locataires est appréciée d'après les critères suivants: a) Montant global des cotisations; / b) Indépendance, expérience et activité de l'organisation dans le domaine du housing; / c) En outre: (…) - pour les organisations de locataires, nombre et répartition géographique de leurs adhérents ». L'ajout d'une organisation parmi celles qui sont visées à article 1er du décret no 88-274 du 18 mars 1988 portant application de article 41 de la loi du 23 décembre 1986, requiert donc une demande en ce sens de l'association concernée, justifiant des critères susmentionnés. À cet égard, il demeure possible pour une association, notamment si elle en fédère plusieurs, de solliciter son agrément auprès du ministère chargé du housing dans le cadre des dispositions précitées, en justifiant de sa représentativité. Par conséquent, au regard de l'objectif poursuivi par la disposition en cause et des possibilités offertes aux associations de participer aux élections concernées, le Gouvernement n'entend pas modifier les dispositions de la loi pour des prochaines élections qui auront lieu en 2022.
Question· Question écrite35375answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Isabelle Florennes questions the Minister of Ecological Transition about the announcements made during her joint trip with the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, to Rouen, on September 24, 2020, one year after the Lubrizol disaster. The Minister then announced the establishment of various measures to prevent industrial risks and inform the population. Among them was the deployment of a new system alert and information by telephone which would allow, she quotes the Minister of the Interior, to move “from the siren to the cell phone”. This new tool would be based on two technologies: on the one hand, cellular broadcasting, which will transmit an alert message to telephones, on the other hand the sending of geolocated SMS directly sent by State services, containing all the information relating to the possible disaster and the instructions to follow. This new tool is, obviously, eagerly awaited. The Minister had indicated that it would be deployed from the second half of 2021 in densely populated areas or representing a particular risk, then throughout the territory from June 2022. The MP is elected in Nanterre, a commune which hosts several industrial sites presenting environmental risks - for example concrete discharges into the waters of the Seine observed in April 2019 - and she knows that its inhabitants are, like many French people living near these sites, very attentive to initiatives of this type. Also, the MP would like to know if the Minister can detail both the timetable and the modalities of this deployment. Finally, she asks him what will be, precisely, the territories within which will be experimented the device in its first phase.
Question· Question écrite22951open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Isabelle Florennes questions the Minister to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for cities and housing, on the VAT rate applicable to property dismemberment operations in the field of intermediate rental housing. Law No. 2018-1021 of November 23, 2018 on the development of housing, development and digital technology known as the “ELAN law” authorizes offices housing authorities, HLM SAs and other organizations referred to in Articles L. 422-2 and L. 422-3 of the Construction and Housing Code to carry out intermediate rental usufruct operations (ULI) which use the same mechanism as social rental usufruct (ULS). The implementation of temporary property dismemberment operations thus makes it possible to find financing solutions for the construction of rental housing. intermediaries by appealing in particular to private investors and more particularly to individual savers by allowing them to acquire bare ownership of housing. However, this system concerning intermediate rental usufruct (ULI) remains inoperative to date due to uncertainty over the conditions of implementation of the 10% VAT rate provided for in article 279 0 bis A of the CGI. Article 279 0 bis A of the code General of Taxes provides that: "The value added tax is collected at the reduced rate of 10% with regard to deliveries of new housing and housing, resulting from the transformation of premises for office use, considered as new within the meaning of 2° of 2 of I of article 257, or to organizations mentioned in 4° of 1 of article 207 or subject to control, within the meaning of III of article L. 430-1 of the code of commerce, of society mentioned in Article L. 313-20 of the Construction and Housing Code, or to legal entities whose capital is held entirely by persons liable for corporate tax or public administrative establishments, which they intend for rental for use as a main residence within the framework of a construction operation having been the subject of prior approval between the owner or manager of the housing and the State representative in the department, which specifies the framework of each operation and concerns compliance with the conditions provided for in a to c. For the application of the first paragraph, the housing must: a) Be located on land located, on the date of signature of the approval, on the territory of the municipalities classified, by order of the ministers responsible for the budget and housing, in geographical areas characterized by a significant imbalance between supply and demand for housing leading to difficulties in accessing housing in the existing rental stock, mentioned in IV of article 199 novovicies; b) Be integrated into a real estate complex comprising at least 25% of the surface area of housing mentioned in 2 to 6, 8 and 10 of I of Article 278 sexies, except in municipalities already having more than 35% of social rental housing, within the meaning of article L. 302-5 of the construction and housing code, and in districts subject to an agreement provided for in article 10-3 of law no. 2003-710 of August 1, 2003 on orientation and programming for the city and urban renovation; c) Be intended to be rented to natural persons whose resources on the date of conclusion of the lease do not exceed the ceilings set by the decree provided for in the first paragraph of III of article 199 novovicies. The monthly rent for these accommodations does not exceed the ceilings referred to in the first or, where applicable, the second paragraph of the same III”. In the event of dismemberment of ownership, operators would like to have confirmation that the conditions set for the transfer of usufruct and bare ownership to benefit from the VAT rate of 10% are assessed at the level of the usufructuary alone, who is the person who has the disposal of the building, who will pass an approval with the State representative, and who will choose the tenants. In other words, as long as the building itself benefits from this rate of 10% and the usufructuary complies with the conditions laid down by article 279-0 bis A of the CGI (it must in particular be an HLM organization or a legal entity whose capital is held by a legal entity subject to corporate tax), the bare owner, whether a legal entity or a natural person, will then automatically benefit from the rate of 10% on the acquisition of bare ownership from the developer. It therefore asks the Government to please clarify, if not confirm, the VAT rate applicable to this type of operation. This information is essential because it would allow operators to continue the production of affordable housing, which the territories that are classified as “tense areas” are in great need today.
Question· Question écrite19904answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Isabelle Florennes alerts the Minister of the Interior to anomalies that may appear on the electoral lists, anomalies which could prevent certain voters from taking part in the vote. The laws of August 1, 2016 and in particular Law No. 2016-1048 revamping the procedures for registration on the French electoral lists, established the single electoral register, the management of which was entrusted to INSEE. Besides all the difficulties computer systems encountered during the synchronization of the electoral lists managed by the municipalities and the list of the single electoral register maintained by INSEE, this implementation was accompanied by changes in civil status for certain voters. Indeed, the civil status used by INSEE to complete this directory is that taken from the National Identification Directory of Natural Persons (RNIPP), which is not up to date for certain citizens. Also, despite the long research work carried out in the fall of 2018 by the municipalities to allow the rectification of all the civil status errors noted, voters may have noticed, when receiving their electoral card, that their current civil status differs from that indicated on the latter. Others will unfortunately notice it too late, on election day, the updates having not been processed by INSEE before recasting the lists and sending the cards to voters. Alongside the sending of cards by municipalities, INSEE continued to update information relating to the civil status of voters following corrections requested by town halls since the implementation of the reform. Thus, for these voters, the voter registration lists which will be published a few days before the election will not include the same information other than that appearing on the electoral cards. She asks him what instructions will be given to the presidents of the polling stations to allow these voters to vote. Furthermore, she would like to know the ad hoc measures that the Government is considering to ensure that all citizens will be able to use their right to vote.
Question· Question écrite11189answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Isabelle Florennes questions the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, about the difficulties encountered by foreigners in a legal situation, born in or after 1988, in their efforts to obtain a driving license in France. Indeed, the latter, even though they satisfy the theoretical and practical exams, are refused the issuance of the final driving license because they cannot provide the school safety certificate. (ASSR), having not completed their schooling in France. Specialized driving schools, offering in particular a translation service for these audiences, have, until now, managed to find ad hoc solutions. The latter were, sometimes, able to count on the understanding of the heads of safety and road education services (SSER) and thus send a letter to the services concerned specifying that the candidates had not completed their school career in France. But, in most cases, driving schools are forced to direct the candidates they receive towards groups of local public educational establishments, or GRETA, with which they can take the Road Safety Certificate (ASR). This solution, however, presents several drawbacks. On the one hand, the number of places available is reduced and, consequently, the Waiting lists last one or even two years and, on the other hand, students who do not have a good command of the French language do not reach the average and must then retake the exam in question. This situation is all the more detrimental as many disappointed candidates turn to their driving school to demand full reimbursement of the package to which they subscribed in the hope of obtaining the license. SO that a growing number of legally resident foreigners settle in France each year and that Brexit will certainly amplify this phenomenon, she would like to know what measures the Government could put in place to simplify the procedures for these candidates.
Question· Question écrite29231open
France · National Assembly · 4 May 2020
Ms. Isabelle Florennes draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the remuneration and possible regularization of practitioners with diplomas outside the European Union (PADHUE). The latter would be around 5,000 practicing on the national territory, without their diploma and level of study being recognized by France. Most of them work as so-called associate practitioners or as interns. (FFI) within hospital structures, in services under pressure such as emergency, intensive care, radiology or psychiatry. Their situation is doubly complex since they suffer from both great financial insecurity (for equal skills, their salary level is much lower than that of their graduate peers in France) and a worrying status quo regarding their status and therefore their future. professional in France. This situation was aggravated by the elimination of the knowledge validation exam (EVC), an exam which made it possible to better take into account the professional experience of these practitioners and thanks to which their progressive integration within hospital structures was made possible. Of course, some of the issues raised by the situation of PADHUE were resolved with law no. 2019-774 of 24 July 2019 relating to the organization and transformation of the health system, but the implementation of these provisions is slow and plunges practitioners even further into uncertainty. Also, the health crisis that the country is going through has made the problems of the health system even more salient; the situation of the PADHUE is one. She asks him how the Government plans to quickly regularize these practitioners and facilitate their recruitment, particularly in areas suffering from medical desertification.
Question· Question écrite11516open
France · National Assembly · 7 July 2018
Mrs Isabelle Florennes questions the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, about the possible ban on voting machines. While article L. 57-1 of the electoral code provides for the possibility of using this equipment in municipalities with more than 3,500 inhabitants appearing on a list fixed by prefectural decree for each department, the roadmap of the Ministry of the Interior, published in September 2017, indicates their possible prohibition. The problem is not new: the use of such devices has been included in electoral law since the modification of the electoral code of 1969 and since then, the debates have not stopped. There are numerous criticisms: increased risk of fraud, difficulties in guaranteeing the secrecy of the vote, traceability made impossible for the citizen, etc. However, in 2012, there were still nearly sixty municipalities, or around 1.1 million voters, using this system on a regular basis. This is particularly the case for certain municipalities in Hauts-de-Seine which find there equipment that is both efficient, ecological and above all reliable. Because despite the numerous criticisms made against it, the voting machine remains a tool preventing certain fraudulent practices which regularly mar the ballots. Likewise, voting machines make it possible to avoid human errors which generally occur during counting. In this way, they represent a real time saver. And, unlike Internet voting, which is often promoted, voting machines cannot be subject to hijacking or cyberattack since they are not connected, further proof of their reliability. In view of the announcements that have been made, she would like to know more precisely, the Government's intentions in this matter.