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Question· Question écrite44939open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau alerts the Minister of the Interior to the current explosion of deadlines for renewing an identity card or a passport. The delays in obtaining the precious key have increased considerably in the space of a few months and just submitting the file is an exploit to try to secure an appointment sometimes far from home. New contract workers are recruited to strengthen town hall services and anticipate the next waves of requests, but these delays which continue to increase arouse exasperation and incomprehension among those administered as much as in town halls and among tourism professionals. Also, he asks if the Government can communicate on the solutions it intends to put in place in order to respond to the situation.
Question· Question écrite40114open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the possibility of implementing a free national platform for young people. The latest regional and departmental elections showed a record abstention rate among young people, reaching 79% in the second round. Indeed, many young people do not feel concerned by political life and their representation is minimal. He It is therefore entirely necessary to remobilize this electorate. Thus, he questions him about the establishment of a digital platform so that young people can discuss with elected officials about the problems that young people may encounter.
Question· Question écrite38504open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, responsible for public accounts, to the abolition of the housing tax which entails a certain number of modifications in the presentation of the tax statement 1259. When second homes become main residences, taxpayers no longer pay housing tax, and therefore neither the State nor the community local does not receive any product. For example, in a community of communes in its constituency, second homes represent 44%. This notes a reduction in secondary residences in favor of main residences. This phenomenon tends to accelerate with the health crisis and it is very likely that it will increase further in the coming years. Consequently, he asks him if the Government is considering to study this very important question so as not to weaken the tax revenues of the municipalities.
Question· Question écrite37710open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery to the issue of sports club licensees who paid for their memberships for nothing or almost. Contributions and other memberships have been paid, but athletes are not getting their money's worth since all activities have been suspended since the end of October 2020. Some are even asking for reimbursement of what they have paid. That would be a good thing if households, subject to income tax, could recover part of the sums spent on practicing a sport. These are the households that generally request reimbursements. Thus, to soften the situation of the clubs and that of their members, he asks if the Government is ready to hear this cause and to agree that the entire membership is considered as a donation and not just the contribution to the club. federation.
Question· Question écrite37403answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the organization of departmental and regional elections in 2021. During the municipal elections in 2020, despite the precautions taken - hydroalcoholic gel, gloves, no queue -, assessors and presidents of polling stations were affected by the spread of the coronavirus. The day before these elections, certain municipalities had to face to withdrawals from assessors. Also, he asks him if the Government plans to make coronavirus screening tests available and give priority access to vaccination against covid-19 for presidents, assessors, administrative staff and elected officials, in order to prevent risks and ensure the smooth running of these two ballots.
Question· Question écrite37231open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery on the terms of application of article 790 A bis of the general tax code and its interpretation. Article 19 of Law No. 2020-935 of July 30, 2020 on amending finances for 2020 establishes in Article 790 A bis of the CGI, under conditions, a new temporary exemption from transfer taxes free of charge for certain family donations, in the limit of 100,000 euros. The exemption concerns donations of sums of money made and paid between July 15, 2020 and June 30, 2021 for the benefit of a descendant, child, grandchild or, failing that, nephews or nieces when these sums are allocated within three months to the subscription to the initial capital or to an increase in the capital of a small European company, to energy renovation work or to the construction of the principal residence of the donee. The text defines neither the concept of construction nor the exact nature of the expenses eligible for allocation within the meaning of the text. By analogy with various tax reductions, it seems that all of the expenses, which constitute the cost price of building a home that the donee intends for his main residence, could be eligible. The cost price could then include the acquisition of land and all servicing expenses. However, the administration seems to adopt a restrictive interpretation of the text and limit the amount of the eligible allocation to construction work only. Given the short time frame for allocating the sums, an overly restrictive interpretation of the text would lead to its inapplicability. He therefore asks him to re-specify the provisions made by this article.
Question· Question écrite35739open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the subject of the recommendations relating to the ten-year strategy against cancer. The proposed strategy, adopted by the board of directors of the National Cancer Institute (INCA) on November 27, 2020, plans in particular to increase excise duties on wine, to study the establishment of a minimum price and to tax promotional expenses of alcoholic drinks. To do this, she suggests that “better harmonization of current taxation could be proposed in the sense of reducing the most obvious tax differences between products with the same alcoholic strength. At the same time, it will be necessary to continue the evaluation of foreign experiences in terms of minimum prices and their applicability in the French context. Taxation of promotional expenses alcohol could also be proposed in order to specifically target the marketing and advertising actions of manufacturers. Without being named, wine is directly targeted here because its excise duties are lower than those of other alcoholic beverages. In a particularly tense economic context, and while wine consumption in France is at its lowest historical level, the implementation of a tax system behavioral, with unproven effectiveness in reducing excessive consumption, would further weaken a sector which nevertheless contributes to the economic and cultural influence of France throughout the world. Many European and global countries do not understand the repeated attacks on its wine industry, which generates tens of thousands of jobs and added value for its economy. While these proposals are currently being examined by the Government, he asks it to kindly indicate whether it intends to arbitrate in favor of balancing measures to reconcile the prevention of risky behavior and the preservation of a responsible consumption model supported by the sector.
Question· Question écrite33062answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to monitoring the creation of regional agencies for biodiversity. The law of August 8, 2016 for the reconquest of biodiversity, nature and landscapes allows the creation of regional branches of the French Biodiversity Agency. This system was reaffirmed in the law of July 24, 2019 creating the French Office of biodiversity. At the same time, biodiversity is more threatened than ever by climate change and the fragmentation of natural environments. Indeed, according to a recent study by the WWF association, the vertebrate population has fallen by 68% in less than fifty years. The possibility of creating these territorial delegations nevertheless allows for the integration of more concrete objectives of conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. in public policies in order to fight against this fall in biodiversity. This allows better application of environmental policies in the territories, which have important levers of action in terms of preserving biodiversity. To do this, he asks what monitoring methods are implemented by the Government in order to ensure the rapid deployment of each regional branch, in collaboration with the various local actors. In addition, he would like to know what role these agencies could have within the framework of the State-region system of “Territories committed to nature” (TEN). This system put in place with water agencies makes it possible to mobilize municipalities through concrete action plans in favor of local biodiversity. Finally, he asks what indicators will be put in place to measure the results and the effectiveness of these regional agencies on the ground.
Question· Question écrite33025open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, responsible for transport, to the consequences of Decree No. 2019-850 of August 20, 2019 relating to socially useful transport services. It specifies the operating methods of these services, provided in particular by associations. It establishes several categories of criteria for beneficiaries: place of residence and level of resources. It also specifies the conditions for carrying out these services, in particular the journeys and costs requested. Thus, according to this decree, the beneficiary must meet one of the following conditions: reside in a rural municipality or belonging to the perimeter of an urban unit of less than 12,000 inhabitants, benefit from complementary universal health coverage or demonstrate resources less than or equal to the fixed ceiling by the social security code, or be a beneficiary of one of the ten social minimums. A distance criterion is also established, with journeys limited to a distance less than or equal to 100 kilometers. However, this significantly restricts the number of beneficiaries of these socially useful transport services, and certain associations are even prohibited from continuing their activities. He asks him if the Government intends reassess the impact of this decree on these socially useful transport services, which are essential for many beneficiaries and also allow the creation of social bonds and the reduction of inequalities in access to care. He also asks what measures can be taken to encourage these actions to combat social isolation and mobility problems, particularly in rural areas, for the elderly. and vulnerable.
Question· Question écrite31351answered
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the indicators of representativeness of tourist municipalities, particularly coastal ones, within intermunicipalities. Indeed, most tourist municipalities see their operating expenses increase significantly, particularly during the tourist season, each year. If they do not have this day of special treatment within the framework of the DGF allocated to them, favorable calculation methods were however implemented during the last reform of the DGF. In this context, the criterion of the population of the municipalities is fundamental. Thus, he welcomes the fact that the calculation of the DGF for these tourist municipalities includes caravan spaces as well as second homes, according to updated data every year. This allows these municipalities to see their population increase each year and to adapt their statistics, in order to more easily cope with the costs resulting from their situation as tourist municipalities. However, if the calculation of the DGF takes into account the particularity of these coastal municipalities and the variable number of inhabitants, it is not the same regarding the rules of representativeness of these municipalities in the within intercommunities. In these instances, they may actually find themselves insufficiently represented, given the highly variable population and the economic attractiveness that they generate thanks to tourism. He therefore asks what methods can be considered in order to modulate the population indicator and to draw inspiration from the calculation method used for the DGF, making it possible to take into account population variations which can be very important for certain tourist municipalities, and thus allow a fairer representation of these municipalities within the EPCI.
Question· Question écrite31201open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, responsible for housing, to the management of the National Agency for Urban Renewal (ANRU) and the implementation of public policies in terms of city policy and urban renewal. In its report dated June 17, 2020, the Court of Auditors made several recommendations concerning the Agency and its programs in matter of urban policy. The ANRU is mainly responsible for implementing two urban renovation programs: the national urban renovation program (PNRU) and the new urban renewal program (NPNRU), via multi-annual tripartite financing agreements, concluded with the State and the Action Logement group. It has also seen its internal organization reformed on several occasions, notably with the law ELAN of November 23, 2018. At the same time, these programs as well as the ambitious objectives set in terms of city policy seem to be experiencing delays or difficulties particularly induced by this internal reorganization at the Agency. Thus, the Court of Auditors suggests strengthening the power of validation of operations by the prefects, for greater consistency of objectives between the projects carried out by the ANRU and those of the territories in question. housing matters. He asks how this recommendation will be taken into account, for the proper implementation of urban renewal projects and public planning and housing policies, adapted to the territories.
Question· Question écrite30680open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, to the difficulties encountered by tourism professionals. Tourism and hotel and catering professionals face an immense challenge. For many, maintaining their activity is at stake. The upcoming season, which will begin in a few hours, will be decisive. His department of Vendée is one of the most touristy departments in France in terms of attendance: 1st French department in outdoor hotels; each year, 8 million overnight stays, 15% of Vendée’s GDP. For tourism stakeholders in his constituency, like many coastal regions, the resumption of tourist activity is a question of survival. The covid-19 crisis imposed a total shutdown of activity, then a restart laborious. The French are cautious, and the context is not always conducive to relaxation and consumption, without forgetting the heavy health protocols that professionals must put in place. They are of course necessary to fight the epidemic, but often represent a significant cost. The list of anxieties of these professionals is long. “Will the French go on vacation this summer? Could I retain my employees after the season? How to deal with additional costs and cash flow problems? How to manage the cancellation of festivals and summer events which bring with them many tourists? » So, the professionals mobilized, and he would like to salute their great work: communication campaigns, innovative formulas, mobilization of institutions and local elected officials, development of tourism eco-responsible... Of course, France is not the only one concerned. This crisis has hit the whole of Europe. In response, European Commissioner Thierry Breton presented a European “Marshall Plan” to revive tourism with massive support for the sector. But, when it comes to reviving tourist activity, each European state preaches for its parish. This summer 2020, the drop in reservations from foreign customers is estimated at 75%. However, there is good news nonetheless. France of course has exceptional destinations and a heritage rich in culture and history. It is an undeniable asset, which has even raised France to the rank of the world's leading tourist destination. 90% of citizens want to stay in France this summer. France is also less dependent on foreign customers than other countries such as Spain or Italy. To the France to seize this momentum in order to best support tourism stakeholders. Above all, we must not forget them once the summer season is over. What is planned to support them in the long term? Also, tourism must be rethought in a context of climate emergency and resource depletion. What concrete actions are planned to promote eco-tourism and sustainable mobility? He finally asks her how favor authenticity over mass tourism, which is sometimes devastating for certain sites and the environment.
Question· Question écrite30618open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to the public policies implemented in terms of public procurement and the need to take into account the climate emergency and environmental issues. Public procurement law, under the impetus of the European directive of February 26, 2014 on the award of public contracts, has been subject to significant developments in recent years. years. At the same time, major strategic directions for green public procurement have been taken, including the adoption for the 2015-2020 period of a national plan for sustainable public procurement. The latter in fact constitute an important lever for better integration of environmental issues within public procurement, and thus to participate in raising buyers' awareness of this issue. THE strategic objectives set in this roadmap, such as an in-depth analysis of sustainable development objectives, the signing of a charter or even taking into account the end of life of products, were to be achieved by 2020. He therefore wishes to question it, on the one hand on the monitoring and evaluation systems for these objectives which have been able to be put in place, and on the other hand on compliance with the initially timetable decided. He also wants to know if a new roadmap with more ambitious objectives will be implemented for the period after 2020.
Question· Question écrite27790open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the threshold effect that the payment of the activity bonus can generate. Paid to employees and civil servants under certain conditions, in particular that of receiving modest income from professional activity, it replaces the old active solidarity income and the employment bonus. He believes that this aid constitutes a good initiative to enable a additional income for the most modest, which also explains its great success with regard to the millions of beneficiary households to date. Its allocation on a monthly basis constitutes one of the conditions of its success with many households, as it allows a real additional income. However, for certain employers, the monthly payment of such a bonus may result in a lack of flexibility with regard to the need to adapt to fluctuations in activity. Even if its amount is already subject to adaptations such as a quarterly declaration with a view to a possible revaluation, or even reimbursements requested in the event of overpayments, this does not always appear fully adapted in certain sectors of activity. This is why he asks what measures the ministry can put in place in order to be able to develop or adjust, for example via a deposit or regularization for the year, this activity bonus, with the aim of avoiding this threshold effect sometimes encountered in certain companies.
Question· Question écrite26817open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Economy and Finance and the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, responsible for digital technology, to the environmental consequences of the deployment of 5G in France. The development of this fifth generation of mobile network is at the heart of future digital challenges. It will provide higher speeds and lower latency. A truly disruptive technology, it will also support numerous simultaneous connections and new uses, particularly industrial. Its implementation on an experimental basis has already begun in France: the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (ARCEP) launched the frequency allocation procedure on December 30, 2019. The first offers are expected at the end of 2020. However, its deployment is accompanied by numerous questions, in terms of data protection, but also on its health and environmental effects. On this last point, the development of 5G will require the installation of new antennas in the 3.5 GHz frequency band, and in fact, the production of new network equipment with impacts in terms of use of water resources, extraction of minerals and greenhouse gas emissions. In Furthermore, if energy consumption is difficult to measure at this stage, a rebound effect on user behavior is to be expected, notably with the use of bandwidth-intensive applications and a renewal of consumer equipment (smartphones). He therefore asks what strategy the Government intends to adopt, both at the national level but also at the European level, in order to make the deployment of 5G with the environmental objectives set by France and in particular with its National Low Carbon Strategy.
Question· Question écrite26772open
France · National Assembly
Mr. Patrick Loiseau questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the regulations regarding the labeling of fertilizers containing heavy metals such as cadmium. Classified as a proven carcinogenic substance by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) since 1993, the harmful consequences of cadmium have also been recognized by the National Agency for Food, Environmental and Health Safety. work (ANSES). In September 2019, ANSES published an expert report warning of the risks linked to exposure to cadmium. Present in fertilizers, it causes kidney failure, bone demineralization and is the cause of cardiovascular diseases. According to ANSES, the main source of exposure of the general population to cadmium is food. According to tests carried out by the agency, 15% of children exceed the dose weekly allowance of cadmium. Faced with these alerts on the harmful consequences of exposure to cadmium on the health of professionals and consumers, the European legislator adopted in June 2019 a regulation setting new requirements on the maximum levels of contaminants in CE certified fertilizers. Despite this progress in terms of harmonization of European regulations and in view of the proven effects of this substance on human health, it is imperative to strengthen regulations regarding information and labeling for professionals and consumers, who are particularly exposed. In this context, he would like to know what actions have been taken by the Government (prevention and awareness campaigns, strengthening of labeling regulations, etc.) and how these ANSES alerts are taken into account. in the development of public policies aimed at protecting professionals and consumers.
Question· Question écrite41711answered
France · National Assembly · 9 May 2021
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Ministers of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, and of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for the digital transition and electronic communications, to the problems of troubleshooting the operator Orange. We note late repairs, appointments for which no one shows up, trips free billed. Fixed internet outages are becoming more and more frequent, this is the observation of many fellow citizens throughout the country, many of whom still connect to the internet using the ADSL network. This is seriously disrupted, to the point of sometimes leading to the suspension of the provision of the service. The repair may take weeks. Sometimes the network works, but the poles are down, the lines rest on village entrance signs, are wrapped around trees in the absence of support or stripped bare for several weeks or months. Orange has already been put on notice several times regarding the maintenance of the copper network by the regulator, Arcep. The historic operator has set the date for the extinction of the copper network at 2030 and intends to switch from copper to fiber as quickly as possible from 2023, a decision poorly received by rural areas, who fear being forgotten by fiber and having to endure several years waiting for a lasting solution to access very high speed. Also, he asks him on the one hand what to do in the face of the poor state of Orange's historic telephone network and how to require the manager to restore the network, to guarantee reliable and permanent access to the internet and telephone and a discount in rapid service during breakdowns. On the other hand, he asks how to ensure that Orange, the universal service delegate, takes the means to guarantee a peaceful shutdown of the copper network in rural areas still lacking any access to very high speed, in order to enable alternative connectivity solutions.
Question· Question écrite27239answered
France · National Assembly · 2 October 2020
M. Patrick Loiseau attire l'attention de M. le ministre de l'agriculture et de l'alimentation sur le retard pris par la France concernant les objectifs fixés par les plans Ecophyto. Les plans de réduction des usages et des effets des produits phytopharmaceutiques mis en œuvre depuis 2008 en France avaient fixé pour objectifs la réduction de l'usage des pesticides de 50 % d'ici 2025, 50 % d'exploitations engagées en certification environnementale à l'horizon 2012 et 20 % de la surface agricole utile en agriculture biologique en 2020. Dans un rapport de novembre 2019, la Cour des comptes souligne le retard pris par la France dans la poursuite de ces objectifs. Les effets des plans Ecophyto demeurent « très en deçà des objectifs fixés », selon le rapport. En effet, sur la période 2009-2016, l'utilisation de produits phytopharmaceutiques a progressé de 12 %, à l'encontre de l'objectif de réduction de 50 % à l'échéance 2025. L'objectif à horizon 2020 de 20 % de surface agricole utile en agriculture biologique est également loin d'être atteint, seulement 7,5 % l'était en 2018. L'une des recommandations faites par la Cour des comptes, afin d'accélérer la transition souhaitée vers un modèle agricole moins consommateur de pesticides, porte sur la négociation de la future politique agricole commune. Elle rappelle la nécessité d'introduire dans les futures négociations un objectif prioritaire de réduction de l'usage des produits phytopharmaceutiques. De plus, la cour propose aussi de rendre publiques les données de cette politique de réduction des usages des produits phytopharmaceutiques, ainsi que les substances actives émises et leurs effets sur la santé, sous forme de cartographie. Ainsi, il lui demande comment ces recommandations formulées par la Cour des comptes sont prises en compte par le Gouvernement, à la fois dans la négociation de la future politique agricole commune, mais également concernant l'effort de transparence à fournir auprès du grand public.
Question· Question écrite30244open
France · National Assembly · 5 September 2020
M. Patrick Loiseau attire l'attention de Mme la ministre de la transition écologique et solidaire sur les engagements de la France en matière de qualité de l'air et sur le respect de ses obligations au regard du droit européen. La France a en effet été mise en demeure le 23 mai 2020 par la Commission européenne pour ne pas avoir transposé une exigence spécifique de la directive européenne 2001/81/CE sur les plafonds d'émission nationaux pour certains polluants atmosphériques. Celle-ci visait à mettre à jour, au moins tous les quatre ans, les programmes de lutte contre la pollution atmosphérique, là où la France prévoit actuellement une simple réévaluation sans mise à jour de son plan national, comme demandé par la Commission européenne. Déjà condamnée en octobre 2019 par la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne pour des dépassements constatés sur ses émissions de dioxyde d'azote, cette nouvelle mise en demeure apparaît comme un rappel pour la France de l'importance de disposer d'objectifs ambitieux et d'une feuille de route efficace et suivie d'effets. La pollution de l'air a en effet des effets négatifs démontrés sur la santé humaine ainsi que sur les écosystèmes, et pourrait être à l'origine de 48 000 à 67 000 décès prématurés chaque année, selon l'Agence nationale de santé publique. En parallèle, plusieurs grandes agglomérations doivent instaurer des zones à faibles émissions (ZFE). Il lui demande si le calendrier prévu, soit d'ici à fin 2020, sera bien respecté, et si ce dispositif peut se déployer plus largement sur tous les territoires. De plus, il lui demande comment le ministère effectue le suivi et l'évaluation des différents plans d'actions de la France et notamment du plan national de réduction des émissions de polluants atmosphériques, pour une meilleure évaluation de la qualité de l'air et une totale conformité avec le droit européen.
Question· Question écrite32788open
France · National Assembly · 9 June 2020
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the need to strengthen, under certain conditions and within a strict framework, the right of exemption used by department prefects, particularly in the event of essential and urgent work. In the coastal zone, particularly, this possibility given to the prefect to be able to decide on work on the dykes in the event of storm or marine submersion are necessary in order to reduce delays and the decision-making circuit. This simplifies procedures and allows work to begin as quickly as possible, without which the safety and protection of populations and the coastline would be threatened. To do this, he asks if the Government plans to decline the existing exemption for hydroelectric power stations and extend it to works carried out on the dikes, allowing an exemption from public inquiry in the event of temporary works without lasting effects on the natural environment. In addition, he asks whether the experiment planned in the decree of December 29, 2017 will be renewed and generalized. This decree allowed an experiment to be held in several regions and communities for 2 years, and gave the prefect the power to deviate from certain provisions. regulations for reasons of general interest and under very supervised conditions. More generally, he asks what measures the Government is considering, as part of the new impetus for deconcentration to come, in order to simplify the process of making urgent decisions at the local level, for better consideration of the needs and specificities of each territory.
Question· Question écrite34466open
France · National Assembly · 11 January 2020
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery to the business property tax (CFE) and the cases of exemption from this tax, particularly for craftsmen. Paid by companies, as well as individuals with an independent activity, it is based on property subject to property tax, and due in each municipality where the company concerned has premises or land. This tax, component of the territorial economic contribution (CET), is subject to a certain number of permanent and temporary exemptions. Concerning craftsmen in particular, the permanent exemption is subject to several conditions. However, in certain cases, the fact for certain categories of craftsmen not being able to be exempt from the CFE can result in a significant additional financial burden to manage for very small businesses in the craft sector. Thus, he asks him if a reflection concerning the exemption from property tax of companies is planned concerning craftsmen, for example in terms of turnover threshold, in order to adjust the existing system mentioned in the general tax code. He also wishes to know how the work of municipalities and EPCIs is structured in this area, in order to achieve a system of taxation better adapted to the reality of the territories and different economic activities.
Question· Question écrite24335open
France · National Assembly · 10 December 2019
Mr. Patrick Loiseau questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the coverage of transport costs in a bariatric ambulance. The medical transport of massively obese people who cannot be mobilized remains complicated because it requires a vehicle with specific equipment as well as a dedicated team, which is billed with a significant additional cost not covered by health insurance as well as all other organizations. institutional. He therefore asks him, since obesity is one of the health priorities at the national level, why bariatric transport is not better covered in order to ensure equality in care.
Question· Question écrite23563answered
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2019
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the results of the redistribution of regions. The Court of Auditors published on September 14, 2019 the second part of its annual report on local public finances, relating to the prospects for development beyond 2019 of the financial situation of local authorities. She takes stock of the reorganization of regions, resulting from the implementation on January 1, 2016 of the law of January 16, 2015 relating to the delimitation of regions. The results are mixed: if the transition and the creation of the “new regions” went well and within the time limit set by the legislator, the full exercise of their powers in the new areas, particularly in terms of economic development, requires additional time. The Court of Auditors even notes that the merger of the regions has caused significant additional costs, particularly in terms of remuneration of staff and elected officials. It therefore proposes to strengthen the effectiveness of the regions' responsibility in terms of economic development, as well as to harmonize the method of accounting for European funds in regional budgets. He therefore wishes to question him about the measures and devices which may be taken with a view to taking into account the recommendations of the Court of Auditors, in order to complete the transitional phase of creation of the new regions, and to make the necessary adjustments in order to obtain the expected efficiency gains within the framework of this territorial redistribution.
Question· Question écrite23517open
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2019
Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the recurring disruptions in the supply of certain medicines and vaccines. Indeed, according to the National Medicines Safety Agency, shortages and supply disruptions increased twenty-fold between 2008 and 2018. In 2019, more than 1,200 medicines could be affected, including some treatments said to be “of major therapeutic interest” (vaccines, antibiotics, anti-Parkinson drugs, anti-cancer drugs). These shortages are partly explained by a drug production chain distributed internationally, relocated to certain production sites in Asia, and which is impacted by recurring incidents. However, and for obvious reasons of protecting public health, it is not acceptable that the choices economic relocation of production, operated by laboratories and manufacturers, does not endanger the health of many French people. A roadmap for 2019-2022 aimed at improving the availability of medicines in France was presented by the Ministry of Solidarity and Health, and a first steering committee was held on this subject in September 2019, detailing several measures aimed at preventing these shortages and sanctions for industrialists. He therefore wishes to know how these new restrictive measures (building up stocks, therapeutic alternatives, role of the ANSM) will be able to be applied efficiently and whether coordination actions are planned at the level of European partner countries, to ultimately resolve these supply problems which go beyond French territory alone.
Question· Question écrite23408open
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2019
M. Patrick Loiseau attire l'attention de Mme la ministre de la cohésion des territoires et des relations avec les collectivités territoriales sur les ajustements à apporter au dispositif de contractualisation de réduction des dépenses des collectivités. La Cour des comptes a en effet publié le 14 septembre 2019 le second volet de son rapport annuel sur les finances publiques locales, relatif aux perspectives d'évolution au-delà de 2019 et au bilan de la première année de mise en œuvre de ce dispositif de contractualisation. Introduit par la loi de programmation des finances publiques 2018-2022, il poursuit deux objectifs, sur une base contraignante : la maîtrise des dépenses de fonctionnement et l'amélioration du désendettement des collectivités. Cette nouvelle méthode, mise en place après des années de baisse de dotations, concerne environ 322 collectivités, et prévoit des sanctions en cas de non-respect des obligations en matière de finances publiques. D'après la Cour des comptes, cette première année d'exécution des contrats a permis d'obtenir les résultats escomptés en termes d'encadrement des dépenses. Seules 14 collectivités sur 322 dépassent le taux d'endettement contractualisé. Cependant, le dispositif présente quelques faiblesses et nécessite des ajustements, présentés par la Cour des comptes sous forme de recommandations. Parmi celles-ci, la Cour des comptes propose d'étendre le champ de la contractualisation aux budgets annexes, et de prendre en compte les ressources nouvelles, fléchées sur des actions spécifiques. Il l'interroge donc sur les ajustements prévus pour les prochaines années de mise en œuvre de ce dispositif de contractualisation, afin que l'État et les collectivités puissent travailler efficacement de concert à la maîtrise de la dépense publique.
Question· Question écrite24304open
France · National Assembly · 10 May 2019
M. Patrick Loiseau attire l'attention de M. le ministre de l'économie et des finances suite aux faillites de plusieurs compagnies aériennes. De nombreux consommateurs sont restés avec des billets émis et non volés, mais bel et bien payés toutes taxes comprises. Il lui demande où vont aller les taxes diverses (taxes d'aéroport, redevances aéroport/passagers, taxe d'aviation civile, taxes et surcharges, taxe de solidarité, TVA, etc.) qui constituent 60 % à 70 % du prix des billets, pour des vols fantômes.
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France · National Assembly · 10 May 2019
M. Patrick Loiseau attire l'attention de Mme la ministre de la transition écologique et solidaire sur les coûts d'entreposage et de stockage des substances radioactives. Dans son rapport du 4 juillet 2019 sur l'aval du cycle nucléaire, la Cour des comptes souligne en effet l'importance grandissante des volumes de déchets nucléaires à traiter pour les années à venir. L'entreposage des déchets dits de « haute et moyenne intensité » notamment présente un risque réel de saturation. Cela a mécaniquement un impact sur les coûts d'exploitation des installations de stockage, pour lesquelles les investissements cumulés pourraient s'élever à 1,4 milliards d'euros à l'horizon 2030 et à 1,5 milliards d'euros supplémentaires à l'horizon 2050. La Cour souligne aussi l'absence de mise à jour des coûts prévus pour le projet Cigéo d'enfouissement des déchets nucléaires à Bure, dans la Meuse. Initialement estimé à 25 milliards d'euros, ce montant a vocation à évoluer au rythme de l'avancée du projet. Dans ce contexte, il lui demande comment mieux intégrer dans le cadre de la programmation pluriannuelle de l'énergie ces alertes de la Cour des comptes en vue d'anticiper et de maîtriser les surcoûts occasionnés pour la gestion de l'aval du cycle nucléaire.