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Christine Hennion

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Question 5506 — administration

France · National Assembly

Mme Christine Hennion interroge M. le secrétaire d'État, auprès du Premier ministre, chargé du numérique, sur la mise en œuvre du principe de diffusion « par défaut » de documents administratifs, instauré par l'article 6 de la loi du 7 octobre 2016 pour une République numérique. Le nouvel article L. 312-1-1 du code des relations entre le public et l'administration enjoint les administrations d'au moins 50 agents ou salariés à publier en ligne tout document administratif, de type rapport ou statistiques, communiqué au format électronique dans le cadre d'une procédure fondée sur le droit d'accès prévu par la loi dite CADA. Elle souhaiterait connaître les causes des retards et des difficultés d'application de cet article, et surtout ce qui est mis en œuvre par le Gouvernement pour que le public (particuliers, chercheurs, journalistes, parlementaires...) profite des documents administratifs transmis au fil de l'eau, mais à titre individuel, à l'ensemble des usagers.

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Question 5501 — administration

France · National Assembly

Mme Christine Hennion interroge M. le ministre d'État, ministre de l'intérieur, sur la diffusion de documents administratifs, telle que prescrite par le nouvel article L. 312-1-1 du code des relations entre le public et l'administration. En vertu de ses dispositions, les administrations d'au moins 50 agents ou salariés doivent publier en ligne, depuis le mois d'avril 2017, tout document administratif communiqué au format électronique dans le cadre d'une procédure d'accès aux documents administratifs. Il semble cependant y avoir des difficultés de mise en œuvre de ces dispositions introduites par la loi pour une République numérique. Elle lui demande quelles sont les causes de ces difficultés, et surtout ce que compte faire son ministère pour que le public (particuliers, chercheurs, journalistes, parlementaires...) profite des documents administratifs qu'il transmet à titre individuel, à des usagers.

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Question 43137 — value added tax

France · National Assembly

Ms. Christine Hennion draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery to the application of the reduced VAT rates applied to products adapted to the fight against the spread of the covid-19 virus applicable until December 31, 2021. For more than a year, the exceptional and beneficial reduction in the VAT rate on covid products, going from 20% to 5.5%, has enabled numerous associations and private establishments not to able to deduct VAT from their purchases to better equip themselves to face the crisis that we have experienced to date. Likewise, public establishments (including hospitals) which negotiate their budgets inclusive of VAT (all taxes included) and not excluding taxes were able to benefit from this reduction. Anticipating the end of reduced rates and the return to the normal rate on January 1, 2022, for budgetary reasons we are witnessing a surplus of orders for “stockpile” masks, gels and protective clothing even though certain actors are once again experiencing episodes of shortage in the midst of the epidemic recovery. It seems difficult to envisage maintaining this fiscal calendar with the arrival on French territory of the Omicron variant and the health protocols revised upwards. In order to increase vigilance, protection and barrier gestures are more than ever to be maintained with always the same tax incentives. It would be a shame if certain establishments, businesses or associations let their guard down for budgetary reasons. She asks him for his opinion on this subject.

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Question 33361 — local taxes

France · National Assembly

Mrs Christine Hennion questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery on the calculation of the housing tax when a person is accommodated free of charge. Accommodating a person for free can increase the amount of housing tax if you benefit from a tax cap or reduction. However, free accommodation is generally part of a logic of solidarity of a temporary nature. This The situation of free and temporary accommodation mainly concerns people who do not have sufficient income to access their own housing or are in a situation of great instability. These advantages are in fact granted taking into account the income of all the occupants of the accommodation, including those of the person accommodated and, where applicable, taking their income into account may cause them to lose the benefit of these advantages. despite the temporary nature of the situation. She asks him what means can be deployed by the Government to overcome this method of calculation which hinders solidarity.

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Question 33214 — refugees and stateless persons

France · National Assembly

Ms. Christine Hennion draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the situation of migrants and exiles who are in the Calais region. Indeed, the latter are regularly subject to expulsions for the purposes of preserving public order. However, it is possible to question the usefulness and effectiveness of these measures in view of the number of people concerned. Furthermore, these expulsions generate an increase in wanderings in the center of the city and contribute to the deterioration of the living conditions of the people concerned who have their personal property confiscated, whether they are minors or families. The deterioration of living conditions was also exacerbated by the publication of the prefectural decree dated September 10, 2020 which prohibits the distribution of meals and water by associations not mandated by the State and the decree dated September 30, 2020 which expanded the perimeter. However, access to mandated distribution networks forces them to walk for an hour and a half. These measures also constitute an obstacle to solidarity initiatives carried out by local associations and citizens who wish to provide help. Migrants and exiles therefore have increasingly limited means to feed themselves, hydrate themselves and benefit from hygiene products. She also deplores that the people concerned do not have support services while their only escape is to make an asylum request for which the procedures are particularly complex and almost inaccessible. Faced with this situation, many institutions have formulated recommendations. The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has summoned the setting up a covered space to ensure the distribution of goods but also to offer support and ensure full information to the people concerned. Likewise, the Defender of Rights called for a moratorium on evictions from camps. In light of all these elements, she asks the Government what measures can be put in place to improve the living conditions of the people concerned.

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Question 3286 — Internet

France · National Assembly

Mme Christine Hennion attire l'attention de M. le secrétaire d'État, auprès du Premier ministre, chargé du numérique, sur la nécessité de mettre en œuvre des mesures visant à garantir la mise en place d'une dynamique concurrentielle sur le marché du très haut débit fixe à destination des entreprises. Dans un contexte où l'accès au très haut débit constitue un enjeu majeur pour la compétitivité économique des entreprises, ce marché se caractérise par une concurrence très faible. L'opérateur historique déploie l'essentiel du réseau et peut ainsi proposer ses offres aux entreprises, en même temps qu'il leur propose une offre sur toute la gamme de services « traditionnels ». Ces offres proposées par l'opérateur historique à destination des entreprises ne peuvent être concurrencées, faute d'obligation imposée à Orange sur la fourniture d'offres de gros activées sur la boucle locale optique mutualisée, ce qui favorise la mise en place d'un quasi-monopole sur le marché des offres à destination des entreprises, entraînant ainsi une éviction des acteurs alternatifs du marché. La mise en place rapide de mesures favorisant la concurrence permettrait d'accélérer l'innovation et le développement d'offres de services à destination des entreprises, renforçant ainsi la compétitivité économique de tout le tissu de TPE-PME. Dans ce contexte, elle l'interroge sur les mesures que l'État envisage de mettre en place pour répondre à cette situation, afin de permettre une plus grande concurrence et de favoriser l'innovation sur le marché du très haut débit, au profit de la numérisation de tout le tissu des TPE et PME françaises.

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Question 11164 — professions and social activities

France · National Assembly

Ms. Christine Hennion questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the personal services sector which, in 2016, employed more than 1.4 million people, working in 2.7 million individuals. The 18 different professions represented a total of 880 million hours in 2014. Among the different methods of remuneration for home-based employees in France, the pre-financed universal service employment check (CESU) comes into play. for 25 to 30% of the direct employment sector, with an annual issue volume of around 1 billion euros, for the benefit of a million users to pay 300,000 employees at home. The pre-financed CESU can be 100% financed by a company, a CE, a community, an association or co-financed with users (employees, agents, vulnerable people). For businesses, it is exempt from social security contributions and allows benefit from a tax credit on the amounts paid. Article 42 of the social security financing law for 2017 made it possible to extend the use of the pre-financed CESU by offering users the possibility of paying social contributions using this payment document, but this measure has still not come into force. At present, no concrete steps have been taken by the administration to implement this development, while it presents numerous advantages for all stakeholders in the sector. Requested by numerous private and public financiers to solvency the totality of the personal services expenses of their beneficiaries, this development constitutes a lever for simplifying administrative procedures for users who will thus be able to pay the salary and employer contributions of their caregiver in the same movement, instead of two distinct approaches today; it contributes to the rise of the digitalization of procedures, since dematerialized payment is technically possible for employer contributions; it contributes to the drying up of undeclared work, since the payment of contributions (synonymous with declaration of hours worked by the employee) will be made at the same time as the payment of the salary ; finally, it represents a measure of support, or even relaunch of personal services since we can anticipate that the demand for pre-financed CESU, a 100% traceable payment tool and specifically targeted for professions in the sector, would experience a significant increase from users. Also, she would like to know the actions that the Government plans to put in place to make this measure operational. effective as well as the deadlines for its effectiveness.

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Question 40880 — teaching

France · National Assembly · 8 July 2021

Ms. Christine Hennion draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the “EduConnect” platform. The latter allows the creation of a single account to monitor and support the children's education, as well as access to the school's resources. Specific tabs are devoted to orientation and assignment after third grade. Thus, the platform makes it possible to entry of the student's orientation choices by a single parent, effectively excluding the other parent who only has a right of monitoring. Although this decision is a usual act and is based on the presumption of agreement between the parents, this no longer applies once the second parent informs third parties of their disagreement. The platform does not allow the creation of a second account with the right to enter and record wishes by both parents, this can generate disputes and administrative burden. Even more, this configuration can lead to a breakdown in equality between legal representatives or parents and hinder the exercise of parental authority in matters of educational guidance. She asks him, in view of the reasons given, if it is not possible to authorize the creation of a second account with identical rights.

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Question 16513 — energy and fuels

France · National Assembly · 1 May 2019

Ms. Christine Hennion draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister for Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the free installation of remote displays for precarious households. Initially provided for by the law relating to the energy transition and for green growth, the deployment of the remote display is still not a reality for the French while the deadline of January 1, 2019 has expired. In question, the absence of orders being issued by the Ministry of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to cover the costs of the suppliers who will distribute it. In the meantime, precarious consumers still do not benefit from this display which should nevertheless allow them to better control their energy consumption and thus obtain gains in purchasing power. As a reminder, the installation of this display is requested by many stakeholders such as UFC-Que Choisir, ADEME, the Energy Mediator and the Court of Auditors, who consider that this tool is essential for controlling household energy consumption. While purchasing power and the energy transition are among the major themes of the great national debate desired by the President of the Republic, she asks him to kindly indicate what the intentions of the Government in order to accelerate the implementation of this essential tool for the most precarious consumers, the implementation of which had already been postponed for a year previously.

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Question 18375 — housing: aid and loans

France · National Assembly · 3 February 2019

Ms. Christine Hennion draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the administrative and tax regime applicable to mobility leases. Created by article 107 of law no. 2018-1021 of November 23, 2018 on the development of housing, development and digital technology, the mobility lease is a rental contract for furnished accommodation for a period of one to ten months, non-renewable and non-renewable. Flexible, it is aimed at French people in a situation of mobility for whom housing represented an obstacle to employment, studies or training. The mobility lease thus responds to demand and rental needs while providing certain guarantees to owners. On an administrative level, furnished rental requires the lessor to register with a business formalities center in order to make known the existence of his activity and to see himself assign a SIRET number. From a tax perspective, 5° bis of Article 35 of the General Tax Code provides that any income earned by a person who rents furnished residential premises directly or indirectly presents the character of industrial and commercial profits for the purposes of income tax. Depending on whether he is qualified as a professional or non-professional lessor, the lessor can opt for three regimes distinct tax regimes which are the microenterprise regime, the real tax regime or the normal real regime. Depending on their situation, the lessor may also be subject to the business property tax. Such administrative and fiscal complexity, in the absence of a dedicated regime, does not appear to be in line with the objective of flexibility sought when creating the mobility lease. She asks him, in these conditions, what measures the Government intends to implement to promote the democratization of mobility leases.

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Question 9220 — civil servants and public agents

France · National Assembly · 5 December 2018

Ms. Christine Hennion questions the Minister of Action and Public Accounts about the possibilities for development of contract workers in the public service. Contract workers are fully integrated into the civil service and are represented in the state, hospital and territorial civil service. They bring, in addition to their specific and technical knowledge, a new vision and breath of fresh air to the public service for which they are employed. Their professional development prospects are contractually fixed. Unlike civil servants, they do not have a right to advancement: either the possibility of advancement in step, grade or employment framework. Legislative measures have been taken to strengthen their rights and open up their career paths. For example, Law No. 2005-843 of July 26, 2005 and three decrees, each ruling for a distinct public service, provide for an evaluation of the contract worker at the end of his contract. This evaluation, based on the latter's professional performance, may result in the review and increase of his salary. However, these measures do not allow the complete improvement of the career prospects of the contract worker. In fact, the revaluation of his salary is subject to the expiry of his contract and he cannot claim to professional advancement. In this context, she questions the measures that the State is considering to review the promotion possibilities of contract workers, in particular concerning their right to advancement, when the Government precisely wishes to increase the number of contract workers in the public service. Indeed, increased use of contract workers should be accompanied by new provisions offering better prospects of professional development for them.

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Question 7353 — companies

France · National Assembly · 3 October 2018

Ms. Christine Hennion questions the Minister of Economy and Finance on the effectiveness of the transfer of the National Trade and Companies Register (RNCS) to the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) in application of Law No. 2015-990 of August 6, 2015 for growth, activity and equal economic opportunities. Its article 60 provides that the INPI “centralizes the trade and company register, in particular on the basis of computer data transmitted by commercial court clerks”. This transfer is part of the objective of reviving and modernizing the economy targeted by Law No. 2015-990: by making access to RCNS data free, by allowing the emergence and development of innovative services and by strengthening the skills of the INPI. However, its proper implementation does not appear to be effective. Many economic actors are struggling to obtain this data from the INPI, which is having difficulty receiving it from commercial court clerks. In this context, she questions the measures that the Government is considering to guarantee the effectiveness of this data transfer essential for modernization and administrative simplification.

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Question 8976 — housing

France · National Assembly · 5 May 2018

Ms. Christine Hennion alerts the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the situation of Samu Social in the Hauts-de-Seine department. The reduction in credits allocated to 115 for the year 2018 led to a tightening of emergency accommodation criteria. As a result, only the most vulnerable people (particularly disabled) and families with a child under 1 year old are allocated a hotel room in this department. Thus, at the end of the winter protection period, many families, sometimes large, with young children over one year old, find themselves on the street. Indeed, as some households have been benefiting from this “emergency” accommodation for several months or even several years, the renewal of their hotel care is no longer guaranteed. Secours Catholique 92 has identified around fifty families condemned to be on the street in the months to come. The prefecture puts the figure at 100 families and some estimates go up to 200. The dramatic situation of these people, specific to Hauts-de-Seine, requires rapid action. More than 4,000 beneficiaries of the emergency accommodation system in the department are today living in fear of finding themselves without a roof over their heads as of next week. She wants to know what that the Government intends to do to fulfill Emmanuel Macron's promise that no one will be on the streets anymore.

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Question 7043 — secondary education

France · National Assembly · 3 March 2018

Mrs. Christine Hennion questions the Minister of National Education on the reform of the general and technological baccalaureate, and more particularly on the place and future of the economic and social sciences (SES) discipline in it. The reform of the general and technological baccalaureate, unveiled on February 14, 2018, aims to modernize the baccalaureate and strengthen guidance in higher education, allowing high school students to gradually specialize from the second cycle. Concerning the general course, it eliminates the three sectors: literary (L), scientific (S) and economic and social (ES). Instead of these three traditional courses, a common core is preferred, around which the student will be free to attach three specializations. This common core is made up of basic and elementary lessons, the knowledge and practice of which is considered essential. : French, philosophy, history-geography, two modern languages and finally sport. The SES discipline is, however, not included in this same base of fundamental teaching. SES teaching was introduced at the same time as the B sector and the former ES sector by the Fouchet plan of 1966. For more than fifty years, it has stimulated an understanding as well as a questioning of the contemporary world, through the study of three areas humanities: economic sciences, sociology as well as political sciences. Also, the introduction of this discipline went hand in hand with the massification of schooling in the second cycle and its democratization. Even today, a third of baccalaureate graduates pursuing the ES series have varied social origins and take on diverse paths with an undeniable success rate. In this context, she questions the place that should be given to the SES discipline in the proposed reform and questions its inclusion in the common core. She therefore questions him about the measures that the State is considering in order to promote the teaching of this essential discipline, a key to understanding today's world.

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Question 2652 — employment and activity

France · National Assembly · 10 July 2017